Capri Club

Capri Club is one of my favorite bars, and a recent visit reminded me why. I went on a crowded Saturday evening, and finding a seat either indoors or outdoors was tough. I ordered a drink at the bar, and I consistently find their cocktails to be well-made. You can go with a classic cocktail like a negroni or martini, and they also offer a variety of spritzes and seasonal beverages.While this place can be bustling, with some patience and luck you can find a seat (especially if your party is relatively small). Heating lamps are present if you sit outdoors. Once i sat, I tucked into some meatballs, and I enjoy this menu item along with other food I've ordered such as the calamari and shrimp fritto misto.

5 stars! The vintage signage & tiled floor ignited my curiosity to strike up a conversation with the friendly bartender who told me the story about the old Capri Club, how they were on kitchen nightmares and how new ownership came in and redid the whole place. Well they did a great job, because this place hits all the style notes but the vintage nature is kept in tact like the oak wood elements and original tile to name a few. Menu is on a small page, which I like and has interesting choices interesting.I forget the name of my drink but it was a black pepper gin drink- SO good! Then had a draft on tap. I had the vegan chop & the cacao e pepe appetizer. Salad was okay, on the bitter side. Everything great though. No complaints. The environment is so enjoyable to be in and the staff was on top of it.

My favorite bar honestly it gets a little crowded but if you get there early enough it's so worth the experience well-balanced drinks and a fun way to meet peopleI'm there all the time with my girlies

The Capri Club is one of those small and lively neighborhood bars that you want to return to often. Lit at night by numerous, overhead strings of festive tiny red lights that create a party atmosphere. A few cozy booths line one wall opposite a long bar with additional seating outside on the sidewalk. Bartenders were super personable and a delight. The drinks were suburb and cutely garnished. We loved the friendly, retro feel and interesting menu of bar food. We had thinly sliced Mortadella served with slices of crusty bread and green olives. We can't wait to return and try everything on their menu. The Capri Club made me happy! Like discovering a small, island bar you never want to leave while on your best vacation.

It's bumping at the aperitivo bar! I am not sure what vortex this place came from but it has some of the best vibes on the east side. The booths inside are nice if you can snag one, otherwise the beautiful people lining the sidewalk with their dogs and dates make LA look chic and friendly. Enjoy being together! Raise a glass at Capri club!

Not what we expected. Less romantic and more vintage dive-bar vibes. Very small, narrow bar and dining space. It's first come first serve so felt like people were just staring at us waiting for us to leave so they could have the table. The food was just ok, and smaller portions. Might be fun for locals, but not worth going out of your way for if you're wanting a nice night out.

Monday nights. It's a perfect scene for a summer crowd-pleaser. If you're looking to mingle, grab a glass of vino or a classic cocktail like their Negroni (gin for me, maybe mezcal for you). Or try an Apertivo, I highly recommend their Cherry Spritz or "Grapefruit" Drink to quench that summer thirst. However, what makes Monday nights so special here is their cheesy, homestyle lasagna plates. Also, their Cannelloni stuffed with ricotta and zucchini was perfectly refreshing. Olives are always a nice go-to. I also ordered a side of broccolini, which was crisp and with a hint of garlic--bellisimo.Euro-style outdoor cafe seating offers a reprieve from standing and hovering for one of the tables to open up along their bar. We grabbed a spot just under a tree with a bit of shade. Our eclectic crowd of local Eastsiders are always warm and welcoming. And the misters helped cool down the stagnant air around us. After a few hours, it felt like we were enjoying a mini-vacay in Italy with a bunch of American tourists. Since we didn't leave the city this summer, I'd say it was the perfect remedy for my wanderlust. Grazie!

Trendy place for younger trendy crowd. I don't particularly find this cozy. Drinks and snacks are limited but good. It's a staple around the area and it's a treat if you want to switch it up- but this is not your neighborhood bar and don't be shocked if you're not wowed after a visit.

I wandered into Capri Club after getting a birthday massage nextdoor. There was just a welcoming atmosphere spilling out the open windows on a really nice September evening and I figured, why not just grab a birthday cocktail? I pulled up a barstool and ordered the (pictured) Espresso Martini, which is the best one I've ever had. I ended up chatting with the other patrons and the bartender, both of whom bought me birthday drinks (the little aperitif was from the bartender) and celebrated with me. It was so sweet, and really kind, and just overall good vibes. It gave me all the warmth of feeling like I was in an episode of CHEERS. People came in and out with their dogs and babies, a cycling crew met up out front before heading out on an evening ride, the owner walked around and knew handfuls of people by their first names. It's exactly what you dream of when you hope for a neighborhood bar.

I've never been around hotter people in my life. The winter drink menu was whimsical and delicious. Anything with a persimmon in it gets my vote. The tiramisu was so good I saw god. To be honest it feels like it's hard to go wrong here, you could really order anything and be happy. The service? Attentive, lovely, and once again, hot. The atmosphere is 10/10 too, which is rare when the food is great with service to match. The lighting is amazing. Basically if you want a bad time with ugly people, go elsewhere.