Andys
Bar · Norma Triangle ·
70s-style jazz and R&B club with live music
70s-style jazz and R&B club with live music
"If you want to eat food at Andy’s (named after the man himself), you’re going to have to make a reservation between 5pm and 8:30pm. But don’t submit yourself to the hassle. The menu isn’t much more than clubby snacks like crispy calamari and chicken tenders, and prior to 9pm, the vibe is dead. Come after 9:30pm instead and use this place for what it is: a fantastic live music venue. Tables are set aside for bottle service, but walk-ins are encouraged (with no cover charge) and everybody crowds around the rectangular bar and watches whoever is playing. That could be a funk guitarist, an 80s cover band, or a soul singer. If you’re looking for a high-energy, post-dinner spot that doesn’t involve the full-on club experience, Andy’s is a fun place to end a night in Weho." - sylvio martins, brant cox, garrett snyder
"Anderson .Paak teamed up with the prolific Houston brothers to open one of West Hollywood’s hottest new bars — a ’70s-style jazz and R&B club. Barman Devin Espinosa developed the cocktail menu which features drinks like the Places to Be with clementine cordial and prosecco, as well as the Suede with amaro, mezcal, and vermouth. Those drinking with a group can opt for the Ape Shit which serves four and features rum, banana liqueur, and Aperol." - Rebecca Roland
"You can head to Andy’s and eat food if you like, but we don’t recommend it. The menu is mostly clubby snacks like crispy calamari and chicken tenders, and you’ll have to make a reservation between 5pm-8:30pm (when the vibe is dead inside). Come after 9:30pm instead and use this place for what it actually is: a fantastic live music venue. Tables are set aside for bottle service, but don't let that deter you: walk-ins are encouraged (with no cover charge) and everybody crowds around the rectangular bar to watch whoever is playing. That could be a funk guitarist, an 80s cover band, or a soul singer. Don’t be surprised when a tiny dance floor forms. If you’re looking for a high-energy, post-dinner spot that doesn’t involve the full-on club experience, Andy’s is a fun place to end a night in Weho." - brant cox, sylvio martins
"Listed by LAist among Los Angeles restaurants backed by celebrities and credited as Anderson .Paak’s restaurant." - Mona Holmes
"Here’s how things work at Andy’s, Anderson.Paak’s 70s-themed clubstaurant/live music venue in West Hollywood: Starting at 5pm, reservations are available at tables in the dining room. Around 9pm, a live band might show up. But at 9:30pm, the kitchen closes, and shortly afterward, the tables are cleared and reserved for bottle service. Got all that? It’s a wonky timeline, so here’s how to best use this place. Skip the food situation altogether. The menu is just a handful of clubby snacks like crispy calamari and chicken tenders and middling cocktails anyway. There are no entrees. If you show up hungry, you’ll leave hungry—and potentially frustrated that your reservation doesn’t cover the time when the bands are playing. Instead, come after 9:30pm and use Andy’s for what it is: a really good live music venue. Despite the tables being set aside for bottle service, walk-ins are encouraged (with no cover charge) and everybody crowds around the rectangular bar and watches whoever is on. That could be a funk guitarist, an 80s cover band, or a soul singer. Don’t be surprised when a tiny dance floor forms. If you’re in the area and looking for a high-energy, post-dinner spot that doesn’t involve the full-on club experience, Andy’s is a perfect place to end the night." - Brant Cox
