Clubs and bars
Cat & Fiddle
A large and reasonably authentic British pub, the Cat & Fiddle always has a fun crowd, a good selection of beers and British pub food, and darts in the back room. The outdoor area is extraordinarily nice but fills early, while the inside of the bar is spacious but gets crowded in the evenings. Prices are reasonable given the location and decor, with beers from $5 per pint and food starting around $8.
Roosevelt Hotel Lounge
The lounge in this historic hotel is an upscale hotspot where one is likely to find Hollywood elite enjoying cocktails on weekdays, and a hipster party scene on weekends. Plenty of leather couches, candles, and a classy staff provides a sense of how the "other half" lives. Expect Hollywood prices to go along with the Hollywood atmosphere.
Cinespace
A movie-themed dance club that was touted by Playboy Magazine as LA's best bar. They also occasionally offer dinner in front of a large movie screen with reasonably good California cuisine for around $25 -$40 per person.
The Well
Make out as if you're a local and head to this so trendy it has a secret entrance door hint, the entrance is on ⦠Argyle, even though the address is on Sunset. While the crowd can be posey, its one of the better clubs in the area, and still manages to remain intimate and cosy.
Velvet Margarita Cantina
Dark lounge inspired by Dia de los Muertos. Lots of tequila, beer, and of course margaritas.
Street life in Hollywood remains lively later than in most other areas, making the district a satisfying location to come home to. In fact, the best time to see Hollywood is in the evening, since the district serves along with the nearby Sunset Strip, as the regional center for clubs and nightlife. The Cahuenga Corridor along Cahuenga between Sunset and Yucca has several bars and lounges for bar-hopping.