7 speakeasies in Los Angeles our editors have drunk at, sorted by score. All Los Angeles nightlife.

No Vacancy ★ 4.4

$$$Hollywood

No Vacancy in a Hollywood Victorian house in LA is the Houston Hospitality speakeasy where you ring a hotel bell at a closed front desk and a bookcase opens.

TipOpen Thursday to Saturday 20:00-02:00. Reservations through Resy preferred; walk-ins go on a waitlist before 22:00.

Apt 503 ★ 4.2

$$$Koreatown

Apt 503 hides on the 5th floor of the Aroma Wilshire Center in Koreatown, a semi-rooftop Los Angeles lounge with DJs, dance floor and an outdoor patio.

TipReservations strongly recommended via Discotech. Dress code enforced on weekends; the patio fills first.

Death & Co ★ 4.7

$$$Arts District

Death & Co in the LA Arts District opened in 2019 under Alex Day, Dave Kaplan and Devon Tarby, the West Coast outpost of the East Village room.

TipTock reservations open weekly. Walk-ins try the standing rail or the adjacent lobby bar at the Hoxton.

Dirty Laundry ★ 4.3

$$$Hollywood

Dirty Laundry in a Hollywood basement, once Rudolph Valentino's prohibition stash, is the Houston Hospitality LA speakeasy with DJs in the back and stiff.

TipEnter through the alley off Hudson; password posted on Instagram some nights. No-cover walk-in early weeknights.

The Roger Room ★ 4.4

$$$West Hollywood

The Roger Room hides behind a faux psychic storefront on La Cienega in West Hollywood, a 50-seat dim-lit cocktail bar that has been pouring classics.

TipNo reservations, walk-in only. Smart dress preferred. Arrive before 21:00 weeknights to skip the line.

Sassafras Saloon ★ 4.2

$$Hollywood

Sassafras Saloon on Vine in Hollywood is the 1933 Group bar built around salvaged Savannah lumber, with pre-Prohibition cocktails and live music six nights.

TipLive blues and Americana most nights from 21:00. No cover, walk-in, kitchen open until midnight.

Townhouse and Del Monte Speakeasy ★ 4.3

$$Venice

Townhouse on Windward Avenue in Venice, established 1915, runs cocktails upstairs and the Del Monte Speakeasy below, a Prohibition rum cellar.

TipTownhouse walk-in upstairs; the Del Monte downstairs is ticketed for live music, comedy and burlesque most nights from 21:00.

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