The Let's Go! — Restaurant in Los Angeles

After a short wait in line, we stumbled into the Let’s Go! One rainy Saturday night. The vibes were right, a buzz filled the air as people everywhere were enjoying the sounds. We must’ve walked in on an 80s block because for the hour or so that we were there they seemed to be playing more 80s than 70s disco, but it was all good the DJ was playing bangers that had the room singing like they were down the street at Max Karaoke. We all grabbed drinks and proceeded to find a space on the wildly crowded dance floor. Maybe 30 minutes into the 80s block is when the DJ slipped back into the 70s with some classic Whitney Houston. As we left, we noticed there was no line and we were just about to take a slice to go but then it started torrential downpouring so we decided to cut our losses and head to the car. We’ll definitely be back to get more of our 70s...

I’m coming from OC and I’ve been across the street to eighty two and I was happy to know this spot was right across so I could hit up both. Since it was new years and no cover charge I was so stocked to go. The wait felt long but I think because midnight was approaching quickly. I made it in just in time. The wait at the bar was not bad and the bartender that attended me was very quick and friendly. I loved the vibe and the music was a mix of everything. They even handed out free champagne to toast! I’m only really bummed out they closed shortly after midnight. I wasn’t expecting such an abrupt ending on New Year’s Eve. Maybe I would go again if I happen to be in the area but not for...

Love the look of this place. It kinda felt like if Barbie had a disco room it would look like The Let’s Go!

The bar is adjoined to De La Nonna and shares the same entrance from the street. We arrived a little after 9 and there was a line outside. It took about 15 minutes to get in. In typical LA form, it wasn’t packed inside yet they wanted a queue to form outside probably for optics. There are some places to sit or stand around while letting your drink rest on something. Cocktails are $17. People do dance and it IS disco music. They actually play records here too.

By the way, this cocktail lounge made it to Esquire’s best bars in...