The 10 Best Bars in Culver City
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| Mary Carreon |
The Blind Barber is hard to find because from the front it looks like a place to get a haircut. Once you walk in past the barber shop area and pass through what looks like a utility closet, you enter into a hall way that leads to the hidden bar in the back. The speakeasy vibe is fun, and the bartenders are quick! 10797 Washington Blvd. Culver City, CA 90232; 310-841-6679
3. The Bar at the Culver Hotel
Mary Carreon
Known as the "Historic Culver Hotel," the upstairs bar/lounge is the place to go on a Saturday night for serious socializing. The bar is small, so talking to others is basically mandatory. The lush 1920s vintage décor makes the lounge very trendy, which attracts a young, hip crowd. The bartenders are theatrical when making drinks, too, as they toss glasses in the air and catch them while mixing your cocktail. You will leave with a great buzz. . 9400 Culver Blvd. Culver City, CA 90232; 310-558-9400
2. Oldfield's Liquor Room
Mary Carreon
Owned by the same people who own Bigfoot West, (and other great mixology spots), Oldfield's Liquor Room is the local time warp in Los Angeles. The classic cocktails, atmosphere, music and décor effectively capture a late 1950s, early '60s vibe. Get your Mad Men on, and briefly forget who you are. 10899 Venice Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90034; (310) 842-8066
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