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33 Taps - West Hollywood
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33 Taps - West Hollywood
8.4
Proudly queer-owned and fiercely local, this Rainbow District sports bar pours 33 beers on tap while serving premium bone-in buffalo wings with multiple sauce options. The $9 happy hour food specials Monday-Friday 3-7pm and late-night 9:30pm-close make their authentic buffalo wings accessible, while the jumbotron and 360-degree TV views ensure you won't miss any game action.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Bone-In Wings, Nashville Hot Chicken Tenders, Loaded Nachos
Scores:
Value: 8.8
Service: 8.3
Consistency: 8.4
Food Quality: 8.7
Atmosphere: 8.2
Cultural Relevance: 8.1
What makes it special: Queer-owned with twice-daily happy hour and comprehensive vegan menu options
Who should go: LGBTQ+ community, sports enthusiasts, vegans seeking inclusive sports bars
When to visit: Happy hour 3-7pm or late-night 9:30pm-close for $9 specials
What to order: Buffalo wings with ranch or blue cheese, $5 beers
Insider tip: Late-night happy hour offers same deals as afternoon with fewer crowds
Logistics & Planning
Parking: Metered street parking on Santa Monica Blvd - challenging after 5pm. Nearby lot options within 2 blocks, typically $10-15
Dress code: Casual sportswear - jeans, sneakers, team jerseys all welcome
Noise level: Loud during games - expect to raise your voice, quieter during weekday afternoons
Weekend wait: 20-40 min during big games, walk-in friendly otherwise
Weekday lunch: No wait - grab any seat at the bar or outdoor patio
Dietary Options
Vegetarian options: Yes - multiple options including veggie burgers, salads, and meat-free apps
Vegan options: Excellent - comprehensive vegan menu with plant-based wings and burgers clearly marked
Gluten-free options: Limited - inquire about naked wings and select salads, no dedicated fryer
Good to Know
Is this good for a first date? Better for casual 2nd or 3rd dates. The loud game atmosphere makes deep conversation challenging, but the inclusive vibe and outdoor seating during happy hour create a relaxed, low-pressure environment perfect for sports fans getting to know each other.
Can I get a table without a reservation? Yes, walk-ins are welcome and typical except during major playoff games. Arrive before 6pm on weekends or opt for bar seating which always has availability. Call ahead only for groups of 6+.
Is it kid-friendly? Not ideal for young children. The bar atmosphere and later hours (most action after 5pm) make it better suited for adults. However, families are welcome during earlier weekend hours before the evening crowd arrives.
Do they show all sports or just football? All sports with 360-degree TV views and jumbotron. They'll accommodate specific game requests - just ask the bartender. Popular for soccer, basketball, football, hockey, and UFC fights.
Is it actually LGBTQ+ friendly or just rainbow-washing? Authentically queer-owned and operated with strong ties to the WeHo LGBTQ+ community. Staff, regular crowd, and inclusive atmosphere reflect genuine commitment beyond marketing - this is a true Rainbow District neighborhood spot.
Best For
Better for: Best twice-daily happy hour in WeHo with actual quality wings (not frozen), inclusive LGBTQ+ sports bar atmosphere, comprehensive vegan options that don't compromise on flavor, and late-night deals when other happy hours have ended
Skip if: You want intimate conversation, need upscale cocktails beyond beer/basic mixed drinks, prefer traditional straight sports bar energy, or are looking for a quiet dinner experience - head to Barney's Beanery or Saddle Ranch instead
33 Taps - West Hollywood
7.7
LGBTQ-owned sports bar in the Rainbow District serving elevated pub fare with Nashville-style chicken and waffles alongside 33 craft beers on tap. Weekend brunch brings together sports viewing with quality comfort food in an inclusive, community-focused atmosphere.
Must-Try Dishes:
Nashville Chicken & Waffles, Breakfast Burrito, Breakfast Plate
Scores:
Value: 7.8
Service: 7.9
Consistency: 7.5
Food Quality: 7.8
Atmosphere: 8.1
Cultural Relevance: 7.6
What makes it special: LGBTQ-owned sports bar with elevated weekend brunch
Who should go: Groups wanting sports viewing with quality brunch
When to visit: Weekend mornings for brunch and early games
What to order: Nashville chicken waffles, breakfast burrito, craft beer
Insider tip: 360-degree TV views including signature jumbotron
Logistics & Planning
Parking: Street parking challenging on weekends, nearby paid lots $8-15, valet not available
Dress code: Casual sports bar attire - jeans, sneakers, team jerseys all welcome
Noise level: Lively - expect sports audio and group conversations, not ideal for quiet talks
Weekend wait: 30-45 min for brunch peak (10am-1pm), faster after 2pm
Weekday lunch: Usually immediate seating, may wait 10-15 min during happy hour
Dietary Options
Vegetarian options: Yes - veggie burgers, salads, and egg dishes beyond meat options
Vegan options: Limited - 2-3 options including beyond burger and modified salads
Gluten-free options: Some options available - GF buns for burgers, salads, check with kitchen
Good to Know
Is this good for a first date? Better for casual early dates or sports fans - the lively atmosphere and TV focus make intimate conversation challenging
Can I get a table without a reservation? Yes, they accept walk-ins but expect 30-45 min waits during weekend brunch peak (10am-1pm)
Is it kid-friendly? Family-friendly during daytime hours with high chairs available, but evening shifts more toward adult sports bar vibe
Best For
Better for: Groups wanting to combine quality brunch with sports viewing in an inclusive LGBTQ+ space with extensive craft beer selection
Skip if: You want quiet intimate dining, hate sports on TV, or prefer traditional upscale brunch without bar atmosphere