Andys

The calamari and Korean ribs were our favorite. Great drinks! Music was wonderful! My one wish is that they had more options on their menu. They were out of a few items and I ended up getting the burger. While it was a good burger, it was a burger and left me wanting something more.

April 5th - Great Music, strong drinks, arrive before 10p to avoid line, no cover charge! Band and DJ were killer. Arrived 10:30, Waited almost an hour in line. No cover. Security/Host were nice and professional— did their best despite a huge bday party and what I assume were VIPs rushing the door. Need new entry plan for private events/owner guest list to avoid swarming/pushing. I would go back but never after 10:00p again.

I was really excited to check this place out, and I wanted to LOVE it. Here's my review. Food: I wish there was more of a selection on the menu, whether it be bigger dishes or more appetizers. I ordered a cucumber salad. It was good and refreshing. My husband ordered the Korean BBQ Spare Ribs. These were also good but too spicy for me. If you don't do well with spice, keep this in mind. We ordered old fashioned's... they were ok. I felt like it was just whiskey on the rocks. The tequila selection very much caters to trendy drinkers. If you're like me and don't drink Clase Azul, Patron, Casamigos, etc.. keep this in mind Service: The hostess was very pleasant, and so was the first server we had. Unfortunately, her shift ended right after we sat down, and the next server was not so great. She repeatedly skipped over our table when doing her rounds without even making eye contact. At one point, my husband had to get another staffs attention to order his ribs. Atmosphere: I'm torn here... they open early enough to maybe be a restaurant, but the food options are limited. Maybe I'm wrong, and it's supposed to be a bar with live music? We caught the end of a live performance who was great, by the way. Unfortunately, our view was obstructed due to the large crowd standing in front of the stage. We were hoping to catch the live band scheduled to perform at 10 pm, but due to the 90-minute seating time, we had to leave our table... the place was small and crowded, and I did not care to stand around all night while being bumped into. I might consider coming back another time because live music is always great. But I don't think I would order anything.

The music was incredible, lively, and fun. It felt like you were transported back in time. However, it’s not the best location for large groups. It’s perfect for a night out with a girlfriend or a date night if you’re comfortable with a crowd.

I booked a table at Andy's in West Hollywood specifically to see Macy Gray perform. Despite her being advertised as the headliner, she never showed up, and no one from the venue had the courtesy to inform me—even after I closed my tab and was preparing to leave. To make matters worse, a physical altercation broke out at the neighboring table, spilling into ours. I had to go to the front of the building to get security assistance because the situation was escalating. Yet, the person involved in the altercation was comped, while those of us who had a peaceful evening were left unheard. I've been in contact with Taylor multiple times over the past few weeks. Taylor assured me that the General Manager would leave a message, but I've yet to receive any communication. This experience reflects a profound lack of customer service. It's disappointing because Andy's is a nice venue with potential. However, the lack of communication and accountability has left a sour taste. I would not recommend, management is callous and disconnected.

Great date spot for apps and drinks. A little pricey as expected for this kind of place, but the food and drinks are very worth it - loved everything I tried! Service was good, you can tell they are still ironing out some kinks but the server was very communicative and friendly. Ambiance is great with live music starting around 8:30pm. They do have a 90 min limit for tables but you are free to hang around the stage or bar afterwards. Definitely starts filling up after 8:30pm (even on a Wednesday). I’ll be back for sure.

Kept a tab open and found $176 charge I did not make. I was literally there for two drinks. Been there for dinner too, live music is the real draw! Good place but need to be careful with your tab

First acknowledging its shortcomings: 1) Food and drinks are on the pricier end but hey, it’s LA. On top of that, they charge a 2% entertainment fee and 3% credit card fee, separate from sales tax and tip, which was interesting. 2) While the staff was fantastic, the host was a bit off. We went during the middle of the week for dinner and the live entertainment, and the place was probably at about half capacity the entire time we were there. She initially tried cramming our party of 6 in a corner next to another couple while other tables remained empty. On the positive: 1) We enjoyed our drinks — not the best drinks I’ve had, but solid. Purple Haze with the tajin rim was my favorite, followed by the Malibu Marg. 2) Food was slightly above bar food standard — delicious and well executed. 3) The main reason to come is the vibe! The photos don’t do the place justice. Cute with moody lighting, tastefully decorated, and live music. The performers were great. Come for the vibe and entertainment. It’s a 4.5 out of 5 for me.

Came here to see what all the hype was abt- and I was not let down. The decor is super cool, very 70's vibes. Drinks were strong and good. Drinks are also very pricey, but given location, and it being a new celebrity owned hot spot you sort of expect that. The stage performances were right by bar, super close. Which was cool. The acoustics are great throughout. It is a small space, but makes it more intimate. My only 1 bad thing to note were the bathrooms. The woman's bathroom was super tiny and felt like it wasn't thought of at all when decorating. There was trash spilling outside the trashcans, it smelled pretty bad, the door kept hitting people waiting in line inside- and right outside is a narrow hallway where you can't stand to wait because it is a major walkway- If they could rethink that space- or even the decor this place would be 100% topnotch. Will come back to try the food. Anderson Paak and Bruno Mars also showed up late night so that was deff a plus to our night

I unfortunately had my phone stolen last night and I'm seeing many others did as well.. I asked the front desk, waitress, etc for help but after being passed around between staff my phone wasn't found. It's a bummer because the place did have cool vibes but the theft is a major concern especially as my phone was in my purse before it was gone.

Food was absolutely terrible even for bar food. You don't technically have dinner while listening to jazz. You eat with the DJ until 10:30pm when the jazz band gets going. The "ape shit" cocktail is not worth it at all. The bill came with a "credit card" tax meaning Anderson paak must be too cheap to pay for the percentage they owe the CC companies for every time (and honestly all the time) someone swipes their CC. Basically passing off extra fees to suckers (like me) who came to check out something potentially cool. Oh but there's more..there's an entertainment tax on top too. Nothing much to see here. The Let's Go in DT arts district is a cooler 70s bar.

Andy's is the coolest new bar in town! The ambiance is out of this world with swanky leather seating and tons of disco balls. The drinks are amazing with the best service! An old Hollywood vibe!

This place was amazing. Gets crowded late, around 11 and the line outside forms around then too. Go earlier to avoid the line. It seems like people stop in here for a drink and then keep it moving. We did the same. Really trendy, cool spot to check out if you're in the area.

Parking: valet is available for the restaurant next door. There's also a private LAZ lot down the block which is perfectly walking distance so we did this rather than find street parking. Ambience: like stepping into a funky living room from the 70s! The velvet and dimly lit vibe was just sooooo cool and felt matched with the music. We came at 530 and it was easy to find a reservation because the live performances don't start until 8ish. But the live music was perfect for my taste, not too crazy where you can't have a conversation so perfect for a date night. But if you want the amazing band, then come around closer to 10 pm where the place becomes packed. Service: top notch! Everyone is super attentive and drinks were amazing!!! Food: we knew this place was a speakeasy for we loved all the tapas but the pastrami baos were out of this world! We also tried the cucumber salad, Tokyo tenders, calamari, and fries! Very tasty! So many restaurants to try nearby if you need to walk to get food afterwards. Overall would give this place a 10/10 and highly recommend bringing a date or a friend who wants to get an amazing LA experience! Such a gem of a spot in weho!

I came here Saturday night with a group for drinks around 10pm. It wasn't too busy, and I was able to get a table. They have live music, which was the best part. The music was very good. They do charge an entertainment fee on your check, but it's a small percentage. I got an espresso martini, which I liked. I definitely would come back, especially since they have live music, which most bars in the area don't.

Excellent friendly hosts and servers. The vibe is that slow jams 70s cool. We loved that. The band was great and not so loud you couldn't talk. The food however is just cheap and superficial. It's like a menu made by a 20 yr old for 20 yr olds. Chicken tenders that are bland along with typical frozen fries from a bag. The bao didn't have much flavor either. The menu is designed to just soak up the alcohol that they hope you are buying lots of. Our 2 cocktails were just meh. Even their bar stock is cheap. Don Julio's and Bullet? Really? This is a place you should come with your friends for some drinks and to listen to the band. No need to worry about the food unless you're trying to sober up. Also the valet for Andys is on the block behind the restaurant.

I'm giving Andys 5 stars, but I was expecting a little more. It's more of a bar vibe than a lounge vibe. Lounge vibe meaning more seating. My husband and I had reservations at 7:30pm, so we had a table. I came hungry so was a little disappointed to see it was appetizers, tapas style, as opposed to entrees. Luckily, the food was great. We ordered the cucumber and seaweed salad, Korean spare ribs, chicken tenders, and fries. For dessert, we shared the chocolate cake. We ordered cocktails: Suede and Marg. Both were really good. When our 90 minutes were up, we tried to find a somewhere to stand. Andys is a small space and the bar takes up most of the space so there isn't much standing room. By 9:30p, the place is crowded. A pianist plays around 7:30pm-9:00pm and the band comes on around 10pm. As far as parking, you have to find parking on the street or you can valet ($25). Please note that valet isn't for Andys. It's for the place next door. And they only take cash. No Apple Pay. No credit card. No Zelle.

Horrible service we had reservations 9, poor communication , they moved my table because it was In the way! Rude servers! I never got I order my food, I made reservations 3 weeks in advance and drove 90 minutes to be treated like shit!

This was my first time attending a night here. Upon arrival I valet my car on the back ( valet is 25 us ) and I was escorted to the front desk for my reservation check in. We were promptly seated and the waitress was nice and pleasant. We ordered everything on the menu , they do have a very limited menu, so please do not come extra hungry as the menu is small bites like an upscale bar, not a full on dinner menu. Everything tasted delicious and I recommend the crudo and the fried chicken tenders. Drinks are about 20 us and very good as well. I had the Illegal mezcal. Besides the restaurant / bar this place offer live music ,live entertainment started about 10 pm and went on until 2:00 am. People surprisingly were dancing and enjoying themselves and I was one of them. Definitely going back !

Pretty cool bar/lounge with an art deco retro vibe. My husband and I were celebrating our 1 year anniversary and decided to pop in for some drinks. We didn't have reservations but they were able to seat us at the bar which was nice. Drinks were pretty good. We ordered an old fashioned and lemon drop martini and then espresso martinis 8/10. Menu is limited but we decided to try the chicken tenders and fries 8/10, chicken was a little over cooked but still tasty and served with different sauces. Service was good and it got pretty lively for a Sunday night, we enjoyed the live music. My only dilemma is this, they had our card on file and charged us before showing us the breakdown of our receipt. Once the card was charged, we tipped and it texted us our receipt. We noticed they had already charged a $30 gratuity. We were very surprised by this and wish we had known they automatically charge gratuity for a table as little as 2. So just be aware of this as you're dining, there is also an entertainment fee.

Who wants to go have a drink, good eats and listen to some live music? ... me! We checked out Anderson Paak's new spot and it had such a cool and fun, loungy vibe. Perfect for a pre- party meet up or a nice after work happy-hour experience. The menu is rather light so if you are super hungry I suggest you eat before you come otherwise you would need to order a few items off the menu. Minnie was our waitress and she was so personable and even suggested the two dishes we ended up eating. The Tokyo fried chicken tenders were so fresh and delicious. I'll be honest, I didn't expect them to be as amazing as they were. They were crispy and juicy all at the same time. Minnie also suggested the crudo yuzu and that was so refreshing and it was a reasonable serving. We also tried the Mo's malibu margarita and the Yes Lawd! (which was vodka based.) I preferred the Yes Lawd! The music was so good. There were a few musicians who sang some jazzy covers the whole night. After a certain time it turns into a club type of vibe with a DJ. I think it's around 12pm but don't quote me. The spot isn't very big so keep that in mind as it gets pretty packed early into the night. We valet parked because the area doesn't have much parking at the time we went, around 9pm. I am a sucker for live music so you will see me there again. Jackson is one of the managers and he was also very hospitable. He came around and asked if we were doing alright so I appreciate that.

Vibesssss. Came last night on a date and had an absolute blast. The spot had only been open for two days and it was their first weekend but things went perfectly. Small venue (used to be the Doheny Room), and now that the cat's out of the bag, it will probably be impossible to get a reservation anytime soon (I tried making another one to take some NY friends, and they are booked out through the end of November). Tables are tiny so you'll have to do some gymnastics to get all your food set down and to be comfy in the chairs. Limited menu but you're really not here to just sit down and eat (though the food was actually good). Different bands and DJs so quality could vary but the one we had last night was so good (Midnight something). Will definitely make this a new go-to spot!

I love Andy's! I love mark, jon and paak! You guys always show me the best time! Love you guys so much! I need to come try the food I recommend this place for a good time and dancing!

Best new live music venue in LA. And you'll never wait for a cocktail despite the crowd - fully staffed bar providing service with a smile.

Went here Saturday night! I loved it! Love music with amazing jazz/blues/soul/pop. Such a different vibe from other Weho bars. It's kind of loud so maybe not good for a first date but definitely great for a group of friends or a 3rd or 4th date. You can dance on the dance floor. I loved the entertainment and would definitely go back.

An absolutely amazing 70s style speakeasy that I will definitely be coming back to! Andy's WeHo is such a chill spot with delicious drinks(definitely on the sweeter side!) that transports you back in time to the groovy disco days- this place fills up pretty quickly between 6:30 and 7:30pm and it's a great place for pre-dinner drinks! We got the yes lawd! and espresso martinis which were very decadent and the $10 martini hour classic martini was very smooth and enjoyable too! We loved the live piano for the early dinner crowds this time, but will definitely have to come back for post dinner dancing and live DJ at some point in the future!

Was so excited to have valentines dinner at Andy's, didn't know what to expect. For $95 per person my expectations were very high. We were sat in front of the band which was great seating, our waitress was very kind and attentive. The music was good but not aligned to the event more of a rustic setlist that I feel didn't capture the essence of the love day. The food was really good, the star being the wagyu beef short ribs which were cooked and seasoned perfectly. The hiccup we experienced was with the dessert, we were given one plate with one chocolate dipped strawberry, cheesecake heart and raspberry tart which was skimpy for two people. We noticed the couple next to us who happened to be caucasian received same dessert based off valentine special and yet they received two of each dessert on their plate. My husband and I immediately felt a way. Why did we not receive the same portions being that we all purchased the same vday menu?! That was unsettling and placed a small damper on our visit being that it's a black owned restaurant. We did provide feedback to the waitress who then rectified it however, the experience was definitely diminished some.

Stopped by Andy's on a random Sunday for live music. It was crowded, but with people coming and going, we found seats in about 10 minutes. Drinks and food were both amazing! Reservations aren't required, but I'd recommend them since it can get busy. Definitely worth the trip!

Had a res for 7pm on a Friday night. Was seated right away. Was really cold inside, dark and had an old vibe. Maybe it was never renovated when taken over? Service was attentive by all. Food was just ok to be small portions and pricey. Live band was great. They played some old R&B with their own twists to it. By the time we left it was super crowded which was around 8:30. Valet is a joke. Took forever to get our car. Travel_lifestyle_chow Calamari - pretty good but very chewy Kale Caesar salad - good Chix strips - just ok Spareribs - tasty but very small portion Noticed a credit 3% card fee and a 2% entertainment fee on bill. Never seen that before. Would we come back? Prob not.

Came to experience the speakeasy because I love Anderson Paak! It was very excited that he opened a spot in West Hollywood. I love the vibe of the place. The decor is exactly how I would envision. We waited to sit at the bar, however there was an opening right away. Therefore, the wait was not long. The waitresses were very nice and informative. My friend and I started with a cocktail called Places to Be which resembles an aperol Spritz. It was very refreshing. We also order some bites to eat including calamari and short rib. The portion size is very small, however the food very flavorful. We then ordered wine .. A glass of rose and she had a Chardonnay and they were both good. Shout out to the live musician who serenaded us with nostalgia r&b hits! Will definitely be back!

TLDR: Manager (Ryan) went above and beyond to score us some chicken tendies at the bar. You don't need a reservation to still have a great time. Come for the vibes, stay for the vibes! For those who may be put off by the negative subpar reviews so far--I would just say give them a chance anyway. In my experience, if you're going to go anywhere the first month upon opening, you have to give them the opportunity to work out kinks. First month is basically QA on things they could improve upon and getting the flow of the restaurant down. I get first impressions are important but make those your own first impressions. My date and I popped in for drinks around 9p last night to check the vibes and was immediately greeted by a smiling host outside. The entrance was set up like a magazine stand which I thought was cute. The vibes indoor were immaculate--I think it's giving 70s? Although small (only taking up the bottom floor of the former Doheny Room), it was cozy. Everything was on *theme* and it really just felt like you were taken to another world. We did not experience pretentiousness as one might think you would at a new hotspot. It was just cool, vibey with an upscale "homey" feel. I can tell all the details were well thought out. I know the Houston Bros do a great job with curating venues and the details that go into each spot, so this one was no different. We didn't have a table, so we just stood at the bar and watched the live performer on stage. Although the space was small, everyone made room for everyone else and was just hanging out. The tables were small and intimate, which is the point--very reminiscent of a cute jazz bar or something in NY, but with a 70s twist. The bartenders were all female and had cute little outfits (although I think they should have worn flared ponte pants). The drinks were all relatively on the sweeter side but I think the first one (Blossom) was the least sweet. We ordered two rounds and tasted tested a few options. They were all great. I also appreciated the names of the drinks, but that's just details I pay attention to. --- And this is where it really solidified our experience. Because the bar area was closed to food, we tried our luck asking to see if there would be a table coming up. Although they didn't, the manager (Ryan) overheard and said he would grab some chicken tenders for us anyway at the bar. [ Wow ] He truly did not have to do that, but it was highly appreciated and noted. Girl's gotta eat! The chicken tenders were tendering. Crispy, juicy with a couple sauces paired with it. Overall, we had a great time. Unfortunately we had to dip before the 6-piece band pulled up but will definitely be back. It's good to know it's easy to get a spot at the bar without a reservation. :) Wish I took more photos but it's such an intimate spot, I did not want to be *that person* lol.

Super fun location with live music. The decor is just a *vibe*. The interior decor is smooth, playful, and showy (much like the owner). Most of the bartenders are really great, some are just doing their job... sometimes, lol. This dimly lit lounge was a perfect way to end a romantic evening. We only had drinks here after eating at a restaurant nearby. I'm not sure that I would want to eat dinner here it seems too small and loud, I think it's best for drinking, canoodling, and listening to music.

There's quite a few things to like about this place. Great customer service, the performers are very talented, and it's overall a lively and really good time. I would recommend getting an early dinner reservation at 6:30 or so before the crowd hits so you can get a feel for the space and chat with friends. It's gets packed around 8:30/9pm. Then everyone hangs around the stage. I heard that it can be hard to get in as well if you come late. Cons: They don't have the most expansive menu. The chicken fingers were pretty bland but the calamari and BAO buns were pretty tasty. They also make solid drinks. Beware, if you pay with a card they include 20% gratuity and don't tell you this upfront. Overall the experience was really fun! I'd go back. The 70's vibes are pretty prominent which is super fun.

I don't get the hype. Yes it's owned by a celebrity and all and you can't find a table even though when you walk in, there are empty tables around but my overall thought is it's not hype enough for a club and it's not chill enough for a bar/lounge. The place is dimly lit and there were seats around with a bar in the center. It brings vibes of mobsters and sopranos which is a really cool vibe. The loud music though kind of killed the overall enjoyment. The drinks were ok... I think the overall consensus is don't order from the many and stick to simple classics like martinis and old fashioneds. The tab is a bit ridic. Drinks were $20ish but there's also a credit card fee plus an entertainment fee. I at least hope the entertainment fee is commensurate to what is being paid for the band. All in all, do not recommend. So many bars around with better drinks so there are just better options.

Oh Andy's, I wanted you to be great so badly. My boyfriend and I have been looking forward to pay a visit to Andy's since I saw promotions of it on IG. We initially scheduled for a table on Sept 29 on its opening weekend, but I ended up receiving a text and email several hours before our reservation that they had to cancel it on us due to issues with kitchen equipment. I called several times to ask for a reschedule to no avail. I sent them an email and requested via Seven Rooms for our reservation to be moved to a different date, crickets. No biggie, we could always pop in another time. I'll give some leeway considering it was their soft opening weekend. Finally got the chance to go in today for a couple of drinks and quick eats. We were received quickly at the door and seated immediately. First impressions of the interior give a cozy yet refined interpretation of a 70's bar with that retro flair. We sat behind a giant shelf that completely blocked our view of the stage, so if you're booking and are hoping to enjoy a performance (more on that later), be sure to request for a table with a view of the stage. As we looked through the menu, apparently the day we went, almost half the cocktails on the menu were unavailable for whatever reason. Unluckily, those 4 cocktails were the only ones that caught my eye and the fact that they all happened to be unavailable was pretty disappointing. No matter, it was too early for my spirits to dampen. On the other hand, we arrived during happy hour so we started with a Silk Blossom and a vodka martini. Their vodka martinis are on the (very) small side during happy hour, so you're essentially paying $10 for a shot glass sized martini. Their Silk Blossom was smooth and balanced, I got my vodka martini dry and I enjoyed that a good bit as well. We ordered the #19 Bao, Crispy Thai Calamari, and the Tokyo Fried Chicken Tenders. The bao was nothing to write home about, the pastrami didn't have enough salt and lacked depth. Maybe it would've paired well with a sauce had they accompanied it with one. The chicken tenders were juicy and moist, but the flavor profile was just alright. Seasoned, but not $16 worth of seasoning. By far the calamari was the best of the bunch, crispy and tender, paired with a sauce that was savory yet a tinge sweet, we honestly were on the edge to order more. Would I say it's worth $20? For the serving size, no. We stayed for a good bit, and I remembered seeing a live band being advertised on their IG stories. We asked our server what time the band would come around, and he curtly replied that he had no idea and dropped off our food. Yikes. So we asked our main server, and luckily she was able to explain to us the situation. So apparently a they have a singer/songwriter come up on stage at around 8 PM, then around 10 PM that's when they'd have a live band perform, and from 12 AM onwards a live DJ would spin a set. Wish this was made known somewhere on their site or socials since this is what we were expecting and looking forward to, but as we booked our reservation at 5:30 PM, there was nothing much happening in there. I was going to rate this 2 stars, but I'm giving an extra star just for service alone. Besides that one server that had no idea what their schedule was, everyone else that attended to us were pleasant and friendly. Our server was diligent and made sure our glasses were never empty, constantly checking in to see how we were doing. As our evening was about to end, we asked for the bill, anticipating to give a hefty tip for the service we received despite the lack of performances as advertised. We receive the bill, and our waitress briefly mentions to us in passing that gratuity is included. They tack on a 20% gratuity fee, as well as a 3% credit card fee and still provide an additional option to tip, so depending on how great your night made you feel (or how drunk you might be) you can add another 20% tip on top of your gratuity fee if you please. Long story short, we came into Andy's with high expectations, but left feeling there was more to desire. We would love to come in again to give it another shot, because throught all of its faults I do see a lot of potential of something that could be great. My best advice would be is to come into Andy's without any expectations at all, and just maybe you'd have as great of a night as they promise.

Andy's is the perfect spot for live music. They have a funky vibe that's unlike any other place in LA. I just wish it was a little bigger. Do not go there expecting to fill yourself up on food. They do have good appetizer type options with smaller portions. The Korean fried chicken tenders were amazing. Anderson Paak went to his Korean roots when preparing the menu for Andy's. I would suggest making a reservation if you want to get a table.

I came out to listen to some jazz and the guys were jammin! We did have a 9pm reservation but wasn't aware that that was cutting it really close to the kitchen closing so we didn't get a chance to eat. The drinks were expensive but the Photo Booth in the car out back was dope

First time here....So glad we walked in. Staff is on point, friendly...loved the drinks, music...everything. Shouts to Mauricio!

Nice place! Bartenders are not great. They seemed to be avoiding you always. Other than that the place is great!

The venue is incredible but y'all need to FIRE TALIA behind the bar (white skinny girl with brunette split ends...) she ruined the entire atmosphere and was such a mean girl to my friends for no reason. rankest attitude, acting like someone shit in her cheerios and for what?? no professionalism and NO charisma. She tried to sneak attaching a 25% tip to my friends tab without letting him consent and had a nasty attitude for no reason. #chop woulda been a 5 star review if it weren't for her. live music was good enough to ALMOST forget

Great experience! Loved the ambiance and the crowd! We needed a place like this in LA!

Im torn writing this review.. If you go to Andy's don't go for a dining experience. The portions at Andy's is laughable for what you are paying. We were a table for 2 and pretty much fired the menu tonight and still felt hungry at the end. I won't go into detail on food quality just know everything was just ok. Cocktails were ok too, they don't have a heavy hand and you do pay a premium. We dined at 7pm and learned that the full band does not go live until 10:30pm. They have soft playing music until 10:30pm which consisted of a piano player and a cello player. We stuck around after dinner service and was asked to vacate the table we were sitting in so we made our way into the bar area to wait for the main band. At around 10:30pm the main band was EXCELLENT!! Ambiance was perfect, and the music made the whole visit well worth our time there. If I go back, it's go hit the bar and stay for the music.

It was definitely a vibe. We made reservations around 8pm and stayed til closing. It seemed like the place transformed every hour. We ordered almost everything on the menu. Food was good. It was just enough to keep us going for the night. Service was great. Mini was attentive to our needs and Sam made us feel like we're family. Definitely going to go back once I'm able to get reservations. Once again... The vibe was dope!!

A bit of a mixed review for our first experience here. The music was amazing -- the live band on Saturday night was immaculate. Drinks were good and service was also above expectations. However, while enjoying the music and dancing, 3 people in my group had noticed their phone/wallet had been stolen. Another person in a different group also reported their missing wallet when my group reported the activity. This has never happened to any of us through the past few years going out in LA. I understand the bar can't do much when these things happen but it's upsetting that our night was ruined and I don't see myself coming back unless this issue is truly addressed. Overall I really did love the vibe and atmosphere, but this unpleasant experience really soured the night. Also it's kinda hard to buy more drinks if you don't have your wallet or phone for ApplePay. Management: if you would like a description of the people I suspect please provide me and email to reach out too. It was a group of people (about 5-6) involved but I can provide descriptions of two persons of interest in detail, as they were a acting suspicious around the time of the incident.

You gotta come here for the jazz...so good! The drinks are great, and the nibbles are even more awesome. If you are a child of the 70s the ambience will take you right back as if you had a really cool grandma.

Live music is beautiful. A lot of talented artists! The atmosphere is very comfy . Thank you Anderson Paak for a great addition to LA nightlife .

Great drinks, amazing food, the vibe was fun. One of my fav places to go with friends but also a nice place for date night too!

We were excited for this place but it was a huge disappointment. The service was horrible with the exception of the nice hostess. Our waitress was extremely rude. The food and drinks were overpriced for what they were. The drinks were inconsistent and barely had any alcohol in them. Our $20 drinks were mostly ice. The only good thing was the band.

Service was great . Vibe is rare and nothing organic and fun like this in the area . Menu is getting better . Ambience is fun , not pretentious or sceney.I enjoyed seeing people dance , drink , have fun and socialize. Wish there was more of this in the area

I reserved the Doheny Room/ Andy's Bar for a milestone birthday celebration and was deeply disappointed with how my event was handled. Just hours before the party, I was informed that my reserved space was no longer available due to overbooking. Management communicated that another event had taken priority due to a higher payment, which left me scrambling at the last minute, we still tried to make it work because I had 200 guests and was unable to make other plans but it was awful, some of my guests were unable to enter the venue, causing significant inconvenience and financial loss. When booking, I had concerns because I'd seen this happen to another event at the Doheny Room recently, but the manager assured me it was a one-time issue. Unfortunately, this was not the case. I hope future guests have a better experience, but I would suggest verifying all details thoroughly with a signed contract in advance if you're considering this venue for an important event. I wish this for no one.

This is the best spot for a date night or ladies night in weho! So happy that the Houston bros brought their talents to my side of town finally. Amazing food and live music, we came for dinner and ended up dancing til 2am! Can't wait to come back

What an excellent spot! It's fairly new and I was there this past Friday night. Great ambiance, outstanding live music, Mature, culturally diverse crowd. Stylish decor and workers. Great drinks. A whole vibe!!

Had a disappointing experience all centered around the waitstaff. The waitress unfriendly and seemingly unhappy leaving us with a terrible customer experience. Despite that, our party, all fans of Anderson truly appreciated the music, the ambiance and the lovely girl at the front door, attributing our one star. Will not be returning.

Everyone that worked here was super nice and the vibe was great. However, like another reviewer mentioned it seems to be a hotbed for theft. My iPhone was stolen while on the dance floor and it seems this has happened to other patrons as well.

Cool vibes but got food poisoning from the cucumber seaweed salad. Don't order that! Also the ladies room smelled like straight up sewage

I loved Andys! this new spot is just what weho needed. great music (live) good vibes and a place to dance under some disco balls!! loved the aesthetic and ambience. they clearly thought of every detail, especially with the unique photo booth in the back and old school 70's Touches ! the Houston brothers always get it right and this new spot with Anderson pak didn't disappoint! go dance the night away!!!

My best friend and I came here last week and absolutely loved it. We attended a friend's birthday party and this was the perfect venue for it. The music was excellent, the atmosphere is such a vibe, and the staff is awesome. Special thanks to Christian for taking such great care of us, as well. We will definitely be back asap and hope to host an event here soon too. :)