I went to the Spare Room in the Roosevelt Hotel on OSCAR Night, for an After OSCAR Awards Party, for the very First time in my life.
I wondered Why, the Spare Room was called the Spare room. When I think of spare rooms in a house, I think of a room that is hardly used, and is often used for a catch all place to put things out of the way.
I can Tell everyone, and many of You I'm sure knew it long before I figured it out. A Spare is also a Bowling term. Therefore, in the case of the Roosevelt Hotel, The Spare Room is a Bowling lane.
On OSCAR Night, it was a good Meet and Greet Place, along with a mature Party atmosphere. Kind of reminded me of the 1970's, which very few places and events can remind me of.
Why, did I go to this particular party, on OSCAR night, and why did I like this Venue, right across from where the OSCARS Were held?
The Number One (1) Reason I went to this, and no other After OSCAR event celebration, was to meet established professionals in the Entertainment Industry.
Did I accomplish my goal of networking? If so, in what way? I arrived at the Spare Room early, and located only One (1) of Two (2) booth tables that were not reserved.
As the night went on, more and more people came in some of which shared my table with me. As a result, I got to meet several people, some I got to know, a few provided me with thier Bussiness card.
Additionally, I danced like I have not done since I was in High School, when I was in the 9th, and 10th grades. Like I said, it was kind of like being in the 1970's.
The ladies there that night were friendly, while being classy. Noone turned me down for a dance. At times it was groups of strangers...
Read moreThis is my FAVORITE drink spot in Los Angeles, hands down.
TOP NOTCH QUALITY. You can taste the difference, I am not joking!! It is DEFINITELY worth the money, and this is coming from a budget conscious deal seeker!
Venue has GREAT AMBIENCE AND CHARACTER. Features include: hidden photo booth on the left of the entrance (FUN!), well dressed bartenders, a $$$$ 2 lane bowling alley, ample seating, cozy feel, board games, and sometimes dancing late friday or saturday night if people let loose.
TO DIE (oops) I mean DRINK FOR:
THAT IS IT. THE. END. !! heaven.
Went on a Friday night before they shutter their outdoor operation and move back inside. Had a resy for 8:30 and the host was very accommodating despite being late. Finding street parking was a hassle so plan ahead for that.
Place was perfect for a chill date at first. Service was very friendly and drink options were extensive. The drinks themselves were ok, but nothing special. Around 10, a DJ started and with each subsequent song, the place got crazy loud and crowded. Alright for a night out, but we ended up having to shout at each other over the music before giving up and leaving. Thankfully because it's a part of the Roosevelt, there's other patios you can retreat to if you're not looking for a club.
Would give 3 stars if it weren't for the fantastic service here. Hosts and servers are all very friendly and accommodating. Just know what scene you're looking for and plan your timing...
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