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    Photograph: Jakob N. Layman | Black Rabbit Rose
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    Photograph: Jakob N. Layman | Dark Arts at Black Rabbit Rose
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    Photograph: Jakob N. Layman | Zig Zag Woman at Black Rabbit Rose

Review

Black Rabbit Rose

4 out of 5 stars
Hollywood Boulevard's Black Rabbit Rose is a haven of magic and superb cocktails.
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  • Hollywood
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Time Out says

Sure, we’ve already got the Magic Castle, but if you don’t know a member and your taste in bar food skews Thai—Luv2Eat Thai Bistro is behind the delicious menu here—then you’re going to need a trip to Black Rabbit Rose, a magic-themed bar in Hollywood. The well-appointed interiors and excellent curation of vibes, drinks and food comes courtesy of Houston Hospitality, the group behind La Descarga, Harvard & Stone, No Vacancy and Downtown’s Level 8. The bar features tableside sleight of hand and surprises at every turn, as well as an additional magic-leaning variety show in the bar’s own theatre. Think: Victorian splendor (leather booths, red curtains, fancy dress) and Houdini-esque theatrics, even when it comes to the cocktails. Unlike the duo’s other spot on this list, there’s no rotating bed to lead you in; just look for the sign of a rabbit at the corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Hudson Avenue, walk beneath the nondescript awning and you’re there.

Details

Address
1719 N Hudson Ave
Los Angeles
90028
Price:
$$
Opening hours:
Tue 7pm–1am; Wed 9pm–2am; Thu–Sat 8pm–2am
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