bachelorette party ideas???????
i am looking for a restaurant for a bachelorette party i am throwing in october. we will have a group of about 10 to 15 ladies in their 20s. i have read some recs from previous posts for tokyo delve's sushi and mary's burger's???..... these places both sound fun, but i am curious if anyone can recommend some other places that are similar, or possibly comment on an experience at either of those places i mentioned. i am looking for a fun atmosphere, good food, preferably near other bars we may hit up after dinner. thanks!!!
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Had to come up with a venue that could accommodate a large bachelorette party too recently. We went to Citizen Smith, very cool, Hollywood - dark and sexy vibe. Not the best food, but decent (jalapeno mac and cheese delish) and pricey with drinks. Was able to book a large party a few dance in advance through Open Table. It's within walking distance to a lot of clubs and Hollywood bars.
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Citizen Smith
1600 N. Cahuenga Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028 -
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My sister threw me my bach party @ Hollywood Men (H'wood & Highland complex), preceded by dinner @ Table 8 (they're no longer around). As an alternative to Table 8, you might consider Koji's Shabu Shabu also in the complex for dinner & drinks prior to the show @ the adjacent H'wood Men.
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Table 8
7661 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046Shabu Shabu Bar
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In your 20s...for a bar-hopping bachelorette party...you either want to be on the the Sunset Strip, or on or near Hollywood Blvd., or downtown. Depends a lot on where you're staying and how you're getting around.
On Sunset, I'd also take a look at Bar Marmont,
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Bar Marmont
8171 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90046 -
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The last BP I went to we went to Melisse as sort of a pre-event. The food and wine were out of this world, but the evening of was spent going to un-chowish places in an H2 Limo.
Find one of those roof top bars in Hollywood and decamp there after setting the tone at Tokyo Delve's. Maybe check out the Edison.
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