Cocktail bar
Unclaimed profileCapri Club
Los Angeles, CA
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
Research completed 2026-09-06 · Based on current public sources
Menu evidence checked: 2026-08-01
Editor: Micah Rousey
Review methodology and evidence standardsThe editorial take
Capri Club runs an aperitivo-focused cocktail program with Italian-inspired drinks and a signature Frozen Negroni. Cocktails are uniformly $16, while 50/50 shots—like the Ferrari and Affumicato—are $6. A rotating pilsner and the Bobby Special (pilsner plus shot) cover beer, and a well-built non-alcoholic list includes NA spritzes and cocktails. Seasonal wines are listed on the mirror.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Frozen Negroni, the signature gin, sweet vermouth, red bitter, and citrus medley frozen cocktail at $15. For a more classic route, the Negroni ($16) lets you choose gin or mezcal. Consider the 50/50 shot section for a quick, affordable taste of the amaro-focused program.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Aperitivo enthusiasts and cocktail drinkers who appreciate Italian-inspired bitters and amari will find a deep list. The $50/50 shots and $6 pilsner also suit those looking for quick, value-driven pours.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails are uniformly $16, with the signature Frozen Negroni at $15. Aperitivi and spritzes range $10–$13, 50/50 shots are $6, and a rotating pilsner is $6. Non-alcoholic options span $5–$12.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The program leans heavily on Italian aperitivo culture with a wide range of spritzes and amaro-based cocktails. The 50/50 shot section—featuring combinations like Fernet Branca with banana liqueur—adds a playful, bitter-forward twist rarely seen at this scale.
Beverage categories
We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.
Cocktails
An extensive list of Italian-inspired cocktails at a uniform $16, from classic Negronis to the signature Frozen Negroni. Aperitivi and spritzes broaden the range, while the 50/50 shot section offers playful bitter combinations.
Menu strengths
- — Cocktails are uniformly priced at $16, simplifying choices and signaling a consistent program.
- — The menu spans classics, aperitivi, frozen drinks, and 50/50 shots, showing notable variety.
- — Italian amari and aperitivo styles are central, giving the list a clear point of view.
Standout selections
- — Frozen Negroni — Gin, Sweet Vermouth, Red Bitter Blend, Citrus Medley ($15)
- — White Negroni — Gin & Mezcal, House White Aperitivo Blend, Dry & Bianco Vermouth ($16)
- — Capri Sour — Mezcal, Meletti Amaro, House Red Bitter, Lemon, Almond ($16)
Pricing: Cocktails $16; Frozen Negroni $15; Aperitivi $10–$13; 50/50 shots $6.
Beer
A focused draft program features a rotating pilsner at $6, a straightforward, value-driven pour. The Bobby Special pairs that pilsner with a Ferrari shot for $10, adding a distinctive beer-and-shot combo to the menu.
Menu strengths
- — The rotating pilsner is an affordable, classic draft choice.
- — The Bobby Special offers a unique pairing of beer and a shot at a reasonable price.
Standout selections
- — Rotating Pilsner — current selection on the mirror ($6)
- — Bobby Special — ice-cold mug of pilsner & a Ferrari shot ($10)
Pricing: Rotating Pilsner $6; Bobby Special $10.
Nonalcoholic
A robust non-alcoholic program includes NA cocktails like the Pathfinder Penicillin and Phony Negroni, an NA lager, and a blood orange soda. Prices range from $5 to $12, making these accessible options that mirror the cocktail list's creativity.
Menu strengths
- — Multiple NA cocktail options go beyond standard sodas, including a NA Negroni.
- — The NA lager provides a beer alternative for non-drinkers.
Standout selections
- — Pathfinder Penicillin — Pathfinder NA Amaro, Ginger, Lemon ($12)
Pricing: NA cocktails and beer $6–$12; soda $5.
Spirits
These $6 shots offer a direct, affordable way to explore the amaro-focused program.; The 50/50 shot section provides a broad range of amari and spirits at a low price point.
Menu strengths
- — The 50/50 shot section provides a broad range of amari and spirits at a low price point.
- — Cocktails employ gin, vodka, mezcal, whiskey, tequila, and rum, showing versatility.
- — The diverse amaro list is central to the venue's identity.
Standout selections
- — Ferrari — Fernet Branca & Red Bitter ($6)
- — Affumicato — Rabarbaro & Mezcal ($6); The Charleston — Apricot & Gentian ($6)
Pricing: 50/50 shots $6 each; cocktails using spirits $16.
About this review
Research is based on recent public evidence, including official venue materials and beverage menus when available. The review date is the research completion date and does not imply an in-person visit.
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