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Little Pedro's Restaurant

Address
901 E 1st St Los Angeles CA 90012
Phone
(213) 687-3766
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Business Hours

Status: Closed

Sunday
7:00pm-2:00am
Monday
7:00pm-2:00am
Tuesday
7:00pm-2:00am
Wednesday
7:00pm-2:00am
Thursday
7:00pm-2:00am
Friday
7:00pm-2:00am
Saturday
7:00pm-2:00am

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Bordello, on the site of the former Little Pedro's, the oldest bar in Downtown L.A., announced its grand opening December 23rd and features live jazz, blues, European club music and believe it...dancing girls, cabaret and classic burlesque shows.

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Editorial reviews from the web (2)

Get ready to rumble to the grind of live bands in L.A.'s oldest bar space. Opening on the (stiletto) heels of the vintage slut-chic wave that inspired L.A.'s nouveau burlesque/pin-up scene, this is a glam, sexy kitsch haven for ruggedly handsome gearheads and the dolls that ride with them. Nothing says lipstick laden auto-vixen like the red walls, the ornate chandeliers, and the junk food menu...

One of L.A.'s oldest and most beloved neighborhood bars reopens as a brothel-themed live music lounge.

Average Rating
70

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On a gritty strip in the Little Tokyo-adjacent area thus far untouched by gentrification, the former Little Pedro's space has been transformed back to its 19th century roots,...

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If you're a jazz person, you have to show up to Bordello. Nuff said.

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Bordello

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60

One of L.A.'s oldest and most beloved neighborhood bars reopens as a brothel-themed live music lounge.

Business description (5)

Little Pedro's Restaurant can be found at E 1st St 901. The following is offered: Night Clubs. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Los Angeles there are 88 other Night Clubs. An overview can be found here.

Bordellos is the place where tattooed girls and greaser dudes hang out downtown. The exterior looks Moroccan, but its interior is all lipstick walls and black chandeliers, just what you would expect from the name. Fish and chips, fried calamari, ribs, pizza and hot dogs are on the menu.

Go to Little Pedro for a place that concentrates on Mexican, American and Italian dishes. Expect the average entrée to cost under $8.

Details to Note: Carryout is available.

Bordello, formerly Little Pedro's, flirts with the notorious past of its infamous location, as the oldest bar and brothel in Downtown Los Angeles, by reflecting its legendary status as a theater of the unusual and provocative. Featuring live jazz, blues, European club music, dancing girls, cabaret, and classic burlesque shows. The completely renovated and colorfully redecorated venue has been...

Despite the change in ownership, this off-the-beaten-path bar is still a little off kilter: Moroccan decor provides the backdrop for off-duty homicide cops enjoying happy hour, while a bustling neighborhood crowd packs the place for Latin disco nights every Friday. The new owners, all collaborators in the annual neo-hippie Burning Man festival, are hoping to attract a more eclectic crowd without losing their bread-and-butter customers. Now, new wave and indie rock DJs man the turntables on Thursday and Saturday nights.Downtown is viewed as one of L.A.'s most promising--but...

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When to Go

Shows normally start at 9pm with a selection of budding "first generation" bands like the Morlocks and the Martini Kings making their L.A. stage rounds.

Parking

There isn't much of a problem finding free street parking, and secured pay lots are available.

Know Before You Go

The door policy is incredibly welcoming with rarely any wait or attitude from the rockers/bouncers.

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