Good Housekeeping HLP

Pretty awesome little spot for enjoying a bit of nightlife and grabbing a drink. Loved the history of the location. It used to be a furniture store called Good Housekeeping and they kept the legacy alive. Worth checking out just for the atmosphere alone.

Great little cocktail bar nestled in the heart of Figueroa Street in the neighborhood of Highland Park in Los Angeles. The cocktails are delicious, the seating and vibes outside is immaculate, and the service is always friendly. I always try to bring people who visit LA here because of how fun it is and how much people end up enjoying it. Well, absolutely be back soon! Thanks Good Housekeeping!

A bit too yuppie for my tastes. It's a cool space but the food is nothing special. It didn't taste bad it just didn't blow me away. Service was great, a little slow with the drinks. It's not a place I'll rush back to but I'm glad others like it.

The worst experience. My bf and I went there and ordered two drinks. We didn’t like them so didn’t pay the tips. But my bf forgot whether we paid for one drink or two drinks so we kindly reconfirmed with the bartender. It turned out we paid for two but the bartender started to press us in a really bad attitude. We felt forced and even threatened. Finally he tossed the receipt to us which is very rude. Will never go to this bar again.

Incredible first date vibes. Cocktails are top notch and fairly priced. Enjoy a Mezcal Mule with jalapeño bitters, aka a Nick and Tony.

Hello, The fries were scrumptious. Atmosphere was acceptable. Candles were there. No dancing. No interacting. Indie. NO MOJITOS. maybe. Air of mystery. Outdoorsy. Bathroom exists.

Great service, fun and unique cocktails and an amazing intimate venue. Perfect for dates or catch ups - but know the person first. Ambiance allows for deep secret telling and honest conversation and the music is just the right volume so you cant hear your neighbors and they cant hear you. Standout was House of the Rising Sun. If you’ve always wanted to like a Bloody Mary but hated drinking vodka soup, this checks all the boxes and will leave you wishing they opened a lot earlier. Expect $12-16 a drink and ask the bartenders to make their take on your favs, I’m sure you won’t be disappointed!

Location was a little hidden. The bar was located behind a building across the street of the available parking lot. We ordered a whiskey and Mezcal cocktail which were great but a little pricey. The vibe was pretty chill and they played good music.