Copper Bucket — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Great bar with great service. Best dive bar in the valley. Keep in mind it IS a dive bar so it’s old school with great prices but don’t expect any fancy drinks you get at other expensive bars. Great selection of alcohol and good domestic/imported beers on tab for a bargain price! They have light snacks like chips and peanuts but they do allow you to bring in food so feel free to bring your own or order some delivery! Bartenders are great whether you’re here during the day or the night. Great service. I love going during weekdays personally where these less a crowd and get more attention. There is a jukebox so you can play some tunes as well. Vibe is great. Mix of older folk and younger gen. The regulars are great they’ll treat you with pure kindness. Bartenders are funny and make great drinks! Not your ordinary pours but you get your bang for your buck! Really great for you and the wallet. They have pool table and darts; food near-by as well in every direction. Check it out if you have an old soul; you’ll love it! Huge free parking lot which is...

This is a place that caters to a small group of locals. I visited here once, and the lady behind the bar did not have a warm welcome.

She seemed to give off the persona that life did not treat her well, and she was returning the favor to others.

I was surprised because they have a banner that pays tribute to Veterans. Being a Veteran myself, I stated to the Lady I was a Veteran. She replied, "So is my husband", and she just stared at me. A bit strange & creepy vibe. I kinda felt that I was in the twilight zone.

It's pretty bad when the vibe deters you from...

I got there around midnight and tried to explain a vanilla vodka and coke, to the bartender. She didn't appreciate my giving instructions so much, nor did she react to well when a car's head;lights, shined into the front door door of the bar, as they made a turn out in front. The bartender immediately snatched the drink back that I just had her make for me, and told me she owed me one, before telling everybody in the bar, to get out and leave their drinks behind. I saw her once again, after that. She didn't remember owing me a...