
Just the classics – with a Koreatown twist. Lobby Bar is a gathering spot for locals and travelers alike, and an unpretentious hang that keeps the good stuff simple. With a desert-island-lineup of creative cocktails, each drink veers off course – in the very best way – with nods to surrounding K-Town, Angeleno inspirations, and chill retro vibes.
Roy Choi’s bar in the Line Hotel serving exotic cocktails, sake & infused soju in a whimsical setup.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3515 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010
Phone: (213) 368-3030
Website: https://www.thelinehotel.com/los-angeles/restaurants-bars/lobby-bar/
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Reviews
I’m shook on how bad it is here and we are hotel guests. Literally – go anywhere else it’s laughable. There were limes in a cup in front of me that I stole and put in my own sad glass. Cheers.
Is it the greatest bar? No. But is it somewhere between 4 and 4.5 based on my experience? Absolutely. And def try the sesame honey syrup!
However, once we got him warmed up, he was great. I had the avocado toast (which had salmon on it) and was ONLY $7 for happy hour. I also enjoyed the old fashion on tap. I absolutely will be returning for happy hour, it was a wonderful experience. I just hope the bartender is a little warmer to patrons. No, it doesn’t have to be “Cheers” but its awkward to sit at a bar and have the bartender look so uninterested in everything. Again, great experience, wonderful music, fantastic food, and the bill was only $62 with 5 drinks and 2 appetizers. Not bad.
They seemed to be famous for their specialty drinks. My friend ordered the mushroom cocktail which was okay. I ordered the uni cocktail which tasted like a combination of salsa and clamato juice…definitely will not be ordering this again. Their normal drinks were pretty decent. Hopefully it won’t get more crowded in the future…but looks like it will be.
The lounge opens up for Happy Hour starting at 2:30 through 7pm – how great is that? The menu derives from the POT restaurant, which I am a big fan of. The crispy Korean cakes are delicious!
The hotel’s cafe is fantastic as well because of the unique and non-conventional flavors offered. I ordered their ICED HORCHATA LATTE, which was delicious but a tad too sweet for me. I guess ordering it with “easy ice” was not a smart choice but I’ll know for next time. Their pastries look amazing, too. I look forward to coming here again to work remotely and to try their black sesame mochi cake!