Mint, The

The Mint can be found at W Pico Blvd 6010. The following is offered: Night Clubs. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Los Angeles there are 88 other Night Clubs. An overview can be found here.

It's generally not too difficult to snag a street space, but the bar does offer valet parking on busier nights.

Patrons as enamored with the bar's menu as its music are in luck: Catering is available on or off premises.

Home to a “jovial crowd” and “intimate atmosphere”, this “splendid” Mid-City old-timer (since 1937) is “one reliable location” for “outstanding music”, despite a “kind of odd” setup (a few rows of tables stage-side and a long bar in back); the mostly “up-and-coming” acts range from jazz, blues, Latin and rock to burlesque and beyond – with “decent” tapas, “strong” drinks and “pretty easy”...

Live rock venue boasts two in-house studios. Taj Majal recorded his 748th album here. Reformed 1937 speakeasy, hot enough to be Capone's vault. Popular for martinis, tunes, Tuscan bites, and Sheryl Crow sightings. We hear she boasts cougar-like leanings, so look sharp young fellas. New lineups weekly, still pumping out rock, release parties, jazzy stuff, and just about anything one can think of...

The Scene
This veteran performance space--open since 1937--exudes a timeless, supper-club ambience with dark-wood furnishings, velvety curtains, gold chandeliers and money-green decor...

Remodeled in recent years, Mint, the long-time haven for blues enthusiasts is going stronger than ever. It features great music seven nights a week. Food is available, but most focus on the stage talent and the drinks, which are served from an attractive bar. Sometimes crowded on weekends depending on the featured act, this place usually has enough room for anyone to drop by and still find a...