The Spare Room

Now this is the kind of place where it’s a blend of rocking and silent evening. Superb place. Superb staff. Every staff was humble and really knowledgeable. Liked the way the place has a old touch yet modern vibes. Will visit again. If you are in LA then it’s a must visit. Only FEEDBACK or my dissatisfaction would be the website does not have any SSL and the booking through the website redirects to emails. While booking there goes a lot of email exchange back and forth and then I have to share my card number on email. Which I think is not safe. Such a great place should have a good website and you can block reservations through card using the website and should show the slots available.

This is by far one of my favorite new bars. My bartender was Yael and she was amazing. The drinks she made were really tasty and she is very creative. She made us a bowl for our party with rum and passionfruit and was delicious and loaded. Highly recommended and ask for this famous bartender, she will hook you up!!! We will be back soon for more yummy drinks and good mix of old school hip hop and classics.

One of my new favorite spots in LA, especially in the area. HIGHLY recommend getting a reservation for a bowling lane if/when you go. There are only two lanes and we were lucky that there was a no-show when we went, so we were able to snag the open lane for the remaining 45 mins of the missed reservation. The lanes have an attendant and scorekeeper that manually keeps track on the chalkboard too, which is a unique twist to keep the old school vibes

One of The Best Craft Cocktail Joints in LA. Somewhat hidden in the historic Roosevelt Hotel is a brilliant bar that has a vintage bowling alley. The mixologists there are excellent and the leggy wait staff are gorgeous. It's best to get there early. 1) So you can get a decent seat. 2) Before they turn up the music to an obnoxious level. Having said that, you'll be hard pressed to get a better drink in the city of the angels.

I went to the Spare Room in the Roosevelt Hotel on OSCAR Night, for an After OSCAR Awards Party, for the very First time in my life. I wondered Why, the Spare Room was called the Spare room. When I think of spare rooms in a house, I think of a room that is hardly used, and is often used for a catch all place to put things out of the way. I can Tell everyone, and many of You I'm sure knew it long before I figured it out. A Spare is also a Bowling term. Therefore, in the case of the Roosevelt Hotel, The Spare Room is a Bowling lane. On OSCAR Night, it was a good Meet and Greet Place, along with a mature Party atmosphere. Kind of reminded me of the 1970's, which very few places and events can remind me of. Why, did I go to this particular party, on OSCAR night, and why did I like this Venue, right across from where the OSCARS Were held? The Number One (1) Reason I went to this, and no other After OSCAR event celebration, was to meet established professionals in the Entertainment Industry. Did I accomplish my goal of networking? If so, in what way? I arrived at the Spare Room early, and located only One (1) of Two (2) booth tables that were not reserved. As the night went on, more and more people came in some of which shared my table with me. As a result, I got to meet several people, some I got to know, a few provided me with thier Bussiness card. Additionally, I danced like I have not done since I was in High School, when I was in the 9th, and 10th grades. Like I said, it was kind of like being in the 1970's. The ladies there that night were friendly, while being classy. Noone turned me down for a dance. At times it was groups of strangers dancing together.