Exclusive members club with rooftop pool, restaurant, bar & event rooms























"Soho House is a well-known private club with multiple locations in Los Angeles, offering a mix of dining, privacy, and a community of artists, managers, and tech professionals." - Matthew Kang

"Located in an office tower rather than a mansion, this club nonetheless became a magnet for Hollywood’s creative set despite lacking amenities like a pool, spa, or gym. Celebrated in oral histories as a high‑wattage hangout for A-listers and dealmakers, it reflects the group’s selective membership ethos and cultivated celebrity cachet." - Monica Burton

"As of July 6, West Hollywood sushi pop-up Soosh will take over Croft Alley Melrose Place during evenings, starting at 4:30 p.m., serving pick-up or dine-in Soosh boxes, crispy rice, nigiri sets, sashimi, DIY kits, mochi, maki, and test kitchen specials; they also have space to fire up a yakitori grill for skewers, and pre-orders are encouraged via Tock to see the rotating menu." - Mona Holmes

"A West Hollywood private club where head bartender Mia Mastroianni says she does not accept financial compensation from brands she promotes on social media and credits the rise in popularity of bitter Italian liqueurs largely to the inception of Negroni Week, which began as a charity drive before being adopted by major brands; she also describes how exposure through such initiatives led her to appreciate amaros for what they add to cocktails." - Jaya Saxena
"Yes, Soho House is a members-only club, but if you live in LA for even a summer, you’ll end up at their West Hollywood location eventually. Just don’t let anyone tell you this bi-level rooftop is for actually getting work done - it’s not. It’s for well-dressed rich kids with underwhelming IMDb pages to stand around on Friday nights and lie about how many auditions they went on this month. It’s a soul-crushing atmosphere to be sure, but one that can be mitigated by sliding up to the bar, ordering a shockingly well-made gin martini, and judging the sh*t out every person you recognize from yesterday’s callback." - Brant Cox