If you’re not a Hollywood clubber, you probably know The Kress from its recent appearance on VH1’s Sober House with Dr. Drew. It’s the place the ex-alcoholics and drug addicts went on their first night out; probably not the best place for ex-adicts to go, but that just exemplifies Kress for what it is – a place to see and be seen. The Kress has quite the opulent décor – purple plush furniture and VIP areas, mirrored walls, and a beautiful rooftop area filled with purples and golds. If you’re looking to treat yourself to a royal experience, The Kress is your place.
Inside the club, they’ve got multiple levels, multiple dance floors, and a sushi bar. Your best bet for getting into the club is to eat dinner at the sushi bar, then traverse the many areas of the club. They spin the standard dance floor tunes, making the club more of a lounge than anything. You’ll have the occasional star sighting here as well. The Kress is fast emerging as a top club in Hollywood, so check it out while you can!
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