"Going to Tramp Stamp Granny’s is like spending a night inside a theater kid’s fever dream. Which means a few things: piano singers so good you’d never expect to find them in a bar, innuendo-laden drink names, and occasional appearances by Broadway stars. The entire bar sing-shouts Elton John along with the person at the piano, and if you’re lucky, a super-talented singer/bartender will climb up on the bar for a song or two. Get here early, because there’s a line on weekends." - brant cox, brett keating
"Walking into Tramp Stamp Granny’s in Hollywood is like walking into the most insane high school theater cast party of all time. Here you’ll find bartenders belting Celine Dion and pouring shots, strangers having Missy Elliot rap-offs, and every single person singing Seasons of Love in unison. This rowdy piano bar is the kind of place you peek your head into because you hear noise from the sidewalk and wake up the next morning with a text from an unknown number asking if you’re still on for the Dear Evan Hansen matinee." - brant cox, sylvio martins
"It doesn’t take long for most Hollywood bars to start to blend together. But then you walk into Tramp Stamp Granny’s and realize your jaded heart is still capable of being surprised. Located right on the Cahuenga corridor, TSG is a piano bar, but not the sleepy kind with some guy in the corner whistling to the Rat Pack. Think Mamma Mia sing-alongs, Mary J. Blige rap-offs, and some random guy in a flannel button-down absolutely crushing “Defying Gravity.” Granny’s is our favorite place to drink in Hollywood right now." - brant cox, sylvio martins, nikko duren
"Going to Tramp Stamp Granny’s for the first time is a bit like showing up at summer camp: It’s exciting, scary, and you’re going to leave with some stories to tell. It’s right in the middle of Hollywood, and you’ll know you’re there when you see the only line full of people you’d actually want to be friends with. It’s almost entirely pink inside, and, along with the other former (and current) theater kids, you get to drink cilantro-infused tequila cocktails and scream-sing “Teenage Dream” with the piano player. Tramp Stamp is great compromise when your friends want to go to a nearby club, and you want to go somewhere not-terrible." - brett keating
"Tramp Stamp Granny’s is a piano bar right in the middle of the Hollywood strip clubs and T-shirt shops, and there’s nowhere better to sing until you’re hoarse. It gets rowdy here, but no one is face-planting on the bar. Instead, if the bartender likes your voice, she might hand you a microphone and pull you over to said bar for a “No Scrubs” duet. " - brant cox, nikko duren