Ladies and Gentlemen - A Cocktail Experience

This is a cocktail bar but don't be fooled. My favorite drink is the duck fat hibiki, it's absolutely amazing. It blew every other cocktail out of the water. It might cost more and it might not look the prettiest but trust me it is delicious. They are going to discontinue it due to lack of people ordering but don't just go for the trendy or Instagram worthy drinks, it might just be a regular looking old fashion but it might just be the best old fashion I've ever had.

Drinks were excellent, very well-curated space with interesting cocktails, averaging about $24 each. Can’t say for sure whether the whole cost was worth it, but it does provide a consistent experience and I’d recommend It for that. We will be back soon to try more of their very unique concoctions!

Hidden Gem - if you are looking for unique - look no further. LG offers an unforgettable experience for those seeking a unique blend of impeccable cocktails, delectable food, and an atmosphere that transports you to a world of style and elegance. The bartenders here are artists, each drink crafted with precision and flair. Every cocktail feels like a masterpiece, uniquely curated with unexpected ingredients and creative twists. From smoky infusions to floral notes and exotic spices, you’ll find yourself discovering new flavor combinations with every sip. Whether you're a cocktail connoisseur or looking for a place that offers more than just drinks, THIS is the spot.

This place was such a creative and cool experience! We did the cocktail menu and tried the different cocktails to share. The speakeasy entrance is so cool, you flush a toilet and enter a very interesting looking room. The service was great too as well as the beautiful cocktails!

One of best speakeasy’s I’ve been to in a long time. Service was really nice and all the servers were running drinks and getting old drinks off the table while refilling water. The drinks were out of this world. Yes, for $25 each they should be. The bartenders/mixologists behind the bar really knocked it out of the park. Also to all the 1star rating people on here. Do a little research first going, “you have to walk into a bathroom to enter 🙄” yeah it’s a speakeasy that’s what they do. They have something fun or unique they sets them apart from your normal Applebees and cheesecake factory’s that you usually go to. “There’s pornography on the walls 😱” it’s their bar. Let them do whatever they want. You don’t have to look at the walls. Sit at another table or look at yourself in the mirrored wall as you sulk. Go to this bar. Watch a TikTok and figure out how to get there. Make a reservation. Do your research. Have the time of your life.

Really cool looking place, design speaking! Cocktails are not elevated, they all taste of syrups, not balanced, definitely not worth the $25 a piece price…Our server was amazing, super sweet and knowledgeable of the menu, probably one of the best servers we have had in a while! If you are looking for a cool experience, Instagram post worthy and not care about the quality of the cocktails, you’ll love this place.

You enter through the bathroom by pushing the flush (your money down the toilet) button. This establishment had excessively priced mediocre drinks with tacky gold skulls decor with a weird quiet but loud, loud but quiet vibe. The descriptions didn't sound great either. But the service was the one bright spot. Friendly servers. Get some ice cream on the ground floor instead.

This truly is a cocktail experience. They have 12 or 14 craft cocktails on their menu. I recommend you order from this list. You will not be disappointed. Cocktails were on point and presentation was impeccable.

What an Incredible Night at Ladies and Gentlemen's Speakeasy! I can't stop thinking about our visit to Ladies and Gentlemen's Speakeasy last night! This place is already a hidden gem in Pasadena, but we got lucky and experienced something totally next-level--a bar takeover by Tokyo's SG Club. For anyone who doesn't know, they're one of the top bars in the world, and after last night, I get why. Right when we walked in, the vibe hit just right. Dim lighting, chill but classy atmosphere, and that speakeasy charm that makes you feel like you're in on a secret. But what really made the night stand out was Ryota Tokumitsu and his team behind the bar. These guys weren't just mixing drinks--they were creating magic. You could feel their passion in every cocktail they made, and it showed. The special menu they brought from Tokyo was insane. Here's just a taste of what we tried: * Tomato Tree: This one was so refreshing, with Roku Gin, tomato, dill, and elderflower. Super light, but packed with flavor. * Geisha Spy: Probably my favorite of the night. Haku Vodka, geisha coffee, jasmine, and timur came together in this smooth, floral, and almost addictive drink. * Cazzo Negroni: I'm a sucker for a good Negroni, and this one did not disappoint. El Tesoro Tequila, mezcal, passionfruit, and katsuobushi (yes, the smoky flakes!) made it bold and unforgettable. * Soba Cacao Fashioned: Imagine an Old Fashioned with a twist of soba and cacao, topped with a hint of ice wine. Pure luxury. It wasn't just the drinks that made the night amazing. Huge shoutout to the owner, the legendary Leo Temory, for hosting such a special event. You could tell how much care and thought went into making this a one-of-a-kind experience. The staff was super friendly, and the whole place had this energy that made you want to stay all night. If you're looking for killer cocktails, great vibes, and a chance to experience something unique, this is the spot. And if you ever see another SG Club takeover? Don't think twice--just go. Trust me, it'll blow your mind. Check out the drink menu to see what we got to enjoy! Can't wait to come back and see what they're cooking up next. #HiddenGem #SGClubTakeover #PasadenaNights #CocktailGoals #LeoTemory

Had an absolutely wonderful night at Ladies and Gentlemen celebrating Valentine's Day with my lover! This speakeasy is sexy and sultry and so much fun. We only drank other than sharing some of their Japanese milk bread, so I cannot speak too much to the food offerings. But the milk bread was cooked perfectly and was warm and sweet and served with a cinnamon butter and a furikake butter. It was absolutely delicious. Collectively, we tried four of their cocktails. We had the Man and Fire, Coco & Cognac, Gentleman & Scholar, and the Apple and Pie. Each cocktail experience is $24, but I will say the drinks are a bit inconsistent. Some come with a presentation and others do not. It's a bit random, and I feel like there could be a bit more intentionality with this piece where every drink has a special component since they are all priced the same. The Man and Fire came with a fire show and the Gentleman & Scholar was infused with smoke at the table. The only thing special about The Man and Fire drink was the presentation. The drink itself was lack luster and just tasted like a watered down sparkling wine with a dash of pineapple. I wouldn't recommend this drink at all. It was really disappointing. The star of the night was the Coco & Cognac. My husband and I both agreed this was the best cocktail we've ever had, and we would come back for this drink alone. It literally tastes like a delicious dark chocolate raspberry truffle. It's decadent while still remaining light and not overly sweet. Absolutely magical. My husband also really liked the Gentleman & Scholar, which was a take on an old fashioned that packed a good punch. The Apple & Pie was light and refreshing but not too special. Tasted more like a spritz than anything. You could take or leave this drink. The staff and servers were all kind and friendly. Service was not very organized or consistent, which I would assume was because of the holiday. We didn't really have one dedicated server just many different faces throughout the night. Also, I do think they could handle the time limit piece a bit better with more communication and forewarning. We would have liked to know we were coming close to the end of our time rather than just having the bill placed on our table as a not so subtle way of telling us to get out. I'm glad we didn't do the prefixed meal because we watched the couple next to us get absolutely rushed. They brought them their dessert at the same time as their entree, which was not a good look. If we were there for dinner, I would've been very displeased at the handling of it. The service and momentum could definitely use some fine-tuning and improvement, but I still think Ladies and Gentlemen is a wonderful and unique establishment that makes a great date spot. Do not skip the Coco & Cognac cocktail! I cannot wait to come back again.

I stumbled upon Ladies and Gentlemen after noticing a line outside The Cellar and decided to give it a try. Since I hadn't read anything about it beforehand, the entrance was a complete surprise--it's such a cool experience that really sets the tone. The decor is like catacombs meet S&M, creating a bold and edgy vibe. The atmosphere is both intriguing and intimate, making it the perfect setting for their creative, one-of-a-kind cocktails. I would skip the apps/food. Thought it was whatever and pricey for the portion and quality. But the drinks themselves are a standout--unique, delicious, and crafted with random ingredients you wouldn't expect to see in a cocktail. It's great for everything from 1:1 dates to group outings. Whether you're dressed to the nines or, like me and my girlfriend, just lounging in comfy wear, everyone feels welcome. Definitely worth checking out for an unforgettable night in Pasadena!

Sexy. Swanky. Mysterious. Unique. Giving some Grey Shades vibes. We only discovered the place because of a sign out on the street - no indication of where to go in the food area you need to walk though with random counter food shops and patrons who have no idea what is going on in the bowels of the building. Took an elevator to the basement and was met by a mysterious man. He asked if we wanted to become members. I seriously asked him if there were vampires in there because the whole thing felt a bit sus. The entrance and inside were worth it. Definitely an interesting experience. The drinks are super creative - artistic and delicious... brought out with mirrors, wooden figures, fire... It's a special treat for date night. Pricy, but a drink and an appetizer or dessert isn't too bad if you want to check it out.

I am a huge fan of speakeasies so I was excited to try out this spot! The entrance is a restroom which is pretty cool when you press the flush button and the door opens up. The place is very spacious but also very dark and there's a lot of very scandalous artwork all over the walls. The waitstaff here are very attentive and polite. Some of the people in our group went for the drinks with cooler presentation. One of which had some fire and one of which had some foam but both of them just seemed kind of forced and it didn't add to the drink at all. I got a melon cocktail that tasted super artificial and a bit like cough syrup. The cocktail ingredients also just didn't mesh well together. I like what this place is trying to do with their cocktails but unfortunately the drinks and the presentations both still need a lot of work.

This has to be the one of the coolest speakeasy in all of LA. First, there is a hidden entrance. You need to walk through the ice cream store where the address takes you to and go all the way to the back, then take the elevator downstairs. I am going to stop here because I don't want to ruin the surprise for you! The inside is dark, elegant, classy and excluded the coolest vibes. My friend got the margarita pizza which was delicious! I got the celery salad; it was a bit heavy on the acid, but still refreshing. I got a mock-tail, beauty and the beast, and my friend got the angeles and demons cocktail. She said it was good. I don't drink. I was mainly there for the ambiance. And the ambiance was spell-bounding. I felt transformed into a different world. Service was excellent. We went on a Saturday night at 7pm and it wasn't crowded yet. I do highly recommend making a reservation and for the main dining room. The atomosphere is better there than the side room. Overall the experience did not disappoint. My girlfriend and I were pretty giddy with excitement before, during and after we got there. I highly recommend this place for date nights, girls night out, entertaining out-of-town guests, and celebrations!

- ~ * DON'T FORGET TO FLUSH * ~ - This place is inside wanderlust ice cream, walk straight down to the elevators and go down to the bathrooms. Once you're there, tell the person you have a reservation. They will enter in a code for the bathroom and say "don't forget to flush." Once you're inside "the bathroom" you'll flush and enter. It's a pretty cool experience!! The drinks were pretty strong. If you don't like the alcohol taste and prefer something sweet get the Man & Fire it also comes with a little presentation for the drink.

The place is well decorated and they have playful drinks. The service can be excellent or mediocre all at the same time. We had to asked for obvious empty plates and drinks to be taken away, sometimes they wouldn't serve us the drinks with the theatrics of them, which is the fun part and we were having a new person joining us. The place wasn't full, there were 4 available tables most of the night. Drinks were $40 plus, and small.

Cute speakeasy with overpriced drinks and food. A bit disappointed that the drinks are premix but they have perfected the drinks presentations for social media. Service is great but depending on the time can be a bit slow but they do have a beautiful interior for you to look at while waiting. Worth visiting one time - jf you like it (good) if it was just okay - fortunately for you, there are other speakeasies in the area.

My girlfriend and I have been curious about this place for a while and decided to snag an early dinner reservation on a Friday night. You enter through a food court on Colorado Blvd. and proceed to take the elevator down to the basement level. Plenty of parking throughout this area of Pasadena. Once you hit the basement, you are instantly surround by dark walls and several bathroom doors. We were greeted by a friendly gentlemen that confirmed our reservation and opened one of the bathroom doors and told us, "Don't forget to flush." The small space had a mock toilet and sink and a flush button. Upon pressing it, the door opened, revealing this wonderfully decorated speakeasy. The hostess directed us to a comfortable booth with a table directly facing the open cocktail bar in the Main Room. Looking around, you see lots of skulls, BDSM artwork, dim lights and dark walls, mirrors, and about a 12-15 tables in this rather small space. Within a few moments, our server, Rachel, came over and spoke with us. We had a few questions about the menu regarding the drinks and we were told (rather impolitely) that the menu is seasonal and rotating and those drinks were not available. After asking for a few moments to look everything over, we decided to start with cocktails and soak up the experience: a rum-based experience drink, "Man And Fire," and a gin-based, "Lord and the Rings." Having a front row seat watching the cocktail experts personally craft our drinks was incredible. They are highly skilled and take their jobs seriously. The drinks themselves were top shelf. My "Lord and the Rings" was so smooth: the Gin and Oolong Tea were perfectly blended with melon that was delicious and without aftertaste. My girl's "Man and Fire" came out with a wooden statuette that was holding a nest of ash that was lit up in a short vibrant display next to her drink, which, was also amazingly balanced with rum, citrus and sparkling wine. After enjoying our drinks, we decided to order a few items to share. We went with: Japanese Milk Bread, Celery Salad, Braised Short Ribs and Hot Honey Pizza. The Japanese Milk Bread was outstanding. Freshly baked, warm, and easily breakable into four equal slices, the bread is soft and the accompanying Japanese-fused butters were top notch. The Celery Salad was OK, but definitely one that you can skip. The blend of the celery pieces with capers, lemon, pistachio and parmesan didn't pack as much flavor as what was advertised. The Braised Short Ribs were delicious. Served on a bed of soft, creamy mashed potatoes, this was a great small, shareable option. The Hot Honey Pizza was slightly better than average. Served warm, you get four small pieces of sausage, hot honey, mozzarella and tomato - for $22. A bit pricey for what you get, but one of the customer favorites. After our initial experience with our first server, we noticed as the place started getting busier that the staff would rotate tables and assist as needed, and our second server was much friendly and welcoming than the first. After our meal and a second round of drinks, we asked her advice on the best dessert and she mentioned the Beignets were the best. We decided to try them. About 15 minutes later, our dessert arrived, hot and freshly fried. They were good, not great. A little dry, with not much dough flavor. The chocolate and berry ganaches did help, but not enough to warrant a recommendation. Also, since Ladies and Gentlemen is billed as a "Cocktail Experience" first and foremost, you won't get the restaurant bonus of after-dinner drinks such as coffees or teas. Just more alcohol. Overall, I felt that the experience was good enough to try. Once. The prices are high for the value received, but hey, it's a night out. I think there are certain ways for L&G to enhance the food to meet the cocktail experience level, which is really the only thing stopping me from stamping this speakeasy with a five-star rating.

I recently visited Ladies and Gentlemen Speakeasy in Pasadena, drawn by its late hours and the fact that it's owned by the same person who runs The Cellar, my favorite spot for charcuterie. Unfortunately, my expectations were not met. The ambiance felt more like a pop-up restaurant rather than a well-established venue. The food took an exceptionally long time to arrive, with our dessert taking over 30 minutes. The drinks menu is filled with niche cocktails that seem to be popular for their novelty rather than taste, and there was no wine available. Service was incredibly slow, to the point where I fell asleep at our table waiting for dessert. While I can see this place appealing to those who enjoy unique cocktails and don't mind waiting for their food, it didn't live up to the standards set by The Cellar. I wouldn't return, but it might be worth a visit for those with a taste for the unconventional.

Made a reservation to check out Ladies and Gentlemen after grabbing a bite to eat in the area during Dine La. L& G is a little speakeasy located under a small food hall through a secret bathroom entrance. Very dark, mysterious and romantic vibes as it is dimly lit and decorated in black and gold tones. Seeing as we had just had dinner we decided to go for drinks and dessert. We tried the chocolate chocolate cake and beignets- both delicious, some inconsistencies with the cook of some beignets. Drinks we ordered the berries and flowers & beauty and the beast. Presentation was beautiful and having a seat by the bar we were able to watch all the drinks being created. Such a cool experience with great service and strong drinks, but definitely on the pricey side. I would love to come back for dinner one day!

Finally was able to check out this awesome speakeasy in Pasadena. I won't describe the whole experience to find it, but it involves an ice cream store and a bathroom. Cleaver name for this place! It's not your normal lounge/bar where you walk around. You're seated at a table, like a normal restaurant, and you have servers bring you drinks. The cocktail list is very enticing! I had to limit myself to two drinks for the night, but I'd like to come back and do the cocktail flight, or even the cocktail omakase option. For food, we ordered the salmon crispy rice and pepperoni pizza. Both surprisingly amazing good! The pizza dough was slightly-sweet, which was a nice surprise. The crispy rice texture was balanced with the salmon, a nice appetizer to share! For drinks, I got the Peaches and Cream, and Coffee & Biscuits. I really enjoyed my two choices, it was exactly what I had hoped. The biscuit in my coffee drink was like a small little dessert and I enjoyed dipping my biscuit in the foam. The ambiance of this place is quite fancy; a great safe spot or ladies night out. It got slightly louder at around 9pm, but still able to talk to each other. I love that this is here in Pasadena, will definitely come back!

Looking for a hidden underground speakeasy? This is it!!! For my friend's birthday, I've been looking for an exciting and fresh speakeasy, and Ladies and Gentlemen fits the bill!! With a flush/restroom entrance under the Wanderlust Creamery, Ladies and Gentlemen has such an original concept in Pasadena. The cocktails were sensational, I loved the fruity and light Lord of the Rings cocktail. Some of the cocktails even had drink presentations, super delightful! The staff were super helpful and my friends had a wonderful time, I'd recommend this to anyone looking to step up their girl's nights and get-togethers!!

I celebrated my 30th birthday this past weekend at Ladies & Gentlemen. After having a date night here a few months ago, this is the only place I could think of that captured the vibe I wanted for my big 3-0. I contacted Leo and asked if there was anyway he could accommodate a large party. (Typically, a reservation online at L&G is maxed at 6 people). He graciously offered me the private room in the back of the bar and the whole set up was above and beyond what I was expecting. They set up the back room nicely so that it was a lounge vibe, with three couches and tables, and control of the aux so we were able to play our own music. There was a per person minimum which was extremely reasonable. We ordered a mix of their signature cocktails, neat drinks, and shots as well as some food. I had to have some caviar and it was on the menu!! I also loved their pizza. Biggest shout outs to Kevin and Andrew who took take of our crazy group the whole evening, getting everyone's orders, serving shots, but also just being really fun and so kind! I couldn't have asked for a better atmosphere and location to celebrate. Thank you Leo for accommodating us and I can't wait to come back with our smaller group to try more seasonal drinks and food (which really shocked us by how good it was!!!)

My friend recommended this place to me and I finally had to chance to try it out tonight. It's a speakeasy inside the food hall on Colorado in the middle of old town Pasadena. You walk to the end of the food hall, take the elevator down to the basement. You're welcomed by multiple doors disguised as bathrooms. Enter the bathroom, press the flush button and you are invited into a BEAUTIFUL speakeasy. It kind of has a 50 shades feel as well, makes for a great date night or girls night spot. They have some of the most inventive cocktails I've had in a while. Ordered 6 drinks: had the berries and flowers, skulls and bones, elote and esquites, ma and la, Tokyo and vice, and omar and kamala . My personal favorites were the berries and flowers and elote and esquites. Berries and flowers had wonderful floral notes without being sweet. And the elote and esquites had such a nice smokey flavor that matched perfectly with the drink that left me wanting more. Definitely a place to check out if you haven't!

It was my first time coming to ladies and gentlemen and I actually had a hard time finding the place. The entrance is through the back alleyway of the building you are routed too. It was really fun trying to find the place and when you get to the entrance there are multiple doors. One of the bathroom doors lead you inside and you flush to enter. The ambience is dark, gold, and sensual with extremely dimmed lighting so it was pretty difficult to get some good pictures. Coming in at almost 25 dollars a drink that is definitely a hefty price. I tried their Japanese cheesecake, smoke and nest, Japanese sando, and peaches and cream. Their cocktail selection is nothing like I've seen before with uniquely made cocktail with ingredients I would never think of. The peaches and cream was sweet and the smoke and nest was a Japanese whiskey on the savory side with an egg in it which I thought tastes so unique. The Japanese sando was a bit dry and the Japanese cheesecake was nothing special. I would only come for drinks and not the food. Overall, the service and drinks were excellent and they bring you a warm towel to wipe your hands with.

Vibe was absolutely insane. It's really hard to find the entrance because it's a speakeasy. But when we finally got in, the visual of the inside was so amazing! We ordered 2 drinks and a cheesecake. Drinks were fine, the cheesecake was pretty tasty too with a soft texture and not too sweet. But I think the service was not great, we waited a fair amount of time before getting anyone's attention to our table, they also put a wrong food item on our table....

Absolutely entertained by the entrance of this hidden speakeasy "don't forget to flush" The attention of detail of every decor, dish, and menu experience gave such a good overall ambiance. The top dishes for me personally were the Japanese milk bread with 3 types of butter , the dirty caviar , and the hot honey pizza ! I thought the drink menu was brilliantly named and super creative. However, the tastes of the drinks we've tried were either a hit or miss, which I guess is why it's a a cocktail experience...but not wanting to drink 2 of them at all for the cost of these drinks feels a bit of a waste. favorite drink was the smoke & nest (must try). The service is stellar! Jonathan was a great server and made us feel special for our first visit with lemon drop shots on the house. Overall fun & tasty, and would go again, but some drinks were better left on the menu for the ‍

This is a place, similar to Hooters. The girls were friendly, service was quick and it had plenty of different sports on the televisions. The food was good. Definitely a good time.

Enter a different world...through a bathroom door. But don't forget to flush! Ladies and Gentlemen is a great speakeasy experience with innovative cocktails and great bites of food. My party of 3 was celebrating a masters degree, a promotion at work, and a birthday and this was the perfect place! The inside is very dark and moody with very comfy seats. Our server, I think his name was Kevin? Started with a K, but he was great! He really matched our energy and was really nice to talk to. We decided to order by the drink as we weren't anticipating being able to finish everything offered in the omakase. We had 2 drinks each and we took sips of each others to try. The overall consensus was that our favorite was the Skull & Bones. It's a carbonated coffee cocktail, but our minds were blown when it arrived and the cocktail was a clear liquid. Honorable mention to Peaches and Cream (self explanatory) and Beauty and the Beast which came with the nicest presentation in a rose. The other drinks we got were okay but we didn't enjoy one of the drinks but the name is escaping me. Tokyo something? We also ordered the food and it was hit or miss. The Patata Burrata was hands down the best thing we had. I don't know what magical seasoning they put on these potatoes, but it was so delicious! And even with the light sauce on them, they were will crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. We also really enjoyed the Hot Honey Pizza and the Japanese Milk Bread. The miso butter that comes with the Japanese Milk Bread is chefs kiss. We found the beef tartare undersalted and the short rib surprisingly dry. Overall we had a really great time! It definitely is $$$$, but I'll be happy to come back for another special occasion.

An experience worth trying! The entrance is through the back alley or the coffee shop--don't be thrown off by the restroom doors, as one leads you inside. The drinks were beautifully crafted and tasted fantastic. We sampled two desserts, both of which were quite good. The service enhanced the overall ambiance, perfectly complementing the presentation of the drinks.

Ladies and Gentlemen, get ready for a cocktail experience! Hidden in the back, basement of a Wanderlust Creamery, and through a bathroom door is an intimate and creative speakeasy. After you flush, you are greeted by dim lighting, sensual art on the walls, and coushiony booths. The main event is $75 for 3 cocktails of your choice. I visited with a couple of friends so we each got to try a number of their specialty drinks. My favorites were Beauty and Beast, Smoke and Nest, and Burning and Man. Service is excellent, cocktail presentations were beautiful, and none of the flavors disappointed.

Four stars for experience! I made 8pm reservations and when you enter it's fun to find the hidden entrance we were reminded to "flush" not poker....we were seated to the right the left side is for larger parties. Ordered beauty beast & paloma with macha both were fine. I was expecting more from the drinks besides a pretty glass. We ordered beignets they were small but delicious with the chocolate and cream on the side. Cute speakeasy but i rather speakhard.

We were a table of 3 that shared the Drink Experience menu. Each of us got one and the presentation was so fun to see. Drinks were delicious and we also got some apps for the table that were really as good. Cozy atmosphere and the decor was so cool. Recommend for those that want a Chef's Table experience in Pasadena.

A cool experience with interesting cocktails. Entrance was good impression coming in through a bathroom door and hitting flush.. Seated in a dark and trendy interior with golden skulls, and bdsm art on the wall, was a vibe. If I can knit pick, the lights on the table were a bit bright. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable about the crazy drinks. You have to spend 75 dollars for the tasting experience which is 3 cocktails. Was a bit overpriced I didn't think any of my cocktails were worth 25 dollars. That's why I'm giving 3/5. They had extremely interesting ingredients however but was not blown away. 1. Movies and popcorn: pretty good. Very sweet and hint of popcorn. Not amazing 2. Beauty and the beast: very sweet and light. Cool glass but very small portion. 3. Coffee and biscuits: this was the best and my favorite. Was basically a latte with alcohol. Overall with these prices, not worth it to come back especially with having to buy 3 for 75. They would need to come up with better tasting drinks as better drinks can be found in the 15-20 dollar range.

We picked this place somewhat last minute on a Thursday. Made the reservation online, and headed over. The experience getting in was wonderful! We were seated in the main room (highly recommend) under the golden skulls. The staff were all super attentive, highly respectful, and good-natured. The cocktail experiences were delicious and instagram-worthy. We ordered 2 drinks, and 3 food items (potatoes, crudo, and salmon) and all three were shockingly delicious. Especially the potatoes bravas, I couldn't get enough. The music was at a reasonable volume so we could talk but also enjoy the vibe, and it wasn't super loud and crowded. Just perfect! Will definitely be back.

Great experience going in , love the speakeasy vibe. Security was nice ! Walking in omg in for a surprise everything clean and super cool. Our server wasn't too helpful on drinks I was saying what drinks we typically drink and based off that I was hoping that she would've said "if you like spicy mezcal margaritas... then this drink would be a perfect match" Or even perhaps selling us an experience. Disliked that none of the drinks on IG are currently available. A Pisco Sour would've been so perfect and refreshing. I'm not sure if we can have basic classic drinks. Since we only ordered ons round and left. My bf got a headache from the different notes in both of our drinks. Cheese cake was delicious however looked like a a full piece so I covered the end with the cocktail

A very unique experience definitely worth revisiting. The whole experience was delight. The setting, the service, the food and drinks were all top notch. Who doesn't love a secret entrance. The mystique of the setting added to the element of special. That set the stage for what was to come and rest of the evening did not disappoint. The decor was perfect. The service was always on point. The drinks were unique and tasty. Between the 2 of us, we had six different beverages. The Burning and Man was the only one that I found mildly objectionable. The rest of the cocktails were a delight from nose to palate. The food was fabulous. The crispy rice was otherworldly. A must have. The milk bread was almost a home run. Upon first encounter it appears to be freshly baked. The top of the bun is warm and toasty, but the bottom half is colder, which missed the mark. It was nevertheless quite delicious. The Afghani flat bread was equally delightful. Overall a great package and experience from start to finish. I will be recommitting and revisiting this place.

I came on a whim bc the restaurant I reserved was closed (!!!) and had a great time. It is in the basement with the plaza with wanderlust creamery. Loved the speakeasy experience - how fun it is to flush a toilet and walk into a bar! Cocktails were delicious and you can ask which ones have special presentation. Also ordered the burrata and the honey hot pizza which tasted good - nothing to write home about but still Will be back!

Excellent speakeasy with a great vibe in the heart of old town pasadena. It is open on limited days, so check their website for hours before you go. Also make a reservation! The music is a little more like a club than a chill lounge/speakeasy but it was very enjoyable, and it wasn't too loud, can chat and catch up with friends over drinks and light food. The ambiance was great and the food was solid. Had 3 drinks, and Beauty and the Beast was a delicious drink with rum, chai tea, port, pineapple, lime, and coconut milk. The Leo and Leia drink with saffron, gin, sherry, fernet, coffee, hawthorn berry, was reasonably good, but a little too sweet for a gin drink, unless you like sweeter coffee flavored drinks. Finally, the Chips and Salsa drink with mezcal, salsa verde, brine, and dry vermouth was a little too salty for my taste but it did get better after a few sips. Overall great experience and would take my friends there. Make a reservation to go!

One of a kind signature drinks! Great atmosphere for date night. Very sexy yet elegant decor and an excellent entrance. Service was superb. I will be returning.

It's a beautifully decorated space. I don't totally get how the skull motif and bondage-themed artwork line up with the "Ladies and Gentleman" name of the bar, but it's very nice to look at, all the same. I did find it strange that the bouncer felt the need to explain the concept of a cocktail bar to us and give a little spiel about how they don't serve wine, beer or shots. Like, you don't typically go to an upscale Mexican restaurant and hear from the hostess that they don't serve nachos or quesadillas before you walk in and sit down. The waitress also gave a little speech about "how these cocktails are like none you've ever tried, so keep an open mind." Well, actually, I've tried many cocktails before, so that wasn't quite true. Even with an "open mind," the cocktails themselves are a bit underwhelming for the price ($25+). I ordered the Berries & Flowers and it was...fine. Perhaps, it was a touch too sweet (I'd have preferred to skip the sugar-lined rim). It also didn't come with any berries like photos on Yelp show, just a single flower petal on top. My husband had the mezcal Elotes one, which gets served on fire, which is fun, but it tasted like any other mezcal cocktail we've ever had. Likely because mezcal is such a strong flavor, you can't taste much else no matter what you mix it with. So, for $70+ with tip, it was a fine experience but I wouldn't come back.

A nice hidden gothic-style bar without a logo or sign at the entrance. You need to walk through a juice shop and go downstairs to look for the bathroom to enter the "Ladies and Gentlemen" bar. The atmosphere is a dark - black and gold theme with plenty of skull decoration. We ordered Omakase (3 cocktails per person) with "a bump" of caviar placed on our hand to eat. It is a very interesting experience! The Green Tea Shochu is housemade and it is very matched with the caviar. We also ordered some snacks to munch but I forgot the name of them. One of the drinks that I got from the omakase didn't meet my expectations, I told my waiter about that and he had the bartender mix another drink for me, the new drink was awesome! This hidden bar is very interesting and it is great for special occasions!

Ladies and Gentlemen is located in oldtown Pasadena. There are several parking structures nearby that range from $4 per hour and up. Otherwise, meter street parking is available as well. Ladies and Gentleman holds true to the speakeasy vibe. Its a mission to find. You will have to walk through the food hall of wander lust and pie hole-- walk to the back of the hall and take the elevator to the basement. Once you arrive in the basement you will need the flush code to get in-- you will understand upon arrival. Otherwise, this speak easy is NOT for the cheap. You can not simply order one drink you must order three ($75) as this attributes to an elite cocktail experience. The cocktails are luxurious and quite the presentation. There are currently 13 cocktails as of Nov 2023 and an extensive whiskey list if you want to order a simple whiskey drink which is not apart of the experience. I thought the cocktails were executed well and made for a fun ladies night. I ordered the fire and ice, pastrami and rye bread and the hot and sexy. I thought all were done exceptionally well. It was also a nice touch that they provided complimentary champagne upon closing the tab. The food menu is limited as this is specializing more as a cocktail experience but we ordered the honey pizza ($20) and it was phenomenal. I truly have never had pizza this delicious. The crust was fluffy and the honey drizzle was a chefs kiss. I would come here any day for the pizza. Overall, a great experience-- wish it was a bit more cost effective but I appreciated the unique experience and the delicious pizza. Our server Daniel was also five star as he was attentive and very personable.

Brought to life by the same visionary mind/ owner behind the incredibly popular local wine bar The Cellar, Ladies and Gentlemen is the newest speakeasy to take Pasadena by storm. Located in the basement of the food court that houses Pie Hole, the journey into the clandestine establishment pays homage to the Prohibition-era speakeasies, illegal hidden bars that police had trouble locating due to the shroud of secrecy. Speakeasies nowadays have less to do with the romanticized 1920s nostalgia and more to do with the fantasy of exclusivity and escape, even more appealing now in the wake of the pandemic. Ladies and Gentlemen has built on that appeal, providing an intimate and relaxed experience you won't get at your typical crowded bar. This gem of a speakeasy has an impeccable design with dim lighting and tasteful furniture and decor. The establishment screams refined elegance and exudes an expectation of an elevated drinking experience, one they most certainly delivered upon. Ladies and Gentlemen provides a cocktail experience where patrons are able to select three thoughtfully curated cocktails for $75. The creativity and attention to detail in each expertly crafted drink was unparalleled. Truly, each hand-crafted cocktail was top-notch, in both presentation and taste. My personal favorite was the Beauty and the Beast, which was presented as an Enchanted Rose, glass dome and all. We also tried the Pisco and Disco, which came out in a spinning disco ball, as well as the Smoke and Nest, which was unveiled in a literal smoking nest. I have never before seen such meticulousness and painstaking effort put into a cocktail's presentation, and I could not be more impressed if I tried. From the electric atmosphere to the mind-blowing cocktails, my experience at Ladies and Gentlemen was nothing short of exceptional.

Heard about this place since it opened and the Mrs and I love the celler so we been wanting to come here. Here's the good and the bad... It was hard to find as the colorado entrance was closed. (Wonderlust ice cream) we called and was told we could enter through the back alley. There are no signs. None at all. We opened the backdoor and found ourselves in a stairway. Downstairs restroom upstairs locked doors. Luckily, we ran into people trying to leave and were told to go to the B level on the elevator, which led us to the restrooms. It was a fun adventure, there's a host right outside the restroom that carded us and led us to the gold urinal. Pretty cleaver name for the bar, ladies and gentlemen. Like as in restrooms. Get it? I was hoping for wine but that's not on the menu, instead I opted for an old fashioned. We were hungry so as usual, we ordered much more than we could possibly eat. Shortrib on mashed potato, chicken sando, beignets, and the hot honey pizza. The pizza was definitely the star of the show. However, both of us got capt'n crunch mouth afterward. Hot and very crispy. The shortrib was a bit cold and bland. The chicken sandwich was alright. It came in a kids' lunch box, which was fun. The beignets took a while to come out, but they were delicious. Areas they can improve on.. I do wish they had some less exotic drink options. Though fun and different, an old fashioned with makers mark for 15 dollars would've been great for the less adventurous and budget minded. Or maybe they don't have to have a bunch of wines like the celler but just a couple bottles of reds on hand? And though the service was friendly, the dishes seemed to come out pretty slow. The beignets came out 20 mins after we had finished eating. All and all, it was a fun time, I see it as a great place for small groups to hang out

This has been maybe a 10th visit on the speakeasy and it never disappoints!!! This spot is cool,sexy and trendy...but certainly perfect for a small party or date night! The change of menu keeps it fresh and the food is bar-small plates so I don't recommend going for "big" entrees. Staff is always friendly and very accommodating.. parking is easily available in a near parking structure

My husband and I had been here once before and thought it was super cool. So when we made plans with friends in Pasadena on a Saturday night, I wanted to book this place so we could all experience it. I tried booking for 8 people on Resy and it wouldn't let me. I called Ladies and Gentlemen. The man that answered the phone told me to make two reservations for 4 people and that should work, but it didn't. The second reservation cancelled and replaced the first. I think proceeded to make a reservation for 6 and figured I'd explain it at the door. When we got there with 8 people the doorman didn't let the last two people of our party in. While I was trying to explain what happened to the hostess she stared at me and said "well we can't accommodate 8 people". I asked to have the doorman bring our friends in and she did. And then I asked her if we could seat us 4 and 4 on two tables and then bring the tables closer together. She said she couldn't. She legitimately was the most unhelpful, unpleasant, and dense person I have ever dealt with at a restaurant. It was like she was intentionally trying to not understand what I was explaining to her. I even showed her the Resy reservations and cancellations. After nearly 5 minutes of explaining what happened to her, she finally said "maybe there's something I can do". Ultimately she put us on two tables about 2 feet away from each other and told us she can't bring them closer so we could sit together. So we left. If you want to go to a pretentious speakeasy where your friends will be denied entry and you can't sit with your entire party then this is the place for you.

Fantastic spot. Great vibe, ambiance, drinks, and of course the speakeasy entrance sets the tone. Servers were all cool. Not too stiff, didn't check in excessively, but still were attentive and informative. Food balance is perfect. You don't feel like you come here for a big meal- all the food compliments the drinks and yet everything is elevated/tastes great. You don't feel like "it's just bar food". And the food is enough that you can still get full if you are looking for a bite. Well-balanced.

Upon entering through a bathroom door, I wasn't sure what to expect but we walked into a nice upscale cocktail bar with skulls on the wall. We ordered four cocktails and while the price was a little more costly at $25 a drink, each one was tasty and there wasn't one that we didn't like. The menu does a good description of setting expectations and the presentation for each drink was picture perfect. The service was good and we would definitely return since their menu is seasonal, I look forward to the next rotation!

A low key speakeasy hidden in a basement in Old Town Pasadena. It was a little hard to find, but there's a small sign outside of the building directing you to the downstairs. The speakeasy is hidden behind two restroom doors. The service was fantastic and our server was very attentive. We were brought hot towels after we ordered. We ordered the omakase, which consisted of a caviar bump, green tea shochu, three cocktails of our choice, and a glass of champagne for $95. The green tea shochu was very smooth. The Coffee and Biscuits cocktail tasted exactly like tiramisu, the Berries cocktail was refreshing, and the Peaches and Cream cocktail wasn't exactly our cup of tea. The Beignets were served hot with cream and chocolate sauce. They were perfectly fluffy and paired well with the cream. The let down of the night was the mocktail version of the Carrots and Sticks. Our server said that it had a plethora of ingredients including Thai tea and chai, but it tasted like an average watered down Thai tea. The black ice on top of the drink was squid ink ice balls that were meant to mimic boba. Usually mocktails versions of drinks are less expensive than the cocktail versions because there's no alcohol. However, we were still charged the full $25 cocktail price. We should've clarified the price in advance, but hindsight is always 20/20. Overall, this was an exciting experience, but the drinks were not mind blowing given the price tags.

This place is very cool. Aside from the somewhat kitschy "secret" entrance (which was probably much more "in" 10 year ago), they really do create a unique cocktail experience. From the creative menus, perfectly balanced drinks, glass where, and presentation--they really have it dialed in. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful. And even the food menu, despite being somewhat limited, left us very happy. Definitely not a weekly hangout, but worth discovering for yourself.

Ladies and Gentlemen is a very cool speakeasy but they also serve food which is amazing. The experience we had was unlike any other. Each drink was presented in a unique way. The presentations were very cool and I had never been to a speakeasy like this before. Each drink we ordered was very unique some might say weird but I promise you have to try them because it pairs very well together. The food was good and the drinks were also tasty. I do have a few complaints which is why I gave it a 4/5. Although my experience was good I do have to say the menu and drinks were very over priced. I understand the presentation is beautiful but there were a few drinks on the menu that were 45 bucks that's crazy. My second complaint is some people are picky and they want to experience the restaurant but want a regular vodka soda this restaurant doesn't do basic drinks. I think that's a bit unfair for those who don't want a fancy drink.

I love visiting a Speakeasy. There are many in SoCal, and it's always intriguing how you get in. While visiting in Pasadena for dinner with locals, we wanted to check one out. GPS took us to Ladies and Gentleman, found by going through an ice cream parlor, down an elevator to a basement , then to a wall of what looked like restrooms. A host let us in one of the pseudo 'doors' by pressing the 'flush' sign. To our surprise was a lavish room with a bar, booths, and tables. On closer inspection, the creep factor set in: walls filled with gold skulls and naked women-- something reminiscent of Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut". A bit kinky and uncomfortable. However, the drinks and food menu are impressive. You can eat and sip well here, especially if you're not on a budget. Every major whiskey you can imagine. Pappy Van Winkle by the glass! Be careful or you could mistakenly order a very expensive pour. We settled for some less pricey scotch. They also have special cocktails. The food: from pizza to caviar to Japanese Milk bread. The servers were very nice and we felt like VIPs.

Swanky speakeasy with a nice ambiance but the drinks are overrated. While I really enjoyed the food, especially the celery salad and hot honey pepperoni pizza, I cant justify the steep drink prices for the value. The cocktails had potential with lots of creative spin and ingredients like Ma La, Chips & Salsa, and Elote but we couldn't taste any of the main ingredients in the drinks. I don't expect for all the ingredients to come through, but at least the predominant ones, right? If you name the drink Elote, then corn flavor should come through but no corn taste whatsoever. Drink prices are sky high. Averaging $25/drink. Even mocktails, which is nuts. Some premium ones are $35. I don't think I've ever paid that much for a cocktail. Not for bespoke nor interactive drinks from Michelin establishments. They did have some fun ones on the menu like the Burning Man, and it actually lit up. I didn't get it because I'm not a fan of the base alcohol and burning man doesn't have any meaning to me besides the stories I hear from friends. I'm really bewildered by the value for what we paid. Glad I checked out Ladies and Gentleman, but can't say I'll be a returning customer.

What a fun speakeasy. We found it by going through the food hall with the Pie Hole and the ice cream shop and down the elevator. From there, the staff let us in, two at a time, through the secret door. The bar was cool and relaxed. The wall of golden skulls and framed artwork was a contrast to the busy and modern bar where mixologists worked to craft custom cocktails. Our booth in the back was quiet and it was made cool by the comfortable AC. They had rather chill/lounge-y EDC music that was upbeat, but quiet enough so people could enjoy the cocktail tasting experience. The drinks are fabulously presented and a touch strong. Have some snacks and just relax. It was a great experience.

Yes, in every aspect! Such an elevated experience. Food 10/10- Bone marrow 10/10- Burrata Drinks- 10/10 Beauty and The Beast 10/10 Movies & Popcorn 8/10 Skull & Bones All the drinks were craft cocktails with fresh ingredients. You can taste the uniqueness of each drink. When I think of a speakeasy this is what I expect. The ambience was unique and the drink presentation was amazing . It's a bit pricey BUT totally worth it. 10/10 would recommend. Service was excellent We will back!

Made reservations online and found this location to be really cool. Located all the way in the back near where pie hole is and disguised with restroom signs. My friend and I came here for drinks and was really impressed by the service. We sat in the main room and the decor in this place consisted of golden skulls and nude paintings. Drinks were so-so but definitely unique. 3 drinks for $75 is the minimum, and in my opinion kinda pricey. I wish I had chosen to sit in the side room, where i think it might've been a little quieter.