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This appropriately named bar is located just across Pacific Coast Highway from the shore and it sports a nautical theme, boat hull facade to boot. It's a bit of a hidden gem, run by Hollywood nightlife impresario John Terzian with craft cocktails developed by Vincenzo Marianella but tucked away in a location that prevents it from ever becoming too much of a scene. It is also one of the not many places to get a decent drink in the Palisades, given that the only liquor license in the Palisades proper is at a mediocre pan-Asian restaurant. While Shore Prevent now primarily serves the upscale crowd of NoMo Santa Monica, it has a rich history as one of the oldest gay bars in Los Angeles. Once called the SS Friendship and frequented by gay beachgoers across PCH at Will Rogers Beach, the bar was fictionalized in Christopher Isherwood's A Single Man as the "Starboard Side" lock (and used as a location in the recent film). Try "The Members Only" cocktail, and attempt out the photo booth on the back patio.
DUDE RANCH
Tuesdays | 7 PM
Country Line Dancing | DJ Rick Dominguez
LINE UP
HAPPY HOUR
Weekdays | 5 PM &#; 9 PM
$5 Well, Wine, Beer, Shot of the Day | $9 Call Drinks
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HOT ROD
Wednesdays | 9 PM &#; 2 AM
Hosted by Stefano Rosso | Proceed Go Dancers | Live DJ Set
GEAR UP
HAPPY HOUR KARAOKE
Wednesdays | 6 PM &#; 9 PM
Hosted by Darin | $5 Wells, Shots, Beer & Wine
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ARRIBA
Thursdays | 9 PM &#; 2 AM
Latin Night | DJ IVAN | Upstairs
VIEW DETAILS
DRAG RACE VIEWING PARTY
Fridays | 4 PM &#; 8 PM
Happy Hour | $5 Wine | $5 Wells
👑 Earn the T!
DREAMGIRLS REVUE
Fridays | 8 PM &#; 11 PM
Hosted by Jasmine Masters | Weekly Lineup | Extraordinary Guests
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BRUNCH WITH THE DIVAS
Saturdays | 1 PM &#; 3 PM
Bottomless Mimosas | Weekly Lineup
12 PM – Doors
The current location of Eagle LA has served as home to many gay bars over the years dating back 44 years. It was known as the Shed from The Outcast from , the famous Gauntlet II from , then later, Eagle LA.
Gauntlet II was in operation for 21 years. Then, in the summer of Charlie and business partner Vince decided to buy the bar with the intention of making a label change. In April , Eagle LA was born, or, reborn as it may be. There was an original Eagle LA located in West Hollywood at the corner of Santa Monica Blvd. and Fairfax. It operated for 15 years and closed in Although that Eagle is of no relation to Charlie or Vince, they are proud to reestablish the Eagle LA and become the latest in a long line of Eagle bars in cities throughout the US and around the planet. It has always been their mission to uphold the Leather/Uniform/Fetish traditions establish forth by the infamous Eagle name and that traditions still holds accurate today.
In January , The Eagle was one of several LGBTQ businesses to raise funds to stop permanent closure
The current location of Eagle LA has served as home to many gay bars over the years dating back 44 years. It was known as the Shed from The Outcast from , the famous Gauntlet II from , then later, Eagle LA.
Gauntlet II was in operation for 21 years. Then, in the summer of Charlie and business partner Vince decided to buy the bar with the intention of making a label change. In April , Eagle LA was born, or, reborn as it may be. There was an original Eagle LA located in West Hollywood at the corner of Santa Monica Blvd. and Fairfax. It operated for 15 years and closed in Although that Eagle is of no relation to Charlie or Vince, they are proud to reestablish the Eagle LA and become the latest in a long line of Eagle bars in cities throughout the US and around the planet. It has always been their mission to uphold the Leather/Uniform/Fetish traditions establish forth by the infamous Eagle name and that traditions still holds accurate today.
In January , The Eagle was one of several LGBTQ businesses to raise funds to stop permanent closure