Rancho Bar
Cocktail bar · Altadena ·
Classic cocktails, small bar snacks, jukebox, pool, patio
Classic cocktails, small bar snacks, jukebox, pool, patio
"Confirmed destroyed in Altadena by reporting from Eater’s Mona Holmes, Rancho Bar was listed among the Altadena establishments lost to the Eaton Fire." - Eater Staff
"Destroyed by the Eaton Fire after the blaze spread to Altadena. The Eaton Fire began January 7, 2025 and had grown to more than 14,000 acres as of January 13; more than 52,000 residents were placed under evacuation orders and an estimated 1,000 structures were damaged or destroyed." - Rebecca Roland
"Reported destroyed by the Eaton Fire; listed among the Altadena restaurants that were destroyed in the blaze." - Mona Holmes
"A neighborhood establishment on North Lake Avenue in Altadena that was destroyed by the Eaton Fire during the recent outbreak." - Mona Holmes
"Centrally placed on North Lake Avenue (next door to the local coffee spot and a block away from El Patron), this neighborhood dive bar functioned as a walkable, grown-up local spot where people could find a taste of home: sipping a beer, downing a shot, or taking in one of Southern California’s best bloody marys. It served as a reunion point for locals who had moved away and wanted a familiar place to gather. — Mona Holmes, editor, Eater Southern California/Southwest" - Eater Staff
