Eta - Los Angeles

If you're looking for the latest hotspot this isn't it. Very relaxed, quiet atmosphere, attentive bar service. The tunes could be turned down a few decibels. Don't tell your friends, just come, relax and take in the ambiance.

The food and drinks were great. I should've ordered more bc I was still hungry when we left, but everything tasted great. The menu is kind of limited and they were out of the dish I really wanted so we just had a few small plates and oysters. The staff was friendly and vibe was cool. I'd love to come here when there's live music. It's a small bar, so it probably gets pretty crowded, but it was during happy hour. That's another think. $12/doz oysters during happy hour. I'll definitely go back here.

I luved the atmosphere. They had a jazz band playing the night we went. I ordered the shrimp cocktail, it came with the most tastiest dipping sauce lt had the perfect blends of ingredients, the shrimp was lighty salted on a bed of crushed ice and a wedge of lemon. We parked on the street but there was a parking lot behind its sister restaurant on the corner called The Greyhound which is more of a sports bar that looked very popular with the locals. It serves more American style foods like burgers and fries onion rings and such.

Love the ambiance, great vibes And the $1 oysters other happy hour items. The oysters go up depending on time to the $2 and $3 oysters which are diff from the $1 ones). Not a large menu but what they serve is pretty good!!

Second time coming here. Happy hour is a little confusing because there are different... Waves? Of happy hour where 4-5 are 1$ oysters but after that it's 2$? Yeah a little weird especially not having that rule the first time we were here but w/e we got the dozen and tried their pork belly which was divine