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    Photograph: Jakob N. Layman | Ecto Cooler at Break Room 86
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    Photograph: Jakob N. Layman | Dr. J! at Break Room 86
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    Photograph: Jakob N. Layman | Big Time at Break Room 86
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Review

Break Room 86

4 out of 5 stars
  • Bars | Cocktail bars
  • Koreatown
  • price 2 of 4
  • Recommended
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Time Out says

While the arcade in Break Room 86 really only amounts to a handful of machines, it’s worth mentioning that they’re all old-school and tons of fun (hello, OG Donkey Kong). The atmosphere at Break Room 86 is all-immersive, so you can count on great ’80s pop background music while you’re plugging away at Galaga or Pac-Man, and the possibility of break dancers while you’re sipping on a Magnum P.I. (tequila, Aperol, peach and pomegranate) or the Rum-DMC (the house’s bright blue take on a piña colada). While it may be difficult to get a game in when this place gets packed on the weekends, consider a Wednesday or Thursday visit, when one of the bar’s private karaoke suites is open to the public (but if you’re really serious about karaoke, you can reserve a room with special packages). Okay, so you’re probably not going to come here for the games alone, but are you really going to resist one of the all-around best bars in Koreatown for a night out on the town? I don't think so.

Details

Address
The Line Hotel
630 S Ardmore Ave
Los Angeles
90010
Price:
$$
Opening hours:
Wed–Sat 9pm–2am
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