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The Moroccan Lounge
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Nearby attractions
Hauser & Wirth
901-909 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Japanese American National Museum
100 N Central Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012
The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA
152 N Central Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Over the Influence
833 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Art Share L.A.
801 E 4th Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90013
The Box
805 Traction Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Corita Art Center
811 Traction Ave #3a, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Millwick by Marvimon
800 E 4th Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Madcap Motel
940 East 4th St, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Los Angeles Union Station
800 N Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Nearby restaurants
Baroo
905 E 2nd St #109, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Manuela
907 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Boomtown Brewery
700 Jackson St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Wurstküche
800 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Camphor
923 E 3rd St Suite 109, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Nightshade
923 E 3rd St Suite 109, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Bar Americano
923 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Chuy's Tacos Dorados
300 S Santa Fe Ave Unit A, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Propaganda Wine Bar
950 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Shin-Sen-Gumi Hakata Ramen - Little Tokyo
132 S Central Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Nearby hotels
PodShare DTLA
100 S Vignes St #112, Los Angeles, CA 90012
StaysPro - Cityscape Luxury Rental Homes in the Heart of Los Angeles
601 E 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
The American Hotel
303 S Hewitt St, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Miyako Hotel Los Angeles
328 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Little Tokyo Hotel
327 1/2 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Los Angeles Downtown
120 S Los Angeles St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
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The Moroccan Lounge

901 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
4.6(388)
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attractions: Hauser & Wirth, Japanese American National Museum, The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, Over the Influence, Art Share L.A., The Box, Corita Art Center, Millwick by Marvimon, Madcap Motel, Los Angeles Union Station, restaurants: Baroo, Manuela, Boomtown Brewery, Wurstküche, Camphor, Nightshade, Bar Americano, Chuy's Tacos Dorados, Propaganda Wine Bar, Shin-Sen-Gumi Hakata Ramen - Little Tokyo
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(213) 295-0610
Website
themoroccan.com

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Nearby attractions of The Moroccan Lounge

Hauser & Wirth

Japanese American National Museum

The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA

Over the Influence

Art Share L.A.

The Box

Corita Art Center

Millwick by Marvimon

Madcap Motel

Los Angeles Union Station

Hauser & Wirth

Hauser & Wirth

4.7

(407)

Open 24 hours
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Japanese American National Museum

Japanese American National Museum

4.7

(925)

Open 24 hours
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The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA

The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA

4.4

(437)

Open 24 hours
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Over the Influence

Over the Influence

4.8

(32)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of The Moroccan Lounge

Baroo

Manuela

Boomtown Brewery

Wurstküche

Camphor

Nightshade

Bar Americano

Chuy's Tacos Dorados

Propaganda Wine Bar

Shin-Sen-Gumi Hakata Ramen - Little Tokyo

Baroo

Baroo

4.8

(223)

$$$$

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Manuela

Manuela

4.5

(663)

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Boomtown Brewery

Boomtown Brewery

4.7

(307)

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Wurstküche

Wurstküche

4.6

(2.2K)

$

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The Spill Canvas show held at The Moroccan Lounge on Friday, April 26, 2024, was characterized by a lack of coordination and organization, rendering it one of the most poorly executed events of this size that I have ever attended. Typically, I secure concert tickets several months prior to the event. However, as I reside in Michigan, I could only get tickets to the concert once I knew I would be in Los Angeles, which was approximately two weeks before the scheduled date. Upon receiving the tickets, I immediately noticed that the event had been rescheduled, and the venue had been changed from The Teragram Ballroom. Additionally, while the original venue had listed the door time as 6:30 pm, the Ticketmaster event page conveyed the door time as 8:00 pm, and the tickets themselves stated a door time of 6:00 pm. To obtain clarification, I contacted the information email addresses on both the original and the new venue's websites on April 16, 2024. However, I did not receive any response. Consequently, on April 19, 2024, I sent another email and attempted to place a call. On calling the phone numbers provided on the venue websites and Google, I received a reorder tone for one, and for the other, I was routed right to a voicemail box with an ordinary recording that did not indicate it belonged to the venue. As the day of the concert approached, I found myself in a state of uncertainty. No one had responded to my queries, and even comments on the original venue's Instagram page were left unanswered. Neither venue made any acknowledgment on their social media accounts about the venue change. However, as I do not follow the venues on social media, it's possible they posted about it on a story that I was not able to access, leaving me feeling completely in the dark. I arrived at the venue at approximately 8:00 pm, only to find that the headlining band had already commenced their performance. According to the venue's website, if your ticket says "early," the show will conclude by 9:00 pm. However, my tickets did not say anything about an early show. Upon arrival, I was stopped by security, who aggressively inquired, "WHO ARE YOU HERE TO SEE!?!?" which made it seem as though I was doing something illicit by approaching the door. After entering, I requested water from the bartender and was directed to a drink dispenser with tiny cups that seemed more appropriate for mouthwash than hydration. Upon requesting a larger cup of ice, the bartender rolled her eyes as though I was causing inconvenience but eventually gave me a slightly larger cup than those near the drink dispenser with a minuscule scoop of ice. Once in the stage area, the lighting and sound were excellent, and I was excited for the rest of the evening. That is until the band announced that they were forced to shorten their performance because another show was scheduled to take place afterward. This caused them to cut about 1/4 of their set. The band was clearly disheartened that they were not able to provide the experience they're known for. When I was ready to leave, security was standing in the door way, blocking the exit entirely. As I’m not familiar with the venue I asked the employee in the box office, if that was the correct place to exit, to which I got my second eye roll of the evening, but ultimately the box office employee shook their head for yes. So to get through the door, I had to tap the security guard on the shoulder and ask to pass him. It is disappointing that the venues failed in terms of planning and communication, leading everyone in attendance to receive less than what they had paid for despite the band's exceptional performance.
Olly SOlly S
Good sound, terrible covid procedures. Bouncer seemed confused as to why we approached the entrance and spoke to him, which was weird. Once he figured that the people lining up outside the bar he bounces at wanted to enter (who'd have thought?) we got wrist bands showing our vaccination status. Bouncer was dropping all the discarded tags from the wristbands on the floor outside. Keep it classy. When inside we realised we were the only people wearing masks. Literally no one was wearing them. The bartenders had theirs pulled down, the guy serving food had his pulled down. Most people walked in, saw that no one else had kept theirs on, and immediately removed their own. 2 stars because the music sounded really good, though tbh I wish we had left immediately and got a refund cause overall the experience was not exactly enjoyable. Attached screenshot from their own website - don't believe their lies about enforcing anything.
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The Spill Canvas show held at The Moroccan Lounge on Friday, April 26, 2024, was characterized by a lack of coordination and organization, rendering it one of the most poorly executed events of this size that I have ever attended. Typically, I secure concert tickets several months prior to the event. However, as I reside in Michigan, I could only get tickets to the concert once I knew I would be in Los Angeles, which was approximately two weeks before the scheduled date. Upon receiving the tickets, I immediately noticed that the event had been rescheduled, and the venue had been changed from The Teragram Ballroom. Additionally, while the original venue had listed the door time as 6:30 pm, the Ticketmaster event page conveyed the door time as 8:00 pm, and the tickets themselves stated a door time of 6:00 pm. To obtain clarification, I contacted the information email addresses on both the original and the new venue's websites on April 16, 2024. However, I did not receive any response. Consequently, on April 19, 2024, I sent another email and attempted to place a call. On calling the phone numbers provided on the venue websites and Google, I received a reorder tone for one, and for the other, I was routed right to a voicemail box with an ordinary recording that did not indicate it belonged to the venue. As the day of the concert approached, I found myself in a state of uncertainty. No one had responded to my queries, and even comments on the original venue's Instagram page were left unanswered. Neither venue made any acknowledgment on their social media accounts about the venue change. However, as I do not follow the venues on social media, it's possible they posted about it on a story that I was not able to access, leaving me feeling completely in the dark. I arrived at the venue at approximately 8:00 pm, only to find that the headlining band had already commenced their performance. According to the venue's website, if your ticket says "early," the show will conclude by 9:00 pm. However, my tickets did not say anything about an early show. Upon arrival, I was stopped by security, who aggressively inquired, "WHO ARE YOU HERE TO SEE!?!?" which made it seem as though I was doing something illicit by approaching the door. After entering, I requested water from the bartender and was directed to a drink dispenser with tiny cups that seemed more appropriate for mouthwash than hydration. Upon requesting a larger cup of ice, the bartender rolled her eyes as though I was causing inconvenience but eventually gave me a slightly larger cup than those near the drink dispenser with a minuscule scoop of ice. Once in the stage area, the lighting and sound were excellent, and I was excited for the rest of the evening. That is until the band announced that they were forced to shorten their performance because another show was scheduled to take place afterward. This caused them to cut about 1/4 of their set. The band was clearly disheartened that they were not able to provide the experience they're known for. When I was ready to leave, security was standing in the door way, blocking the exit entirely. As I’m not familiar with the venue I asked the employee in the box office, if that was the correct place to exit, to which I got my second eye roll of the evening, but ultimately the box office employee shook their head for yes. So to get through the door, I had to tap the security guard on the shoulder and ask to pass him. It is disappointing that the venues failed in terms of planning and communication, leading everyone in attendance to receive less than what they had paid for despite the band's exceptional performance.
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Good sound, terrible covid procedures. Bouncer seemed confused as to why we approached the entrance and spoke to him, which was weird. Once he figured that the people lining up outside the bar he bounces at wanted to enter (who'd have thought?) we got wrist bands showing our vaccination status. Bouncer was dropping all the discarded tags from the wristbands on the floor outside. Keep it classy. When inside we realised we were the only people wearing masks. Literally no one was wearing them. The bartenders had theirs pulled down, the guy serving food had his pulled down. Most people walked in, saw that no one else had kept theirs on, and immediately removed their own. 2 stars because the music sounded really good, though tbh I wish we had left immediately and got a refund cause overall the experience was not exactly enjoyable. Attached screenshot from their own website - don't believe their lies about enforcing anything.
Olly S

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Reviews of The Moroccan Lounge

4.6
(388)
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1.0
1y

The Spill Canvas show held at The Moroccan Lounge on Friday, April 26, 2024, was characterized by a lack of coordination and organization, rendering it one of the most poorly executed events of this size that I have ever attended.

Typically, I secure concert tickets several months prior to the event. However, as I reside in Michigan, I could only get tickets to the concert once I knew I would be in Los Angeles, which was approximately two weeks before the scheduled date. Upon receiving the tickets, I immediately noticed that the event had been rescheduled, and the venue had been changed from The Teragram Ballroom. Additionally, while the original venue had listed the door time as 6:30 pm, the Ticketmaster event page conveyed the door time as 8:00 pm, and the tickets themselves stated a door time of 6:00 pm. To obtain clarification, I contacted the information email addresses on both the original and the new venue's websites on April 16, 2024. However, I did not receive any response. Consequently, on April 19, 2024, I sent another email and attempted to place a call. On calling the phone numbers provided on the venue websites and Google, I received a reorder tone for one, and for the other, I was routed right to a voicemail box with an ordinary recording that did not indicate it belonged to the venue.

As the day of the concert approached, I found myself in a state of uncertainty. No one had responded to my queries, and even comments on the original venue's Instagram page were left unanswered. Neither venue made any acknowledgment on their social media accounts about the venue change. However, as I do not follow the venues on social media, it's possible they posted about it on a story that I was not able to access, leaving me feeling completely in the dark.

I arrived at the venue at approximately 8:00 pm, only to find that the headlining band had already commenced their performance. According to the venue's website, if your ticket says "early," the show will conclude by 9:00 pm. However, my tickets did not say anything about an early show. Upon arrival, I was stopped by security, who aggressively inquired, "WHO ARE YOU HERE TO SEE!?!?" which made it seem as though I was doing something illicit by approaching the door. After entering, I requested water from the bartender and was directed to a drink dispenser with tiny cups that seemed more appropriate for mouthwash than hydration. Upon requesting a larger cup of ice, the bartender rolled her eyes as though I was causing inconvenience but eventually gave me a slightly larger cup than those near the drink dispenser with a minuscule scoop of ice.

Once in the stage area, the lighting and sound were excellent, and I was excited for the rest of the evening. That is until the band announced that they were forced to shorten their performance because another show was scheduled to take place afterward. This caused them to cut about 1/4 of their set. The band was clearly disheartened that they were not able to provide the experience they're known for.

When I was ready to leave, security was standing in the door way, blocking the exit entirely. As I’m not familiar with the venue I asked the employee in the box office, if that was the correct place to exit, to which I got my second eye roll of the evening, but ultimately the box office employee shook their head for yes. So to get through the door, I had to tap the security guard on the shoulder and ask to pass him.

It is disappointing that the venues failed in terms of planning and communication, leading everyone in attendance to receive less than what they had paid for despite the band's exceptional...

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5.0
2y

Mesmerizing Experience with Unforgettable Entertainment and an Impressive Bar Selection!

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I recently had the pleasure of visiting The Moroccan Lounge, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations! From the moment I stepped inside, I was enchanted by the lively atmosphere and the warm, inviting ambiance. This place truly knows how to create an unforgettable experience.

Let's start with the entertainment. It was absolutely phenomenal! The Moroccan Lounge boasts a diverse range of talented performers who know how to captivate an audience. Whether it was live music, stand-up comedy, or mesmerizing dance performances, I was left in awe after every act. The talent showcased here is truly top-notch, and I couldn't help but be thoroughly entertained throughout the entire evening.

In addition to the incredible entertainment, The Moroccan Lounge has an impressive full bar that caters to all tastes. The selection of drinks is extensive, and the bartenders are skilled craftsmen who know their way around a cocktail shaker. Whether you prefer classic concoctions or unique signature drinks, this place has it all. I personally enjoyed trying some of their specialty cocktails, and each one was expertly crafted and delicious.

The staff at The Moroccan Lounge deserves a special mention. They were attentive, friendly, and made me feel like a VIP from the moment I arrived. They were knowledgeable about the menu and entertainment lineup, providing excellent recommendations and ensuring that my experience was nothing short of exceptional.

Furthermore, the venue itself is stunning. The Moroccan-inspired decor creates an enchanting atmosphere that transports you to another world. The attention to detail is remarkable, and every corner of the lounge is thoughtfully designed to enhance your overall experience.

Lastly, I must mention the overall value for money. Considering the caliber of entertainment, the quality of the drinks, and the impeccable service, The Moroccan Lounge offers an outstanding experience that is worth every penny.

In conclusion, if you're looking for a night of unforgettable entertainment paired with an impressive selection of drinks, The Moroccan Lounge is an absolute must-visit. With its mesmerizing atmosphere, exceptional talent, and friendly staff, this place has everything you need for a fantastic evening. I can't recommend it...

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5.0
6y

First time here to see a great band. Loote if anyone knows them from NYC. They rocked, but that's not what this review is about. The Moroccan Lounge is a cool atmosphere. It was dimly lot with a bar and very attentive bar tenders. You hear sound coming from behind the glass doors, and when the doors open up, you are let into this perfect space that seemed just big enough to fit a fully sound out show. The lighting and sound in this place was perfect. Sound was on point and the lighting design added so much to the overall performance. Oftentimes when you go to a show (like I did about a week ago to another venue) you can't hear the lyrics from the singer all that well, you can barely pick out the instruments and the bass overpowers everything. Tonight that was not the case. My friend and I were blown away by the quality of sound and just had a really terrific time. If you like seeing bands, and actually being able to hear them, this...

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