In Sheep’s Clothing is a sleek Arts District spot where Japanese whiskey cocktails meet vinyl vibes in a cozy, spa-like setting.
777 S Alameda St Bldg. 1 Suite 100, Los Angeles, CA 90021 Get directions
"A fantastic hidden coffee shop/bar in the Arts District, In Sheep’s Clothing isn’t your typical gimmicky, enter-through-a-broken-TV speakeasy. Instead, it’s just a door off to the side in Lupetti Pizzeria. Inside, you’ll find a calm crowd of people listening to records (curated by the bartenders) and drinking extremely excellent cocktails that usually involve Japanese whiskey." - brant cox, brett keating
"A few Tokyo-inspired record bars have opened in LA this year, and In Sheep’s Clothing is our favorite. For those unfamiliar with the concept, think well-made whiskey drinks, a clean-line design reminiscent of a thermal spa, and great music that’s not coming from some guy on the computer in a corner. In Sheep’s Clothing gets busy, but with a low-key crowd and plenty of seating (including an alarmingly comfortable black leather couch), this Arts District bar is much more of a hangout spot than a place to get wild on a Saturday night." - brant cox
"In Sheep’s Clothing is a Japanese record bar in the Arts District. If you’re unclear what that means, expect to come here and drink a lot of very good whiskey drinks and listen to vinyl records, both of which someone put a lot of thought into. The modern space kind of feels like you’re in a thermal spa, but there are a bunch of tables and big booths for you and your friends to take over. Also, there’s a black leather couch along the wall that might be the most comfortable couch we’ve ever sat in." - brant cox
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