The Abbey

Visiting from the UK came here with my 16 -year-old daughter for the weekend brunch. Excellent entertainment and family friendly. So highly recommended. The only negative was our server I think his name was Kevin who kept us waiting for drinks a few times but still had a good time.

Venerable bar & restaurant in WeHo with go-go dancers. Came here during Pride Weekend and it was a 2 hour wait (arrived ~10pm). Limited metered street parking is available but read the signs! I’d suggest coming here earlier rather than later to avoid a long wait, as even pre-covid there was usually a long line. Social distancing wasn’t enforced and masks were required when you were walking in (not sure how things might’ve changed with California’s reopening). The workers all wore masks, though the bouncer that night did have a lengthy discussion about why he didn’t have the vaccine with my friend and another group. Credit cards are accepted. Bathrooms are available by the back bar. When I went, the Abbey was functioning primarily as a restaurant so it wasn’t as crowded and the go-go dancers were separated from patrons. If you get food, the nachos were large and I liked the melted cheese. The fries are thicker cut and come with ranch and ketchup. The chicken (we kept calling it popcorn chicken but I’m not sure what it was) was also generously portioned and had BBQ, ranch, and thousand island sauces on the side.

Nice atmosphere, outdoor sitting and indoor seating. This afternoon they had some entertainment. Great desserts, if you have a sweet tooth.

A great place to hang out with your friends. Fantastic vibe, tasty food, good drinks, and some sexy shows. You have to try the Big Ole Wet Burrito and the Chicken Picatta. Strongly recommendable.

Great food, great service and reasonably priced. Large selection of well made specialty cocktails. Ambience is cool. Huge outside patio with lots of sitting. Vibe is relaxed and friendly 👍🏾