Laurel Tavern
Gastropub · Studio City
11938 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604
Highlights
Gastropub with burgers, craft beers, and patio seating
Gastropub with burgers, craft beers, and patio seating
"An open and loved gastropub in the heart of Studio City. Laurel Tavern is all about the basics – order at the bar and seat yourself. Enjoy the relaxing atmosphere, casual pub fare, variety of beers, and signature cocktails. The spot is perfect for all occasions – hangouts, dates, and sporting events." - Blake Kathryn
"Laurel Tavern is kind of like Cinderella’s carriage - except instead of turning into a pumpkin at midnight, every day at 4:30pm, it transforms into Studio City’s number one spot for after-work drinks. The bar food is solid, the corkage fee is low, and everyone’s heart is just wishing for the traffic on Laurel Canyon to die down." - kat hong
"Choosing to drive down Laurel Canyon at rush hour is like voluntarily locking yourself in a room with a bunch of angry wasps, which is why so many captives of the lots in Studio City decide to wait out the traffic with a burger and a beer at Laurel Tavern. Even if you don’t work in the Valley, you should still visit - it’s an industry spot that feels like more like a neighborhood hangout, and has a very good burger. One comes with honey mustard and cheddar, and is the size of a large guinea pig." - brett keating
"This casual beer and burger spot in Studio City has reasonable prices (especially during their daily Happy Hour from 3-6pm), and one of our favorite burgers in the city. The crowd here is probably doing the exact same thing you are - meeting a distant colleague for some light industry gossip until traffic dies down on Laurel Canyon." - brant cox
"Laurel Tavern opened as a casual neighborhood bar and restaurant on Ventura in Studio City and has quickly morphed into the de facto after-work drink spot for everyone who works in the Valley. This isn’t where you go to impress someone with your restaurant-finding skills - this is where you go after a long day of mediocre auditions to talk to the assistant of a high-powered manager who’s only there for the expense-able burger." - brant cox, brett keating
