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Teddy's, Los Angeles

Name:	Teddy's
Address:	7000 Hollywood Blvd
City, State:	Los Angeles, CA
Zip:	90028
Telephone:	323-769-8882

Type (genre):	Bar, Lounge
Music:	World Music
Inside Info:	Status: Open

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Teddy's Los Angeles, Venue Description

The bar for club exclusivity went up a notch after the opening of this boutique bar in the legendary Thompson-Hotel-owned Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, but since power promoters from Alliance have jumped in the fray, the elite lounge has become accessible to John and Jane Doe (provided they’re connected to a A- through C-lister, of course). The tiny space is accented with oversized, comfortable furniture and a forgiving, soft-focus lighting scheme that ensures that everyone is as gorgeous as their neighbor. What’s as impressive as the mile-long list of celebrity clientele? The lounge maintains over two hundred varieties of wine in its cellar and boasts a specialized cognac room.

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AxessEnt says:

(06.16.2009)

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Teddy's has remained one of Hollywood's hottest, most exclusive hot spots for quite a while now. If you haven't been, or even heard from friends, it's a must see.

teerenee (unregistered) says:

(01.30.2009)

Thursdays

Last nite was sooo hot it was sicc! If you are a true music conosieur and love Jazz like fusion and new age mixed with a classic blend, then this is the spot for you. Where else can you go and hear some of the worlds best musicians come together and just RIP IT UP? This combined with the 70's Jazz vintage fashions sported by the Gents and Dames is smokkin.. While the vocalist left me hanging in her rendition of Billie Hollidays Weep No More, and especially in Etta James's At Last, The music kept me mesmerized. Thursday Nigths, at Teddy's Hot to Def!