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Little Pedro's Restaurant
(213) 687-3766
901 E 1st St
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Categories: Full-Service Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants, Mexican Restaurants
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By gillians
Updated 08/26/2008
Though previously dismissed as a cultural sink and waste of time, in the past 5 years, downtown Los Angeles has begun to flourish once again. With an influx of artsy young professionals has come cafes, restaurants, fun bars and an overall aura of cool...
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Started by gillians
Updated 03/06/2009
There are a lot of reasons to go out drinking in L.A. Maybe you like to be around people (negative), spend too much on drinks (nu uh) or wait in annoying lines (not likely). Or maybe, you like to look at hotness. Yes, please. Sure, there are always...
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It says “Little Pedro’s” but it’s actually called Bordello now and the ladies behind the bar here are always smokin’ hot in their deconstucted gothic-wear. They aren’t a chipper brand of friendly, but that wouldn’t really go with their ripped fishnets, would it?
By gillians
Updated 06/06/2009
Though I currently fancy myself somewhat of an expert in the field of Los Angeles nightlife - particularly bars - I haven't been legal to drink long enough to have a real grasp on the ebb and flow of nightlife trends. But I can tell you what's in styl...
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Little Pedro’s does have a sign, but it says “Little Pedro’s” and what’s inside is actually a gothic decorated bar and live music venue where the lovely bartenders wear black and red lingerie and any given night might find you dancing to a ska band or watching a transvestite fashion show.

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The sign still says Little Pedro’s outside, but if you can find your way to this bar just east of Little Tokyo, inside you’ll be treated to the sexy gothic decadence of a Bordello . It always amazes me how these places seem to come out of nowhere. 3 months ago, this place didn’t exist and now it is the place to be. There’s live music (rock, ska, jazz, et cetera) or a DJ on the weekends and the scantily clad bartenders pour a stiff drink. The crowd ranges from rockabilly dance fiends to downtown hipsters.
The only drawback of this terminally cool place is that there is almost always a cover and once you’ve gone all the way over there, you’ll pay it. Maybe the best things in life are free, but the best bars in L.A. aren’t. I guess.