The Three Clubs — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Came out to catch up with a friend, this is an old favorite local spot that is perfect for catching up on a weeknight. Had a great time until the end. My friend’s card needs activating, not the bartenders fault. When politely asked to swipe the card again my impression of the bartenders reaction was immediate condescension and aggression. He insisted the machine was perfect several times without complying. a simple second swipe and confirmation would have sufficed. I was so put off by the immediate attitude from the fellow in a dress shirt and fedora (closer 11/12/19) I said nothing but decided it wasn’t an acceptable tone. I allowed him to process on my card and did not tip, this escalated the staff member who commented on it in front of me and threw both my card and my friends card at us. He hurled them across the bar. I understand there are unspoken protocols on tipping so I’m sure it’s frustrating, but I’ll note the thrown card affirmed my decision. I’d bet the house that escalating guest situations is a big no for y’all. Too much competition in the area to be treating people that way, a bummer to see in a local spot I’ve been so fond of over the years. Will not...

I love a good dive bar--this isn't it. There's so much wrong with this bar and venue. I've never had weaker drinks in my life. Neither have my friends. They clearly underpour. A man in a wheelchair was there and none of the bathrooms were ADA compliment. Not one. Imagine being unable to use a restroom when you're out in public. Despicable. The venue--good luck trying to hear anything. Not only do they blast the music in the bar so loud you can't hear your friends, but the sound carries into their venue next door distracting performers and audience alike. I don't know how they're holding events, or why, if they're so inconsiderate like that. The manager is the rudest most inconsiderate guy there. There's no ventilation. Covid safety aside, it smells in there. Like, bad.

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The Three Clubs is a dark bar and cool speakeasy-like cabaret theater space. It houses a variety of entertainment on most any given night, including burlesque on Friday or Saturday nights. It is an annual participant in the Hollywood Fringe Festival in June every year and drinks are a dollar off if you wear your Hollywood Fringe Festival button. It is a busy bar on these nights and often houses the HFF "Office Hours" networking parties, the place to be if you are promoting yourself as a creative. On Sundays, at least during Fringe, they have a Bottomless Mimosa, which is served in the cabaret space only and the cabaret space provides cocktail table service...