There are two types of people in Los Angeles: Those who
party in the city, and those who prefer the shore. After years of dedicated
research at every nightspot imaginable, I've crowned a champion from each
terrain. Now it's on you to decide. Will it be the surf or the turf?
Sayers Club (City Champion)
Hidden behind a small deli, this oasis of hedonism is often
overlooked, and the regulars prefer to keep it that way. Master instrumentalists jam through the
night, accompanied by a rotation of lead vocalists ranging from under the radar
up-and-comers to icons like Prince himself (Yes, that Prince). Since Sayers only holds 300, you can
dance from the bar to the stage without interruption. You couldn’t buy better access to the rock world, and since
there’s no cover, you won’t need to buy your way in here either.
The Victorian (Seaside champion)
This regally named establishment is ironically a favorite
evening destination of the laid-back beach crowd. With 3 floors and a patio to choose from, The
Victorian is more house party than bar.
Tip back your glass at the top floor library lounge, as you look out
over the water. Next, catch some
fresh air, and listen to the crashing tide on the 1st floor patio area. Finally, head to the basement and enjoy
the infectious spins of the resident DJ while sipping on their signature drink,
the "Moscow Mule”.
-Ko Massiah
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