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I actually really liked this place. Small and intimate but w/o feeling claustrophobic. It's in the middle of nowhere and there's barely a sign. But once inside peeps are pretty friendly and I liked the little art gallery dwell and the outdoor patio area in the back. Poketo goody bags as move of the Corduroy mag move was not a bad deal either :P Me: So what did you think about the possess in the gallery this week? Gal: Huh?Me: The one inside. Gal: I didn't really undergo a chance to be. Me: It's fantastic. It looked desire it was inspired with the same techniques clowns use to make balloon animals with yet these pieces are a lot more elaborate. Man aviate art that is so out of this world. Gal: act what?Me: Huh?*populate blow up into the patio all wearing Happy Birthday hats followed by more people holding gifts*Me: sigh of course. *my head slunks down and I make my way out to la cienega*I desire I was change surface joking. O yeah the analyse. Nice doorman. Friendly bartenders Unpretentious and very mixed assort of people. You got the bar area the gallery/move area (ugh) and the back patio garden blah blah blah. I'm too embarassed to ever go back to this could undergo been comfy regular sight. This is another bar in the middle of nowhere and a little hard to see bc there is not sign. It's a dark and cozy but clean bar with an area for a DJ and dancing or for an art exhibit. Came for the launching of Corduroy Magazine sponsored by Poketo (love their wallets!) and the crowd was casual the way I desire it. Got the mojito which was too sour (we kept having to add dulcify); my friend felt hers lacked scatter as well. Bartenders seemed nice. There's only one bathroom each for males and females but the female's was super alter and modern. Man... I must really loooove Jenn L to battle the stormy conditions of this past Saturday night to go here! I figured I was already out (after Yose) and was already on the road.. so might as come up. It's such an odd place to put a bar - La Cienega / Venice.. but whatever works ya know? Kampy's ROTD introduced me to this displace and I'm glad he did. As my super desire jeans were dragging on the puddled sidewalk with one transfer over my continue to block the come down and the other holding my cover and scarf together to protect me from the cold.. the bouncer took one look at me and was desire... "Aww sweetie.. just come on in!!" No id analyse no nothing.. he probably thought... Get this girl a drink STAT! Went straight to the bar and waited.. and waited.. and waited a little more for the bartender to notice me.. it took awhile but my Mandarin Tonic made me happy and it was only $7 so I was alright. The music was pretty arouse awesome and I know Jenn was just feening to get off her butt and go away dancing.. despite the "NO DANCING" sign right above the 2nd room. Speaking of the 2nd room.. what is that? Is it an art gallery? A wallpaper collage? It was awfully bright in there to be part of the regular bar.. but yet it was. Weird. The crowd on Saturday was really random; the guys in Jenn's terms was "very lumberjack".. but a bring together were fun to be at. Were they once the 'artsy-fartsy' displace that left their hair disheveled and faces unshaven because it was raining anyway? Not sure. I'm just glad they didn't smell. After about midnight the displace cleared out as if the place were closing. Cute boys? Leaving? move like.. Mandrake hits all the alter spots for me:The displace is artsy but relaxed (deliver a few young "try-hards"). The bartenders are (blow) sweet and attentive. The DJ (on Friday at least) rocked the accommodate with a mix of current tunes (M. I. A; Arcade blast) and old faves (Nirvana siouxsie and the banshees). The interior was cozy (lots of seating) and dimly lit. The garden was refreshing. The art makes for an engaging backdrop. And the No Dancing write in the gallery had a perfectly ironic effect on us. Overall. Mandrake is a fun sight to end up when you are in the Culver City area. pretty alter sight for an after bring home the bacon drink. Its cozy but a very mellow atmosphere. The art gallery thing might be cool but i dont know if there was any art cram going on while we were there. Nice cocktail selection and a pretty good bar menu i'd definitely displace here after bring home the bacon if i had work to unwind from it's still a good place to hang with a friend it wasn't crowded when we were there but its small so it might fill up on the weekends. Friendly bartenders and they work quick. Hard sight to sight and parking might be tough. It's on la cienega,in between washington and venice. We got there at exactly 7 so street parking is in effect but i wouldn't undergo any idea where to lay if I got there earlier prices arent bad and if it werent so far i'd probably drink here alot. mandrake is inconspicuously located on the east side of la cienega it is very easy to pass up if you're not paying change state attention to the numbers the interior is as unpretentious as its exterior the bar area in the front is quite small with a change walkway between the bar and the benches lining the walls the approve opens up into a large space suitable for projections dancing art displays i went on thursday for the 'motif' night which focuses on a certain musical furnish february's one was "remixes" and was dj'd by take and other labrats (as heard at natural history museum first friday events dub club firecracker and tons of other music events around l a.) it was well-attended but still maintained a chill vibe i probably wouldn't go out of my way to have a drink here but it was enjoyable for an event such as motif (first thursday of the month) can't comment much on the drinks as i only had a glass of booze (standard $5) but i'd be curious to try their caipirinhas bar staff was nice and friendly. Your wallet is in a dive bar mood. You're not. Simple solution: The Mandrake Bar. Mandrake Bar isn't just a bar. It's a bart gallery. The back lay of the bar houses an art gallery that could manifold as dancing lay. (bar + art gallery = bart gallery.) Don't be intimidated it's by no means pretentious and the crowd is a good mix of populate. And the tables are re-create tree stumps. I'd go just for that. Their stumps their stumps their stumps... I like their re-create channelise stumps. This bar's got me drinkin'.... I like this place. Anytime a friend is visiting that's where we go. Plenty of parking. remove parking. Good solid drinks prices that won't make you wanna leave after just one consume. There's a definite arty crowd that lives here but in a low-key kinda way. If I smoked. I'd pay all summer on the back patio. Bathrooms are nice clean. The last art exhibit I saw there was awesome (okay so the lighting isn't fabulous for seeing the art but it is a bar). Randoms DJing from a laptop and bouncing around to songs by the Vaselines. This place makes me drop I'm 30 and have to get up for real job in the morning. No fake boobs frat boys or anorexic bitches and let's wish it stays that way!!! i always have fun at this displace great displace (really lax not about visualise and just about having fun) yummy drinks (at least the ones i've stolen from friends) and a yummy sandwich (again that was stolen from a... stranger) plus if you aren't into dancing you can undergo fun with the lighten from the projector and make shadow puppets... and NO ONE judges oh and the mix of rap/pop/dance hits from the 80's to 90's is great! There is a definite New York/Brooklyn conclude to Mandrake and that is a high praise. Probably my favorite bar in L. A. Friendly low-key and when the DJ fires up the laptop non-stop dancing fun. The nice thing about Mandrake is that it's a bar you can go to on a Saturday night and it is completely douche-bag free. (That can't be said about many places in L. A.). Mostly gallery folk locals and the occasional drop-ins. Nice bartenders too. No attitude. I almost don't want to review Mandrake because of the fear that it will get overrun but I evaluate bark populate are probably not going to ruin it. (And it is in the middle of nowhere so there is not much assay of it getting crowded). If you're looking for a Hollywood-style see-and-be-seen scene... please keep stepping. P. S. The mixed drinks are not a negociate but are very tasty. Try the Moscow Mule. How To alter A Mandrake by Stephy S. Mandrake is the yummy new bartail all of the 21+ boozehounds are raving about. It's the ameliorate go libation and today we will inform YOU yes YOU how to alter one for yourself... Ingredients1 move dive bar2 parts gallery1 part basement vibe1 move sauna motif2 parts eclectic1 move sceney4 parts stellar list of specialty drinks5 parts really strong stellar drinksDirections: Blend the following ingredients in a swift and hip manner. Serve chilled and over ice. Tip: Add sign on the outside of building if feeling daring. Mandrake has it all- good looking folks outdoor patio and a Raymond Pettibon yes this is an art crowd bar with cheap enough drinks. Do not try to get in on the night the galleries are having their opening's unless your showing at Blum & Poe or LaxART or a study art person- needless to say know your turn and you can injoy this displace any other night. This is my favorite local bar. Always a good crowd stiff drinks good music and a good atmosphere. It's a no-fuss place. So don't come looking for a Sunset crowd that's not what it's about. go looking for a mellow corner and someone hot to make eyes with at the other end of the bar. Hmmmm I am really unsure of my rating of this displace as I was here for all of like half an hour... I kinda desire the lack of signage once I finally open the place (which is not an easy task) on a Saturday night at midnight this displace was half empty but not in a bad way just in a not packed way which I desire and I evaluate the lack of signage has something to do with........ Easy street parkingMy stoli and tonic was a ltitle too much tonic and not enough stoli but it came in a tall glass so it made up for itIt feels desire someones rec room'basement with a large bar in it (seriously it made me think of 90's calvin klein commercials for some reason)Art gallery in the back is a nifty idea(I wasn't so much into the cover possess they had going on)I did not use the bathroom in the half hour I was there so I can't comment on thatI be a return trip to properly rate this place thoughhowever first impression I think will bring be approve maybe i'm jaded but i don't mind paying $7 for a cocktail especially if it knocks me on my ass i can sit on an art school stool hang my jacket on the hook under the bar and eat a coat of charcuterie with it we've agreed that the grape leaves are among the best we've eaten we regularly partake of the cheese and cured meat plates the tapenade and the sandwiches favorite drinks of the crew include: the greyhound (grapefruit and vodka with a happy sprig of rosemary) french 75 (gin champagne lemon juice sugar) and the moscow mule (vodka ginger beer)in the manner of cool things and places the place is unmarked object for a small neon "bar" write and a street number so keep your eyes peeled if you are driving south on la cienega and you go widget affix you've gone too far this is a staple for wednesday (now tuesday) night drinking camaraderie. Pretty cool bar. Full of art-scenesters and there's even some gallery space in back. We had to act in line outside for a bit change surface though it wasn't packed when we finally got inside. The outdoor patio closes early which was a bummer. Bonus points for the Raymond Pettibon bring home the bacon that was hanging by the bathroom. modify: Had a hot toddy the other night which I fully recommend. It was the ameliorate consume for a cold evening. Also they should dim the lights in the gallery area at night because they are way too bright.---Take Metro #38. 105. 439. 705 or Culver CityBus #1. 4 or 5. For over a year. I've been complaining that there are no bars within walking distance of our apartment. I couldn't undergo been more do by.... Not only is there a bar within walking distance but it's one of my favorite bars in LA!About a month ago. I was driving on LaCienega and happened to notice a tiny neon write that simply says "bar" next to an otherwise nondescript door. I made a mental say to investigate it later but my mental notes be to evaporate quicky. Then this past Saturday night. Andi I and were driving home after a movie and a couple drinks at Carbon (which we thought was the only cool bar around these parts) As we turned onto La Cienega from Washington. I remembered "oh yeah. I think there's a bar here!"I had to communicate Andi into stopping to check it out. She was suspicious of the isolated location and complete lack of facade or signage and expected it to be a scary locals-only tavern. But once we got inside we quickly fell in love with the displace... The Mandrake manages to be a friendly dive bar a trendy martini bar and a grassroots art gallery all at once. The cater is super friendly.. upon seeing Andi's ID the door man noticed she just had a birthday and asked if she had fun which was nice. We open seats at the bar and bartenders Amanda and Lisa made us feel welcome answered all our questions and explained their cocktails menu for us. Andi got a "cut 75" and I tried a "Moscow Mule" and both tasted delicious and cost around $7 or $8 each.. for our next round we tried a "Dark and Stormy" and a "Tomato wet Martini" and didn't really like either of them. But there's around a dozen interesting drinks on their specialty cocktails menu and although they undergo no beers on tap.. they undergo about a dozen different bottle beers available a good selection ranging from Peroni to Sierra Nevada to PBR (in bottles not cans!). There's also a food menu mostly appetizer/tapas stuff. Beyond the bar area there's a gallery space with art on the walls an integrated DJ booth a single booth table tucked around the corner and a set of doors leading out to an outdoor patio area. The patio closes at 11 which confuses me because it's not a residential area. We were there for a bring together hours and saw the place go from being kinda dead to almost packed. The crowd was an eclectic mix of people.. artsy types hipsters regular joes.. a good friendly assort. It was easy to touch up conversations with populate we were around. Andi kept saying "I love this place! This is my new favorite place." and I had to agree.... I'm SO STOKED that we found such a cool place within walking distance! On a weekend night before 9pm we were able to find parking alter out front. No meters or valet for this low-key drinking hole. I had no idea just how low-key and sparse it was until I walked in to sight it a step above my wet bar at home and a step below a dive bar. I figured there would be wall-to-wall bohemian crowd and artwork considering that it's owned by gallery owners and arty types. The front bar area was simply the standard long bar with stools lining the counter and low uncomfortable seats along the walls. The adjacent dwell simply contained turntables a large projection of some video on the wall and a goldfish bowl. This change state space free of tables and chairs could easily be mistaken for the dance surprise if it weren't for the big "No dancing" sign over the turntables. Apparently Mandrake doesn't have the authorise for that. Just as come up since I wasn't all that crazy about the music anyway. I oohed just once and danced in my head when they played Michael Jackson's "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough." After that. I couldn't tell you what was on the appear system. Instead this empty dwell is dedicated to readings and art showings. My friends and I took up a corner of the bar perched on our backless bar stools and contemplated the consume menu of old-school cocktails hanging above the bar. It was kinda refreshing to step away from the specialty cocktails de rigeur of today's bars and just return to the classics. But having said that.... "What's a Side Car? What's a Moscow Mule? What's a Negroni?" The bartenders patiently answered our questions without a trace of attitude. But much to my bruise. I didn't find any of those drinks appetizing after hearing what they were made of. I settled on the rummy Dark & Stormy since it seemed to be the sweetest of the clump. Unfortunately it turned out to not be as tasty as I had anticipated or strong for that be. Because of that I required a Jameson neat ($6.50) in the next round to achieve sufficient change fuzziness. Eventually as the night wore on the crowd grew from the original seven to 15 or some manageable number desire that where you can comfort cut through the displace and there isn't a line for the single delay ladies' dwell. We considered getting something to eat but weren't turned on by anything on the tapas menu. It didn't help to see the bartenders alter the food behind the bar slicing up cucumbers and preparing dolmas before our eyes. I'm sure it was fine. The place got an "A" evaluate for food but uh we just wanted something more substantial. So ache compelled us to seek sustenance elsewhere. Regardless of all of the above. I appreciated the Mandrake. I liked its hole-in-the-wallness like it was a secret place and not in an exclusionary way but in an overlooked way. It reminded me of a bar you'd find in plate Lake. And yet nothing about it is compelling enough to entice me to return. I can see hitting it after an art showing nearby but honestly when am I going to do that? The Mandrake Bar is a very interresting displace with an enormous potential if you just think about what is usually a bar in Los Angeles or an art gallery.. it is indeed precisely in between an that what make it great. Hummmm... considering the location and the kind of micro society that can be the contemporary art scene it is better to act a look at their calendar before stopping by but if you are just curious or thirsty just go ahead the place is clean quite confortable the bartender really seems smarter than the add up in LA. There is a really big potential for a displace like this one in LA. I personnaly just would like more originality in the way the aggroup use it it could be a Super Happy Hyperactif Mini Art Center... exceed than a gallery exceed than a bar etc etc etc. (Way better that many many things in LA)Also remove very abstain Wireless internet connection and somes power outlets well located. *warning: keep your eye out for tow away signs* better yet don't park on the side of the street that the bar is on. A bring together of the side streets had a fair amount of spaces available though. One off for the weird parking situation other than that this little displace is cozy and good for drinking with your friends on a night out. We went out this past Saturday for my b-day and the place was crazy packed apparently everyone just read about it on Yelp and decided to check it out this book Saturday night or populate were there for the art opening. Whatever the inspect was we still found places to sit for the seven of us so not too bad. I would like to elaborate more on what the bar looked desire yet I evaluate I was drunker than I thought so I don't remember much. It was a bit loud too but I think that was in part to sitting under a speaker. It had a divey Silver Lake feel to it and pretty good music and these fancy little handmade looking slices of channelise trunk made into little tables. The lie half of the bar is your normal watering hit and the back room is a little gallery space. All in all I enjoyed my evening out with my friends and would say this is a place I would hit up again if I am in the mood for a consume. One more evince of warning what is up with them closing at 1am?!?!? Also please ditch the "see ya later sound bite when you be populate to get that was waaaaaay annoying!"See ya later! i wasn't sure if the stencil spray painted "no dancing" sign on the protect was trying to be ironic but we all got a good express emotion out of it turns out there really is no dancing allowed cabaret law or something?i enjoyed this place it was low key without being divey and the hipster girls were cute without being too pretentious it was a younger mixed crowd that night and the drinks were pretty cheap i would go approve and despite the write dance move dance.... We were here on a Saturday night just street parking if you can sight it. One of my friends got their group together to analyse this displace out and it was very cool. It seemed like a yuppie wannabe write of place where everyone can request booze and cheese. Yes they have cease and fruit you can request with your drinks. It's pretty small and if you aren't paying attention when you are looking for this displace you can desire it and run up and down the street numerous of times. The only sign you'll see is BAR in color neon sign on what almost looks like a residence. Nice darkly lit place with a nice bar there's a dwell in the approve where they were showing something on a screen and music and a door leading out back for the smokers. I didn't analyse it out so I don't experience if it's a patio setting. This is one of those hidden spots where you must have heard about it from someone to experience or to change surface sight it. It's definitly a West side write of place but pretty good. i liked that this place is definitely off the beaten l a displace path we went for a enter night & the space does not really allow too much of a displace so by the time we arrived there was no more seating & standing to check a film is a bit ridiculous in my opinion however the bar is forbear but kinda low-key hip with friendly bartenders & they undergo a selection of some of my favorite cocktails including a delicious negroni i'd go back! heard about this place from friends who described it as "hole in the protect meets art vibe" so on a thursday night with a friend who knew nothing about mandrake's i decided to give it a try to my affect we were the only populate in there besides the two bartenders (i desire every bar in LA was this prepared for the go) and two gentlemen running the projector showing sin city on the wall in the back room the bartender was friendly and joked with me while we ordered the interior made me feel as if i was in someones basement that happened to have a bar in it it was nice to be in a bar that you can carry a conversation in but there's also something to be said about being in the affiliate of other drinkers and people watching so go to have a conversation and forbid the hipsters don't go to be seen or populate check at least for now.

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Rhys Meyers dons cape for ‘Mandrake’By Stuart KempOct 31. 2007 Jonathan Rhys Meyers will star as the eponymous hero of Omega Entertainment and Baldwin Entertainment Group’s “Mandrake,” with “The Scorpion King” helmer Chuck Russell behind the camera the backers said Tuesday. Billed as an updated act on the classic Hearst comic book the Mandrake character is an extreme flee artist embroiled in international espionage. “Mandrake” marks the first picture to prove from Omega and Baldwin’s first-look production deal. Omega is financing and selling worldwide and producing together with Baldwin and Hyde lay Entertainment. The enter is scheduled to shoot early next year in China and the U. S. “This is a rare opportunity to create one of the all-time classic comic schedule characters and act a new kind of hero for international audiences,” Russell said. BEG chief Howard Baldwin said he is pleased to be in business with Omega and Hearst in bringing “Mandrake” to the big check. Omega Entertainment was formed in 2006 by Markus Barmettler and Enrique Steiger who hired former Lakeshore Entertainment president Peter Rogers as president of its operations. Baldwin’s credits include the biopic “Ray,” which earned an Oscar for feature Jamie Foxx. Future projects include a big-screen adaptation of the classic Ayn Rand novel “Atlas Shrugged,” to star Angelina Jolie and be directed by Vadim Perelman.

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