LAces Bar
Sports bar · Koreatown ·
Craft eatery, Asian buns, burgers, craft beer, sports viewing
Craft eatery, Asian buns, burgers, craft beer, sports viewing
"This two-story sports bar in Koreatown is known in the neighborhood, and beyond, for its constant flow of games to watch and cold beer on tap. The food menu is simple but satisfying, with choices like chili nachos, wings, salads, and onion rings. The multi-story setup allows for even more space to sip beers and watch sports on one of the many screens. While there is a small parking lot out front, it does fill up quickl,y and Koreatown parking often presents a challenge." - Rebecca Roland
"This two-story sports bar in Koreatown is known in the neighborhood, and beyond, for its constant flow of games to watch, and cold beer on tap. The food menu is simple but satisfying with choices like chili nachos, wings, salads, and onion rings. The multi-story setup allows for even more space to sip beers and watch sports on one of the many screens. While there is a small parking lot out front, it does fill up quickly and Koreatown parking often presents a challenge." - Rebecca Roland, Eater Staff
"LAces is a two-story sports bar inside a tiny Koreatown strip mall with great food and not-so-great parking. But once you execute a tight three-point turn into a parking spot intended for miniature cars, you can reward yourself with a solid selection of craft beers and drinking food like wonton pizza rolls with dill ranch and kalbi bao buns with crispy braised beef and tangy gochujang aioli. There's also a lot more space in this narrow bar than you might think, with the larger upstairs dining area hosting a second bar and TVs on every corner. " - brant cox, sylvio martins
"This Koreatown sports bar was a popular spot for the men’s tournament last December, and it will likely draw crowds for the women’s game as well. Beloved food truck (and dearly departed brick-and-mortar restaurant) The Bun Shop runs the kitchen here, with its titular finger food being the menu’s highlight – though save room for the deep-fried Oreos. Also, stand next to the shoe-and-laces chandelier for a cute photo-op." - Robert Spuhler
"With creative Asian buns, wings, burgers, and craft beers galore, this second-floor Koreatown sports bar is a terrific viewing experience. The restaurant opens at noon which should allow plenty of quality viewing time for college basketball fans." - Eater Staff