NeueHouse Bradbury

Such an amazing experience! 5 of us went on the Saturday after Thanksgiving without reservation and it was not packed at all! The vibe relaxing and cozy and drinks were strong and delicious! Highly recommended! Back here again 4 months later, the bar was completely empty as if we booked the whole venue, it was amazing.

Absolutely stunning place to do work and hang out. Highly recommend getting membership here!

Beautiful building, great architectural landmark.

Yvonne is absolutely the best! I was in a huge bind for finding a quiet place to work with wifi and stumbled upon Neuehouse - it was clean, quiet, and absolutely gorgeous. Having no previous knowledge of Neuehouse, Yvonne generously gave me a tour and helped me get set up with everything that I needed. This is definitely a hidden gem in DTLA.

Beautiful building & such a chill vibe at the bar. The music & dj were great. Highly recommend. (Not sure what kind of music there is normally fyi)

Beautifully designed and romantic bar in the iconic Bradbury Building. Nicely curated cocktail/drink menu.Thank you!

If you got in early, this is a lovely space to work, but the prices as of 2023 have definitely changed that. Beautiful, but ridiculously expensive. Small business how?

One of the coolest interiors. Awe-inspiring!

Blade Runner fans this is THE spot for you! Iykyk. I checked out The Wyman Bar upstairs with some friends for drinks the other day before dinner next door and was blown away by the ambiance. This historic building is such a gorgeous space, and you can tell that it's been meticulously maintained and taken care of. NeueHouse members can use the workspaces, which kind of resemble a high-end, old-school elementary school library in terms of seating and lighting (we found this quite funny). Definitely a different vibe at this NeueHouse compared to the one in Hollywood on Sunset. In short, NeueHouse is not dissimilar from a cross between Soho House and WeWork - membership-only workspace with minimal other amenities attached. Oh right, the drinks! Well-crafted, heavy pours, and typical LA prices ($15-$20).

Had the opportunity to view the Bradbury building at night and go to the second floor. It was for NeusHouse's opening of Chapter 3: Blade Runner by the late Stephen Vaughan. Totally worth driving up the 5 after work from OC in Friday night traffic. There's also a bar inside called appropriately Wyman Bar, which appears will be for members. Lots of cool conference rooms. Couldn't figure out where the wellness room was. Such a beautiful building to work in. Not sure what the parking situation will be for members but I just parked at the Grand Central Market. And the Bradury building no longer reeks of Subway sandwiches.

Gorgeous space. The bar is very cute and intimate. Good vibes. No one working at night, so the workspaces are empty. There is a room with some art work sometimes. Easy parking on the streets during the weekdays, which was very surprising to me. They accept apple pay at the bar. Would visit again on a music night at the bar.

I came here for drinks and loved the vibe. I believe this is a reservations only bar. I ordered an espresso martini for the first time and fell in love! Highly recommend you check out this place if you're in the area

In a city where there are options at every single corner I'm very disappointed. Pushing the membership exclusivity & $10 cover during their temporary opening to the public is not the worst part of it. The bar itself is small, too tiny if this were to really be open to the public. I don't mind paying $18 for each cocktail...but the 2 drinks we had were terrible (Scotch n Spicy and Añejo Manhattan) avoid these, unless we simply got unlucky. Flavors we're off & flat, definitely not worth $18 and then there are a lot of details that just add up to a non great experiences: We came in last night after the cold rain storm. Everyone was all bundled in coats & jackets, this exclusive bar doesn't have a coat check, not even a hanger or hooks. There are not enough stools, chairs & people where using the few to put their whole group's clothes and bags. I uploaded a pic of the only shared table with a bunch of coats on it, so not only you can't find a place to sit, you can't even rest your drink on the ONE shared table. Also not enough printed menus, sharing menus at the tables was ridiculous in the new era of QR codes menus. Simply makes this an experience of a standard random bar in any city in any country. There are so many elegant bars with just as pricey (or better yet cheaper drinks) that are much more flavorful, faster service and a higher-end experience without having to be a member or pay a cover charge. This building is an architectural gem! It's LA's history at its best! Interior designers should have treated this as a sacred space not a trendy WeWork. As a temporary -open to the public- they should have put in the extra effort to want you to come back or even become a member.