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Crocker Club - (213) 599-7006
Crocker Club
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Drink in Style in this Basement Lounge Set Inside A Bank Vault
453 South Spring St
Los Angeles, CA 90013
(213) 599-7006 Neighborhoods: Central LA,Historic Core,Downtown
Markets:
Los Angeles, CA Metro
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Owner Message
- Sophisticated Cocktail Lounge
- Specialty Cocktails
- Happy Hour Wed-Fri: 5:30-7:00
The Crocker Club, located in the basement of the former Crocker Citizens National Bank building, you'll now find an awe-inspiring labyrinth of rooms and hidden corners that takes you back to another era.
Dramatically set inside the former Crocker Citizens National Bank building, the more than 6,0000-square-foot lounge features an honest-to-god bank vault door, which serves as the entrance to the "Mosler Lounge" portion of the bar. The adjacent "Ghost Bar" is a spacious area of the lounge, which features comfortable couches and restored 1920s-era ceilings.
In between the "Ghost Bar" and the Mosler Lounge (the bank vault drinking area) you'll find several semi-private studio rooms, where small groups of friends can drink in privacy. Need another round of drinks for your posse? Just call out and a cocktail server will arrive to the individual suites to take your drink order.
Tips
- Know Before You Go
Crocker Club features a 1930s-era bar within a bar, Ghost Bar, which is supposedly haunted.
- Where to Sit
The former home of the bank's safety deposit boxes now lives on as a secluded nook. Several semi-private booths create the perfect place to lounge the night away.
- Know Before You Go
Look for a black and gold "Crocker Club" flag hanging over the street entrance. There is no other signage.
- The Extras
Crocker Club features a 1930s-era bar within a bar, Ghost Bar, which is supposedly haunted.
Customer Reviews
Unique Decore, Good Ambiance, Crappy Service
Reviewed by phaithful on
2009-07-03T12:06:24Z
The ambiance and decor of the Crocker Club are very nice. The old bank vault gives it a nice touch. Although it seemed like a really slow night, the scene was still pretty cool.
My gripes come from the service since it absolutely sucked! Our server Estella is one of those waitresses that is a drink pusher. We asked her about the red wines, of which there were only 4 to select from. Claiming to be a connoisseur Estella kept pushing the most expensive one while affirming our preferences for a rounded mellow wine with a clean finish. Of course, we ended up with quite the opposite in a hard tannic wine.
Near the end of the night, we had asked for waters which took over 30 minutes to get delivered after asking 3 separate time. Not exactly responsible club etiquette.
To top it all off after waiting another 40 minutes for the bill, Estella tried to stick us with another parties bill on top of our own.
Go to the Crocker Club for a good time and the ambiance, but avoid the wine and definitely DEFINITELY don't get Estella as your server.
Pros:
Cons: service
Unique Atmosphere
Reviewed by BuckeyeGirl on
2009-05-11T12:16:27Z
I went to the Crocker Club on a Friday night with some friends and had a great time. This bar has a very unique decor, it used to be an old bank so it has an interesting feel to it. The drinks were reasonably priced and the bartenders were very attentive. If you are looking for a place to dance this is definitely not the place, but if you want to catch up with friends over drinks or take your date to a nice intimate place, then this is the spot.
Great New Bar in Downtown
Reviewed by lisala1982 on
2009-04-27T12:50:44Z
I went to The Crocker Club on friday night and I absolutley loved it! This is the coolest new bar I've been to in a long time. It's in the basement of an old bank vault and the space is beautiful. If you are going out in downtown, i definitely recommend stopping by The Crocker Club.
Downtowns New "It" Spot
Reviewed by Ngwebifor on
2009-04-26T16:29:13Z
If you are hosting a private party, special event or just want to chill on a Saturday for free and no "list" then, The Crocker Club is worth checking out.
It's rare that I would consider giving an establishment with a line 4 stars, however The Crocker Club is the exception. I have worked with dozens of club owners and managers, this was the first time where the team as on point and on hand. They made sure everything ran perfect for the event we hosted.
Yes, there was a line, but the line was actually due to capacity, not just some obnoxious doorman overdoing his job. I don't think they expected the large crowd, but they were accommodating and that is what real service is about.
If you are downtown stop by for Happy Hour, say hey to the doorman, ask for Mark to fix your drink and introduce yourself to Giovanni, the cutie manager.
Pros: Simply Sophisticated
Cons: Possibility of a line
Avoid the Crocker Club at all costs
Reviewed by downtownbubu on
2009-03-04T17:11:17Z
Crocker Club is absolutely horrible. Please avoid this place. I have never been treated so rudely at the door. Their dress code is just stupid, the drinks are overpriced and the venue is cold.
The doormen have no respect for people and are so obnoxious they respond to you by name after they read your ID, which would be nice if they weren't insulting you to your face. My friends and I make enough money to buy their overpriced drinks and deal with their bad service, but the insults at the door are too much. I understand this is the owner's first stand alone venture after years of running Hollywood bars. Apparently nobody gave him the message that Downtown is a completely different crowd than Hollywood. Never go to the Crocker Club, ever.
Pros: None
Cons: doormen, dress code, prices, service and quality of drinks.
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