Strap on your suspenders and prepare yourself for an uber cool evening at Los Feliz's trendy Harvard and Stone.

Neither a hotel nor a cafe, this little gem stands out among the Hollywood powerhouse clubs because it doesn't stand out much at all. It's a little place that attracts some of the biggest KCRW-types.

Bardot is located right above Avalon, so after a long night of dancing, you can head right upstairs and relax in the gorgeous Hollywood glamour.

This historic Hollywood nightclub features state-of-the-art sound, lighting, and visual experience manned by some of the best DJs in the world.

A classic neighborhood hangout that’s survived since 1991, this Vine Street lounge hosts live bands, theater shows, burlesque, and cabaret. Slide up to the mahogany bar or grab a seat on a leather banquette, and sip one of the signature martinis.

Check out this funky place on Cahuenga Blvd! It's got a carnival, circus atmosphere. Super old school pinball games and old carnival games. Live music or Djs and a hip local crowd.

Step into an unexpected hideaway and cozy up to some of the best cocktails in Los Angeles -- a fully stocked bar dressed with an array of fresh fruits and seasonal vegetables and herbs, a house jazz band, performing live from 8-11pm, Wed-Sat.

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Station Hollywood at the W Hollywood is a stylish, dual-level outdoor bar and lounge specializing in hand-crafted seasonal cocktails and is aptly named for the Metro Red Line station located at Hollywood and Vine.

A local dive bar, open until 2 AM.

The Burgundy Room is the oldest and darkest bar in Hollywood. With no stinky food or annoying live music, it's over 100 years old and was once a speakeasy.

The self described, "coolest bar in Hollywood" -- has two happy hours including a late night happy hour from 12pm-2am Sunday-Thursday.

The Powder Room has everything Hollywood patrons are looking for- it's brand new, it's exclusive, and it's mysteriously hard to find.