Small chill bar area. First time coming here and I enjoyed it. Spencer the bartender was really cool and chill I'd definitely come here after work, and I work far from this place lol

Chill bar to hang out when you're on the waitlist for one of the popular ktown restaurants next door. Plus they have a pool table.

It's a hole in the wall, but it's been in business since 1933 for a reason. The "screamo bartender" that dude in a review called annoying is honestly my favorite one. Go for the dive vibes, stay for the cheap beer and the heavy pours. It doesn't feel awkward to go there alone, and the staff keeps an eye out for female customers. There's a pool table in the back, a set of dice behind the bar, and a well-stocked Jukebox. They put on the Dodgers games every time they play, but the main draw is probably the music-- if the jukebox isn't working one of the bartenders will DJ. The crowd is hit or miss, but it's honestly the bartenders that make it fun anyway. Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays are chill, Thursdays and Sundays are fun, and Friday and Saturday are usually busy if you like that sort of thing. I go there a lot. The bathrooms are as disgusting and full of graffiti as any respectable dive bar.

Last time I drank here I got kicked out. So anyways they have a drink special called a PB&J. Idk if they do it anymore, but it was a tall boy PBR and a shot jack Daniel's for like $9 which the price is unheard for the area. It's a pretty dirty bar but it's fun. Oh yeah, I meet my wife there, we're still happily married.

I love this place but the screamo bartender dude is annoying. Lol. Usually a good vibe and crowd, and they do have other great bartenders. Great jukebox, too. One of the best dive bars in LA.

Excellent place! Like being in a basement in anywhere, USA, but a really cool one with a jukebox (the zero is very hard to press, but just put your thumb into it). Great selection of drinks and an interesting crowd, in case you feel like people watching :)

One of my favorite dive bars in town. Inexpensive drinks ($11 for my Ford's Gin 'n tonic) and excellent service from the bartenders. On a slow night Justin can easily keep up with drink orders while beating you at darts. Dodgers and Lakers games usually on the TVs. Last call at 1:30 am most nights. There's one scruffy pool table in the bar, one dart board, and the men's room has more graffiti than most men's rooms. It gets packed Thursdays through Saturdays. Plenty of friendly people in the bar. Very diverse crowd. One night as I was walking up, a woman stumbled out and threw up right at the entrance. Everyone just stepped over it to get in. The only thing this place is missing is good bar food, but you're welcome to bring your own. Monty's is next door where you can get a good plant-based burger, or you can go across the street to Carl's Jr and get a Star Burger for half the price. Loads of excellent Korean food nearby. It would be nice if someone opened a taco stand in the parking lot at the corner. No parking, of course, and this part of K-Town can be tough to find a spot. Best to Uber/Lyft anyway. Have a good time here! Cheers!

As far as dive bar vibes... Frank N Hanks comes alive! This tiny tavern of music, mayhem and more offers everything you'd expect at a whole in the wall joint in the middle of Koreatown including amazing prices on brews, booze and cocktails. Have passed by a few times on my way to Monty's Good Burger just next door but have popped in for a pint or two and chill vibes including that of the bartenders, Frank N Hanks patrons and even securityas well, they obviously card. Parking in the area is find it and grab it with some lots here and there. I usually take the LA Metro Purple Line from Wilshire/Western over and just stroll down Western (about a quick five minute). Enjoy some billiards or some bass (via the tunes)... and enjoy the comforts of F n H.