Sunset at EDITION — Restaurant in West Hollywood

if I could give this establishment a zero I would. my party of 8 went to go celebrate my friend's birthday, 7 girls 1 guy. we were all dressed in appropriate club attire, we arrived early and when we met the bouncer he informed us the club wouldn't be open til 10:15. we waited in line when they were open. they proceeded to count us and told us to pull out our IDs. while we waited we saw 3 groups of all white guests walk straight up past the line and were let in with no questions asked. we were a bit confused as we saw several groups of all white people go in without even waiting in line and they were dressed so casual. several minutes we asked one of the 5 bouncers about our admission. he then proceeded to tell us the club was "guest list only" which was obvious BS. they clearly were basing this off race which I found shocking because all 5 bouncers were POC as well. There was a line behind us, and you guessed it, they were all brown. pretty obvious that they are judging at their discretion and from the looks of the reviews it's true that they are being racist towards POCs. I find this so ironic because their IG page is full of pics of POCS but everyone in the reviews experience the same discrimination. Save your time and effort and go somewhere actually fun like KTOWN or WEHO! this...

Walked in and it’s like getting smacked in the face with Studio 54 nostalgia—million disco balls hanging from the ceiling like they’re auditioning for a 70s fever dream. The vibe? Oh, it’s cool, no doubt. You feel like you’re one martini away from rubbing shoulders with some washed-up rock star.

Now, the music? Yeah, it’s good, but it’s like they cranked that dial one notch past “let’s have a good time” and into “blow out my eardrums.” It’s loud, but not the fun kind of loud. We’re talking borderline distortion. It’s like they hired the DJ and forgot to hire anyone to adjust the soundboard.

But the staff? Gotta give it to ‘em. The bartenders are fast, I’ll give ‘em that. Drinks could’ve been better though. Not terrible, but you know, it’s one of those nights where you’re sipping a cocktail and thinking, “Eh, I’ve had better from a mixology YouTube channel.” At least they don’t make you wait an hour to find out.

And the door crew? Top-notch. None of that power-tripping bouncer nonsense. These guys were respectful, polite even. Almost makes you wonder if you wandered into the wrong nightclub. So, yeah, it’s got some pros, a few cons, but if you wanna feel like you’ve made it to disco heaven, this place’ll do the trick—just maybe bring...

Waited almost an hour to enter this club. Everyone in front of our party was permitted entrance, including individuals who were allowed to cut the line at the front. Upon our party being next to enter we were presented with a QR code to pay a $22 admission fee. The bouncer touted “25 DJs” and a “mostly full house” - no other group was charged cover, including the females in our group. Blatant discrimination towards the males in the group given its location in West Hollywood. Nevertheless we opted to pay.

Upon entry the club wasn’t full at all and a best a generic Spotify playlist was being played. We stayed all of 20 minutes. Do yourselves a favor and visit any other bar on the strip or Santa Monica Blvd, or even the rooftop bar upstairs. Also, the way the lights are designed in this place could cause an epileptic seizure even for the healthiest of people.

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