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Vicky’s Happy Hour

Vicky’s Happy Hour

November 6 at 3pm

Battleship IOWA home of the National Museum of the Surface Navy · San Pedro

Gourmet hot dogs and cocktails aboard a WWII battleship: Vicky's Doghouse serves discounted happy hour bites on the IOWA's deck, with waterfront views, music, and games.

Weary Livers

Weary Livers

Pico • $$

A quirky neighborhood bar where board games, BYO food, and the infamous plague doctor mascot set the tone. The staff treats first-timers like regulars and the drinks come with a wink.

Audio Graph Beer Co.

Audio Graph Beer Co.

South Park

Where music and craft beer collide in downtown LA. Audio Graph serves award-winning brews in a chill, art-filled space with friendly vibes and zero pretension.

Hand-Brewed Beer, LLC

Hand-Brewed Beer, LLC

Chatsworth

Bold craft beers meet backyard hangout vibes at this Chatsworth brewery. Settle in on the patio with house-brewed beer and solid pizza, pinball machines at the ready.

The Crest

The Crest

North Long Beach • $

A neighborhood gay bar where cheap drinks and genuinely kind bartenders have kept locals coming back for three decades. The smoking patio with its waterfall feels like a little hideaway from the world.

Brews Brothers

Brews Brothers

NoHo • $$

Brews Brothers is where beer nerds come to play. The brothers stock seriously hard-to-find brews, from high-end BBAs to Belgian rarities, while free pool tables and board games keep the vibe loose and friendly.

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How do I plan an evening in LA without spending most of it driving?

Choose one event, then keep dinner and anything afterwards in the same area. Tell me where you’re starting, how you’ll travel, and how far you’re willing to go. I’d leave some breathing room before the start time.

Where can I find an evening built around a performance or conversation in LA?

Check the programme at the Gil Cates Theater in Westwood for theatre, or Book Soup for author conversations and signings. Start with whose work interests you, then choose a date.

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