Los Angeles, or LA, is one of the world's most well-known cities. Its gorgeous beaches, Hollywood stars, and movie industry make LA a popular vacation spot. The city is often referred to as the “Creative Capital of the World” because one in every 6 Angelenos works in the creative industry. There are more artists, writers, filmmakers, actors, dancers, and musicians living and working in Los Angeles than in any other city in the world. Furthermore, LA loves Halloween. There is never a shortage of events leading up to the holiday to keep locals and visitors occupied with festivities. From family-friendly trick-or-treating to terrifying haunts for adults, from horror movie screenings to spirited cocktails nights – there is something for everyone. The Angelenos do know how to give the creepy time of the year a Hollywood touch. Every year the artisans pour their blood, sweat, and tears into creating an outer worldly experience. So if you are visiting the vibrant city on All Hallows Eve or Halloween, do check out our recommendations for amazing themed drinks to get your ghoul on.
Rosemary’s Baby, White Widow and Devils’ Margarita at Conservatory
Conservatory
8289 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood, California, USA
Closed
Steaks
A steak is a a slice of high-quality beef that is grilled or pan-fried. It is distinguished by strong flavor and an awesome smell of smoke. Steak is great with just a dash of salt and pepper, however, you can also add dried herbs, olive oil, lemon juice, or garlic.
The Conservatory is an all-outdoor multi-tiered venue that showcases the experience of dining through innovative seasonal cuisines. Try their amazing Greek salads and succulent steaks.
Lisa Beaumont, the beverage director, and Felix Lopez, the lead mixologist, have created three specialty cocktails for Halloween that are sure to make you feel spooky. The Devils’ Margarita is made with Orendain Blanco tequila, lemon, agave, and hellfire bitters with a float of Old vine zinfandel. The Rosemary’s baby consists of Four Roses Bourbon, maple syrup, orange bitters, absinthe, and smoky rosemary sprig as a garnish. Finally, the White Widow features Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Godiva white chocolate liqueur, espresso, and cream garnished with a spider with "twizzler" legs. Don't worry, the spider isn't real.
Ghosts of Graveyard at Hatch Yakitori + Bar
HATCH
#1018 of 4685 pubs & bars in Los Angeles, USA
700 W 7th St Suite G600, Los Angeles, California, USA
Open until 9:30PM
Seafood
Seafood includes different kinds of fish as well as shellfish and other sea creatures. This meal is high in protein and low in calories, which makes it an important part of a healthful diet. Moreover, seafood is a great source of many essential nutrients like vitamins, and minerals.
Hatch is a modern Japanese grill restaurant celebrating yakitori, fried chicken, fresh seafood, curated drinks, and creative plates. It offers classic dishes by fusing traditional Japanese cooking with bold California flavors. The spirits of the ghosts are alive at Hatch for this Halloween. Bar director James Fastiggi has resurrected the Ghost of the Graveyard drink by mixing Fords gin, lemon, yuzu liqueur, lavender honey, and activated charcoal. This ghoulishly spooky cocktail should be on your Halloween bucket list.
Red La Llorna and Black Ms. Addams at Theia
Theía
#825 of 19701 restaurants in Los Angeles, USA
8048 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, California, USA
Closed until 5PM
Octopus
A part of numerous Mediterranean dishes, octopus is a delicious meal with tender and buttery flavor that melts in the mouth. Octopus can be enjoyed grilled, with pasta, in a stew or a salad.
Theia offers contemporary Greek cuisine, inventive cocktails, and an alluring ambiance that captivates its guests. Enjoy a plate of grilled octopus, rack of lamb or ribeye steak.
For Halloween, Theia offers treats and signature cocktails inspired by the Hollywood horror theme. The lead mixologist, Sean Leopold, has developed a menu filled with color-changing experiential cocktails. The black Ms. Addams and red La Llorna are the most recommended suggestions for this Halloween. The red La Llorna is made up of Casamigos tequila, prickly pear, lime juice, agave syrup, and saline solution that is served over dry ice for the smoke effect. The black Ms. Addams is made with Bacardi rum, lychee puree, lime juice, charcoal syrup, peach bitters, tiki bitters, and mint.
Bloody Red Berry at Katana
Katana LA
#351 of 19701 restaurants in Los Angeles, USA
8439 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, California, USA
Closed until 5:30PM
Fish
Fish is a very popular dish in many parts of the world, known for its unique nutritional qualities. Fish can be cooked many ways like baked, sautéed, broiled, grilled, steamed, poached, or fried.
Katana is an essential hotspot in LA. It offers imaginative Japanese cuisine, such as grilled fish and tuna roll with an alluring dining room, sushi bar, and a unique patio on an elevated terrace overlooking the Sunset strip.
Take a trip to Katana for Halloween and summon your inner Dracula to have a bloody good time. Try their Bloody Red Berry cocktail, custom-made for Halloween 2022. This unique drink is made with Ciroc red berry vodka, cranberry puree, tonic water, and fresh cucumber. Enjoy this cocktail with the restaurant's Tuna jalapeño dish to experience a match made in hell.
Candy Apple Crush at Skybar in the Mondrian Hotel
Sky Bar
#503 of 4685 pubs & bars in Los Angeles, USA
Mondrian Hotel, Los Angeles, California, USA
Open until 2AM
Sandwiches
Sandwiches usually consist of vegetables, cheese, eggs or meat put between thin slices of white bread. Sandwiches can be consumed at lunch and dinner, eaten on the go, or served with soup or salad.
Skybar offers one of the finest views of LA. This glamorous open-air bar on the rooftop of the Mondrian Hotel is a chic poolside lounge by the day serving perfectly grilled sandwiches and fresh salads. But when the sun sets, the pulse of Skybar comes alive and beats louder. There is no place livelier than Skybar to enjoy Halloween in LA. Try the Candy Apple Crush, a childhood favorite treat with an adult twist. The drink is made with Aperol, angry orchard apple cider, amaretto, lemon juice, and black walnut bitters.
Los Angeles is a thriving vibrant city full of eclectic neighbourhoods. This city welcomes people and offers a unique experience. The culture, diversity, and world-class amenities in here are like nowhere else. It is always a party time in LA that becomes extra special during Halloween.
Whether you are looking for a quiet family fun or a bar-hopping experience, LA is always ready to deliver the best it has to offer. The Halloween celebrations have already started in LA and will continue till the eve of October 31st, 2022.
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LA is definitely the place to be for Halloween if you want to experience unique and creatively themed cocktails! The Conservatory's Rosemary's Baby, White Widow, and Devils' Margarita sound absolutely spooktacular. I am especially intrigued by the Rosemary's Baby cocktail with its smoky rosemary garnish and absinthe in the mix. What a perfect way to get into the spirit of the holiday!