LA hides its best rooms: No Vacancy hides a staircase under a Victorian bed in Hollywood, Davey Wayne's sends the party through a refrigerator into the 1970s, and Lock & Key makes you find the right doorknob in Koreatown.
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Walk through a garage, open the refrigerator door, and it's 1977, Hollywood's most famous hidden party.
Pip’s Tip Through the garage, then open the refrigerator door. That is the entrance.
A wall of doorknobs guards Koreatown's plush hidden lounge, find the right one and the room opens.
Pip’s Tip A wall of doorknobs and only one opens. Thursday to Sunday in Koreatown.
Wander into a 1902 Victorian, chat with the woman in bed, and watch her bed reveal a hidden staircase down.
Pip’s Tip Find Room 1902 in the Victorian. Talk to the woman in the bed and the staircase opens.
Slip through an armoire into a Havana-style rum sanctum with live salsa, burlesque, and an on-site cigar roller.
Behind a hotel loading dock, a vending machine swings open into an all-out 80s karaoke and cassette-lined dance den.
Descend beneath Venice's oldest bar into a genuine Prohibition-era basement speakeasy pouring craft cocktails over nightly live jazz.
Buzz the intercom hidden in a pickle barrel behind a hot-dog stand, then duck into a technicolor tiki fantasy.
Order confidently at Blue Collar and the library bookcase slides open to a moody hideout serving arctic-cold cocktails.
Follow the glowing HIGHBALLS arrow through Bar Clacson's back hallway into a punk-rock dive of pinball and highballs.
Tucked behind Vitello's old-school Italian dining room, a velvet-dark Rat Pack lounge pouring serious classics over live jazz.
Get a fade up front, then slip through the barbershop's back door into a candlelit parlor slinging grilled cheeses.
A crimson opium-den parlor behind an unmarked door where craft cocktails come with ticketed close-up magic and vaudeville.
Hidden on the Roosevelt's mezzanine, a 1920s gaming parlor with two vintage bowling lanes and impeccably crafted cocktails.
Step into the phone booth inside The 35er dive bar and dial your way through to Pasadena's plush hidden lounge.
Through an upstairs armoire into a Havana-style rum sanctum, live salsa, burlesque, and a cigar roller working the room.
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