Andys

Came here to see what all the hype was abt- and I was not let down.The decor is super cool, very 70's vibes.Drinks were strong and good.Drinks are also very pricey, but given location, and it being a new celebrity owned hot spot you sort of expect that.The stage performances were right by bar, super close. Which was cool.The acoustics are great throughout.It is a small space, but makes it more intimate.My only 1 bad thing to note were the bathrooms.The woman's bathroom was super tiny and felt like it wasn't thought of at all when decorating.There was trash spilling outside the trashcans, it smelled pretty bad, the door kept hitting people waiting in line inside- and right outside is a narrow hallway where you can't stand to wait because it is a major walkway- If they could rethink that space- or even the decor this place would be 100% topnotch.Will come back to try the food.Anderson Paak and Bruno Mars also showed up late night so that was deff a plus to our night

I unfortunately had my phone stolen last night and I'm seeing many others did as well.. I asked the front desk, waitress, etc for help but after being passed around between staff my phone wasn't found.It's a bummer because the place did have cool vibes but the theft is a major concern especially as my phone was in my purse before it was gone.

Food was absolutely terrible even for bar food. You don't technically have dinner while listening to jazz. You eat with the DJ until 10:30pm when the jazz band gets going. The "ape shit" cocktail is not worth it at all. The bill came with a "credit card" tax meaning Anderson paak must be too cheap to pay for the percentage they owe the CC companies for every time (and honestly all the time) someone swipes their CC. Basically passing off extra fees to suckers (like me) who came to check out something potentially cool. Oh but there's more..there's an entertainment tax on top too. Nothing much to see here. The Let's Go in DT arts district is a cooler 70s bar.

Andy's is the coolest new bar in town! The ambiance is out of this world with swanky leather seating and tons of disco balls. The drinks are amazing with the best service! An old Hollywood vibe!

This place was amazing. Gets crowded late, around 11 and the line outside forms around then too. Go earlier to avoid the line. It seems like people stop in here for a drink and then keep it moving. We did the same. Really trendy, cool spot to check out if you're in the area.

Parking: valet is available for the restaurant next door. There's also a private LAZ lot down the block which is perfectly walking distance so we did this rather than find street parking. Ambience: like stepping into a funky living room from the 70s! The velvet and dimly lit vibe was just sooooo cool and felt matched with the music. We came at 530 and it was easy to find a reservation because the live performances don't start until 8ish. But the live music was perfect for my taste, not too crazy where you can't have a conversation so perfect for a date night. But if you want the amazing band, then come around closer to 10 pm where the place becomes packed. Service: top notch! Everyone is super attentive and drinks were amazing!!! Food: we knew this place was a speakeasy for we loved all the tapas but the pastrami baos were out of this world! We also tried the cucumber salad, Tokyo tenders, calamari, and fries! Very tasty! So many restaurants to try nearby if you need to walk to get food afterwards. Overall would give this place a 10/10 and highly recommend bringing a date or a friend who wants to get an amazing LA experience! Such a gem of a spot in weho!

I came here Saturday night with a group for drinks around 10pm. It wasn't too busy, and I was able to get a table. They have live music, which was the best part. The music was very good. They do charge an entertainment fee on your check, but it's a small percentage. I got an espresso martini, which I liked. I definitely would come back, especially since they have live music, which most bars in the area don't.

Excellent friendly hosts and servers. The vibe is that slow jams 70s cool. We loved that. The band was great and not so loud you couldn't talk. The food however is just cheap and superficial. It's like a menu made by a 20 yr old for 20 yr olds. Chicken tenders that are bland along with typical frozen fries from a bag. The bao didn't have much flavor either. The menu is designed to just soak up the alcohol that they hope you are buying lots of. Our 2 cocktails were just meh. Even their bar stock is cheap. Don Julio's and Bullet? Really?This is a place you should come with your friends for some drinks and to listen to the band. No need to worry about the food unless you're trying to sober up.Also the valet for Andys is on the block behind the restaurant.

I'm giving Andys 5 stars, but I was expecting a little more. It's more of a bar vibe than a lounge vibe. Lounge vibe meaning more seating. My husband and I had reservations at 7:30pm, so we had a table. I came hungry so was a little disappointed to see it was appetizers, tapas style, as opposed to entrees. Luckily, the food was great. We ordered the cucumber and seaweed salad, Korean spare ribs, chicken tenders, and fries. For dessert, we shared the chocolate cake. We ordered cocktails: Suede and Marg. Both were really good. When our 90 minutes were up, we tried to find a somewhere to stand. Andys is a small space and the bar takes up most of the space so there isn't much standing room. By 9:30p, the place is crowded. A pianist plays around 7:30pm-9:00pm and the band comes on around 10pm. As far as parking, you have to find parking on the street or you can valet ($25). Please note that valet isn't for Andys. It's for the place next door. And they only take cash. No Apple Pay. No credit card. No Zelle.

Horrible service we had reservations 9, poor communication , they moved my table because it was In the way! Rude servers! I never got I order my food, I made reservations 3 weeks in advance and drove 90 minutes to be treated like shit!