Silo Vodka Bar

Silo Vodka Bar in downtown LA is a slick multi-level lounge with modern decor and a hip crowd, serving an extensive selection of vodka shots, unique cocktails and delicious sliders.

With a modern urban atmosphere, impressive vodka freezer and creative menu of sliders and cocktails, Silo Vodka Bar in downtown LA is a trendy multi-level lounge with some of the best happy hour specials in the neighborhood. Sample premium and flavored vodkas, chill out in the upstairs lounge or meet friends at the bar and enjoy unique cocktails and a tasty selection of sliders.

Address

221 W 7 St
Los Angeles, CA 90014

Venue Category

Bar in Los Angeles

Review

A unique urban lounge with modern décor and wild selection of vodkas and cocktails, Silo Vodka Bar offers a trendy space in downtown Los Angeles for gathering with friends. A multi-level space with great styling and a chill crowd, Silo provides an array of premium vodkas and flavored liquor by the shot, in sample flights, and mixed in creative cocktails such as When Cherry Met Sally and Russian Root Beer. Guests borrow parkas and furry hats to enter Silo’s signature vodka freezer, found upstairs near the dope lounge area with couch seating. Silo has recently started serving an extensive menu of sliders and has some of the best happy hour specials in the neighborhood - $2 sliders and $5 drink specials. The slider menu ranges from classic to creative to straight-up LA, and you can choose an assortment of tiny burgers including K-Town Short Rib, Chicken Fajita and Dirty Hippie (the vegan choice). The intimate space can get packed on weekend nights, drawing an adult crowd of loft-dwelling residents, downtown LA hipsters and regular folk. Ideal for happy hour, pre-party drinks or a bite to eat at the end of the night, Silo is a new downtown LA hotspot with a kicked-back atmosphere, strong cocktails and a unique approach to food and drink.

Review By Shilo Urban

Silo Vodka Bar is located in the Haas Building, a historic Los Angeles structure built in 1915 that has been home to the Bank of Italy, Southern California Tourist Bureau and the Chicago Tribune.

Parking across the street is a flat $5 rate, but the lot closes at 10PM. If you want to stay later, you’ll also find numerous $5 and $3 lots close by in the neighborhood.