6 late-night dives in Los Angeles our editors have drunk at, sorted by score. All Los Angeles nightlife.

Tiki-Ti ★ 4.7

$$Silver Lake

Tiki-Ti on Sunset in Los Feliz, opened 1961 by Ray Buhen, is the 12-seat LA tiki room pouring 90 family-recipe cocktails over three generations.

TipCash only, no reservations. Closed Sunday through Tuesday. Order the Ray's Mistake, the bartenders ring a bell.

Rainbow Bar & Grill ★ 4.4

$$West Hollywood

Rainbow Bar & Grill on the West Hollywood Sunset Strip is the 1972 rock dive that fed Led Zeppelin, Motorhead and Guns N Roses into the small hours.

TipKitchen runs to 01:30, bar to 02:00. Lemmy's corner booth is preserved by the front door.

Frolic Room ★ 4.4

$Hollywood

Frolic Room next to the Pantages Theatre has poured on Hollywood Boulevard since 1934, a neon-lit dive with an Al Hirschfeld mural and a regulars-only bar.

TipCash and card. Open 11:00-02:00 daily. The mural over the bar was installed 1963 and depicts mid-century Hollywood.

HMS Bounty ★ 4.3

$Koreatown

HMS Bounty on the ground floor of the 1924 Gaylord Hotel in Koreatown is the nautical-themed dive bar and diner pouring cheap pours and old fashioneds.

TipBurgers and kitchen run late. Friday and Saturday push to 02:00; happy hour weekdays 17:00-19:00.

The Prince ★ 4.4

$$Koreatown

The Prince on West 7th in LA's Koreatown, opened 1927, became a Korean dive in 1991: red booths, gold-flocked walls and Korean fried chicken until late.

TipCash and card. The fried chicken and OB lager combo runs to 23:00 nightly. New Girl built a set based on this room.

Footsie's ★ 4.2

$Highland Park

Footsie's on Figueroa in Cypress Park is the dark wood-paneled Eastside LA dive with leather booths, a jukebox, pool table and nightly DJ dance parties.

TipOpen 17:00-02:00 daily. Cash-friendly, cheap pours, dance floor at the back. The patio holds smokers and karaoke spillover.

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