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The Edison is an upscale lounge in downtown that’s jumped on the trend of converting old, dilapidated buildings into hip money-making service venues. To the owners credit, they have taken great care to maintain much of the old power plant’s architecture. What I do have an issue with is their extremely strict dress code. The bouncer wouldn’t let me in with my $220 white Lacoste loafers because they were considered “athletic sneakers” but casually waved through my friend sporting $17.95 black Payless shit kickers that he wears to his construction job. The guy’s either a true adherent to Marx’s idolization of the proletariat class, or he’s hopelessly ignorant when it comes to the world of fashionable footwear. Peasant!
The Edison is uber-fancy and usually far out of my price range, but on Thursday nights, from 5PM-7PM, you can get a martini here for $.35. That’s thirty-five CENTS. Less than Half a Dollar. Amazing Deal. Just don’t let them trick you into sticking around or it won’t be worth it. Instead, cruise to one of the cheaper downtown bars – Bar 107 and Redwood are both just around the corner.
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In the building that housed L.A.’s first private power plant, there is now a bar. Just don’t spend all night checking out the old generators or you’ll be pegged as a nerd.