14 spooky bars and restaurants in L.A. to visit to get in the Halloween spirit
Local spots are showing out all month long, whether you’re looking to draw tarot cards to decide your cocktail fate, watch drag performances at a cannabis dispensary’s costume party or munch on apocalyptic pizza at a horror trivia night.
Here are 14 events worth visiting in L.A. this month.
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Recommended Distance Clear All Show Results Showing Place Places Map view Showing Place Places Tremble Club at Bamboo Club Long Beach Tiki Bar $$ Call Route Website Share via Close extra sharing options Email Facebook X LinkedIn Threads Reddit WhatsApp Copy Link URL Copied! Print Share (Bamboo Club) By Melody Xu Through Nov. 3, Bamboo Club is once again adopting its Halloween alter ego, Tremble Club. Stop by the Long Beach tiki bar for creepy cocktails like the Thing, with oolong-infused Tito’s and activated charcoal, and Soylent Green, with coconut tequila and alcoholic coconut boba. Any cocktail can be purchased in a 2026 Tremble Club keepsake glass for $22 more. Reservations are encouraged. Also happening at Bamboo Club this month are festive movie nights on their outdoor patio, where family-friendly favorites are screened Monday nights and scary classics are shown Tuesday nights. Tickets are $10 and count toward your bill. Show more Show less Route Details Member Exclusive
Get Started The Haunting at the Ordinarie Long Beach American $$ Call Route Website Reserve Share via Close extra sharing options Email Facebook X LinkedIn Threads Reddit WhatsApp Copy Link URL Copied! Print Share (The Haunting) By Melody Xu For the first time this year, the creators of Christmas cocktail pop-ups Miracle and Sippin’ Santa are debuting a Halloween concept called the Haunting. Every day through Nov. 2 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m., the Ordinarie will transform into immersive hideaways serving up surprises — think childhood haunted houses, glowing jack-o’-lanterns and late-night horror movie marathons. Creepy cocktails include the Widow’s Whisper, Scream-sicle, Poison Apple, Liquid Lobotomy and Clown Pear-anoia, along with spirit-free drinks. Show more Show less Route Details Witching Hour Afternoon Tea at Chado Tea Room Torrance Teahouse $$ Call Route Website Reserve Share via Close extra sharing options Email Facebook X LinkedIn Threads Reddit WhatsApp Copy Link URL Copied! Print Share (Chado Tea Room) By Melody Xu Until Nov. 1, stop by any Chado Tea Room location for an afternoon tea full of spooky treats. The $78 experience starts with a witch’s welcome refresher, and the first course offers a choice between cream of pumpkin soup and spooky skeleton caprese salad. Next, dig into a three-tiered tea stand featuring four Halloween-inspired finger sandwiches. As for sweet treats, enjoy shattered glass scones served with witch’s cream and bewitched berry jam, spellbound butter cookies and witch’s spell cupcakes. Guests will also receive a bewitching tea of choice: Black Magic, DÃa de los Muertos, Basic Witch or pumpkin spice chai. Reservations are available. Chado has locations in downtown L.A., Hollywood, Torrance and Pasadena. Show more Show less Route Details Thoughts on our guides? Let’s hear it!
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