Cocktail bar
Unclaimed profileThe Let's Go! Disco & Cocktail Club
Los Angeles, CA · $$$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The Let's Go! Disco & Cocktail Club brings a playful, disco-inflected energy to its drinks. Signature cocktails like the Disco Beach Ball and Kiwi Margarita show tropical flair, while classics like the Negroni and Espresso Martini hold steady. A compact wine list includes Italian and Lebanese bottles, and the 'Highs and Lows' deal pairs a draft pilsner with amaro for $10.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Disco Beach Ball, a tequila-coconut-banana-lime number that delivers island vibes. The Kiwi Margarita is a tart, refreshing alternative. For a classic, the Negroni is dependable. Don't miss the 'Highs and Lows': a Skyduster Italian Pils draft with a shot of amaro for $10.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Disco enthusiasts and cocktail lovers seeking a fun, unpretentious spot in the Arts District will feel at home. The playful signature drinks and happy hour deals appeal to groups, while the classic cocktails and wine list offer something for more traditional drinkers.
- When should I go?
- Weekday evenings are likely more relaxed, while weekends bring DJ sets and a livelier crowd.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails range from $15 to $19, with signature and classic drinks mostly $16-$17. Wines are $14-$17, beers $6-$9, and shots $8. Happy hour offers better value, especially the $10 Highs and Lows deal.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The venue leans into a disco theme, but the drinks are serious. Signature cocktails like the Bangkok Blush (bourbon, mango, cognac, arbol chile) and Legendary Fashion add spicy, tropical twists. The wine list's inclusion of Lebanese Arrancione Mersel is a rare find, and the non-alcoholic options are thoughtfully integrated.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Creative signature cocktails with tropical and spicy elements, plus well-executed classics. Pricing is reasonable for the area. Customers note some drinks are small for the price, but overall quality is praised.
Menu strengths
- — Varied menu with signature, classic, spritz, and martini sections.
- — Clear ingredient descriptions for each cocktail.; Reasonable pricing across the board.
Standout selections
- — Disco Beach Ball: tequila, coconut, banana, lime ($16).
- — Kiwi Margarita: tequila, lime, kiwi ($16).
- — Bangkok Blush: bourbon, mango, cognac, arbol chile.
Pricing: Signatures $16-$17; classics $17; martinis $15-$19.
Wine
A small but thoughtful wine list featuring Italian staples and a Lebanese outlier. Priced accessibly, it offers a decent range of sparkling, white, and red options.
Menu strengths
- — Includes a Lebanese white (Arrancione Mersel) for adventurous drinkers.
Standout selections
- — Lambrusco Sorbara, Garuti IT ($16).; Arrancione Mersel, Lebnani Abyad ($17).
Pricing: Wines $14-$17.
Beer
A compact beer list with familiar Italian and local options. Drafts like High Life and Skyduster are affordable, and the inclusion of a non-alcoholic Peroni is a plus.
Menu strengths
- — Includes a non-alcoholic option (Peroni 0.0).; Low price point for drafts.
Standout selections
- — Skyduster Italian Pils Draft ($7).; Ugly Half Hazy IPA ($9).
Pricing: Beers $6-$9.
Nonalcoholic
Two non-alcoholic options: a straightforward NA beer and a more elaborate NA spritz. The spritz is priced like a cocktail, but the beer is a budget-friendly choice.
Menu strengths
- — NA Rosa Spritz offers a cocktail-like experience.; Peroni 0.0 provides a classic NA beer.
Standout selections
- — NA Rosa Spritz: orange bitter soda, n/a bubbles ($17).
Pricing: NA options $6-$17.
Spirits
No dedicated spirits list, but the program is expressed through cocktails and a four-item shot list. Signature shots are uniform at $8, and spirits range from tequila to amaro.
Menu strengths
- — Signature shots at a consistent $8.; Diverse spirit base across cocktails.
Standout selections
- — M&M shot ($8).; Italian Fireball shot ($8).
Pricing: Shots $8.
How it sits with the food
While food is not the focus, the drink menu's tropical and spicy notes suggest pairing with light, citrusy dishes or salty snacks. The Lambrusco Spritz would complement charcuterie, while the Kiwi Margarita could stand up to ceviche or grilled seafood.
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