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Though speakeasies first sprung up during Prohibition, offering clandestine drinking destinations for Roaring 20’s artists and high rollers, these hidden cocktail lounges are still alive and well in LA. Next door to Clark Street Diner and within the Adler Hotel is Lily’s Bar, a refined, wood-paneled cocktail den. Technically it’s not a speakeasy, but the vibes draw inspiration from this indulgent era, including a small dance floor that strobes with lights from a spinning disco ball. The drink menu offers classic cocktails as well as a few welcome departures in the form of a butterfly pea-infused gin cocktail, a couple agave concoctions, and a pair of absinthe options, plus a selection of beer and natural wines by the glass curated by Clark Street Diner owner Zach Hall. Snacks include Clark Street’s fresh-baked bread and butter, hand-picked Sicilian olives, and aged cheeses. How to book: Walk-ins only.

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