My favorite local bar. Intimate unmarked bar with excellent old fashioneds. I feel lucky it's just down the street (and attached to the best restaurant!)

What I ordered: Savage & Cooke Single Barrel Selection Rye $20 Old Fashion Classic: Woody Creek 8 yr Bourbon, Demerera, Angostura $18 Price range: $20 - $30 I love this place so much that I went here two nights in a row. I was visiting LA for a short time for work. Old Man Bar has a great selection of bourbon, and old fasion cocktails. I recommend this place for the vibe. It's a great place to chill and lounge with friends or a date. The music wasn't too loud. I was able to carry a conversation without yelling. Music was playing from vinyl, a mix of instrumental funk, and another type of genre that I'm failing to name. It's a quaint space with baby leather bound booths, and seating at the bar. Low lighting is from the candles and lamps. Walls are covered with taxidermy, antlers and animals. Service was great. Shout out to Esteban for taking care me and my friends.

Metamucil, Depends, Schlitz Malt Liquor, those are some of the things that come to mind when I think about an old man. This is a eclectic little speak easy that doesn't mean that much to me, to mean that much to you (old man Neil young) Awesome bartenders who specialize in cocktails. Some boozy old fashioneds, and maybe the best whiskey sour I've had in years. If cocktails aren't your thing, you can ease into it with their reasonably priced boiler makers that get you a shot, and coors banquet. Love that they serve it in a can and not in a glass. What old man doesn't drink from a can.

I've been to the OMB twice for their Burger Night(s). Its on Monday, but think Sunday as well. The package deal is $33 for a beer, a shot of whisky, burger & fries. The first time I really liked the fries, thinking some of the absolute best. They were crisp, extra well seasoned & served in a big bowl with a spicy ketchup and aioli. Second time they were not as crispy but still very tasty. The burger is made of venison and pork. It's tender and delicious. The brioche bun is melt in your mouth soft. Pimento cheese is gooey and packed with flavor. Pickle spear was good too. As for the drinks, it's a Coors so NTS but hits the spot. The house whiskey served in a cute, cut crystal shot glass was smooth and smallish. Esteban, was our server both times. He's a nice guy, detailed mixologist and checked on us often the second visit. It says you are supposed to order from the bar, which we did the first visit. Last night we had table service. Either way, credit card up front to start a tab/ticket. Place is dark, antlers on the walls, vinyl playing. A couple small tables in the back by the fireplace, several two top booths and one four banger as I can recall. Our bill was $80, they include a 20% service charge and you have option to add more on closing out. Not cheap, but there is or was a Michelin starred chef next door. (Hatchet Hall) The burger is very gourmet, epic fries, two drinks, good service and atmosphere so a decent value. I would recommend for sure, but a tad pricey for my normal burger budget.

Very relaxed, unpretentious vibes! Good for a chill date or catching up with a friend or two, I don't think the included gratuity is outrageous. Bartenders are super friendly, and my bf has been happy with the spirit-forward drinks especially when doing a dealer's choice.

Small venue, well decorated, good drinks, meter street parking. Had an awesome time with my friends