DK Travel : Los Angeles : Bars & Nightclubs

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Club Spaceland

Night after night, Club Spaceland hosts LA’s edgiest, most creative, and occasionally, most bizarre rock talent in front of a grungy crowd.
Conga Room

Backed by Jennifer Lopez and other celebrities, this club presents Latin and world music, with an emphasis on salsa, to a multicultural crowd. Free salsa lessons.
Deep

This sexy club has a glass enclosed dance floor, writhing barely-clad performers, and videomonitor- equipped VIP rooms.
Dublin’s

This cavernous Irish pub is party central thanks to strong drinks and a relatively relaxed door policy. The sports bar downstairs has pool tables and pub grub.
Feinstein’s at the Cinegrill

This nightclub recently reopened as a chic supper club with a musical menu of cabaret and jazz. Named after singer-pianist Michael Feinstein, it’s an intimate venue with a great sound.
Formosa Café

Humphrey Bogart and Marilyn Monroe once hung out at this watering hole. Enjoy the signature mai tais and tasty California-Asian treats.
Forty Deuce

Hollywood decadence is still alive at this provocative yet classy bar where sexy dancers bare nearly all during burlesque strip shows.
Gallery Bar

A dark and quiet spot to unwind with cocktails in old-world grandeur at the stylish Biltmore (see Millennium Biltmore).
Good Luck Bar

A cool crowd gathers around the oval bar or in the sofa lounge at this fashionable, Chinese-style Silver Lake watering hole.
House of Blues

The original HOB branch has an eclectic schedule of performers, including long-time favorites such as Joan Armatrading and the Bangles. The Sunday Gospel brunch is an institution.