Lila B

Seeing there hasn’t been a review of this place in the past few years made me a little skeptical but I had a great experience regardless. If you work near the Landmark, this is a fabulous spot to get your happy hour on. Libations, food, music, they have it all! I came here with a colleague on the tail end of happy hour (4−630pm) and was more than pleased to see that they had $ 3 glasses of wine. And you know what? 3 dolla make me holla! Along with that, starters are ½ off so we grabbed a spinach and artichoke dip and two bowls of french onion soup (a little on the pricey side but the serving was huge) and all was good in the hood. They had live music while people were waiting to enter Comedy Works and once they opened up the line, the place emptied out. There was only one person working as bartender and server but he was hustling. I wouldn’t make a special trip from the other end of town but if you work in DTC, this is a great place to unwind and throw a few back.

This place has a graduated happy hour, from 3:30 — 4:30 they have $ 3 martinis and cheap ass snacks. From 5:30 — 6:30 $ 5 martinis but not food specials. I think they should meet in the middle and just have 4.00 martinis and snack deals.
The other bars seemed PACKED but there was NO ONE at Lila B’s. They even had a dude playing guitar on the patio, and me and my husband. Its nice, too and the deals are fab. I did see people come up and check out the menu on display, which did not show happy hour but the brunch menu from Lucy’s upstairs. I am wondering if people get that the lounge is open — and that they have a kinda amazing happy hour.
The lounge is lovely inside, the walls look all glittery but they are covered in tiny glass beads.
I had a cosmo, it was yummy. Not AMAZING but good. I will be back to try to score a 3.00 martini at some point.

I should have suspected something when we were the only ones in the restaurant for dinner! It sounded like a great deal, prime rib dinner for $ 19.99 and half price bottle of wine. And the prime rib looked good on the plate, but was cold and the asparagus was cold and hard too. We both sent our meals back to get warmed up, but they came back the same, mostly cold and asparagus hard and cold. The appetizer was good, and the waitress was friendly, apologetic and was trying but the kitchen was a no show. In the past, breakfast and lunch has been good, but I won’t try dinner again. The live music downstairs sounded good.

A small bar in comedy works landmark. Nothing really special, but they have an amazing Caprese salad! Yum!

Best experience ever! We actually ended up coming to Lila B as a last resort because the pub across the street was packed. My boyfriend and I were the only ones in the entire bar and we decided to seat ourselves at the bar. The bar is a bit small compared to other bars, but then again this one is the part of the lobby of Comedy Works. The inside is clean and very modern with lots of colorful lights and while walls, white leather couches, leather stools. Clean too! The bartender Dusty, who is AWESOME, let us try some of the seasonal beers and made a cool shot called the «underwater city»!! It looked like a lava lamp. it was delicious. Anyways, he was the nicest bartender I’ve ever come across, was polite and down to earth and didn’t ignore us even when the place got so packed you couldn’t see the floor. He’s very personable and actually remembered half the people’s names as they walked through the door. My bf and I are definitely coming back JUST to get Dusty as our bartender again.

We went here for girls happy hour after work and I thought it was pretty good. When I say good I mean, «good-​for –the-​price.» Martini’s were tasty and less than $ 5 and the $ 1 food menu was satisfying. We each got fries and a couple sliders all of which were good by happy hour standards (especially for a dollar).
I agree with the reviewer before me. There isn’t much of a crowd but that’s actually nice if you’re looking to relax and be able to hear the person across from you. This isn’t an amazing or trendy place to take your friends but if you’re looking to have cheap eats and drinks with friends on a patio in the DTC after work it’s a good option.

So, for such an up and coming hot part of town, it felt more like simmering pot of nothing.
The lounge is new. The furniture is comtemporary. There are some great design elements, but the reality is — the crowd is non-​existent, and boring. It’s hard to find, and if you arent going to Comedy Works, why bother? Jing is across the street and even the shine has worn off that new toy. It’s just not in a hot location and without any draw, why bother?
You’d have to mapquest this place and we all know that’s not hot.
The bartenders are hot.
The servers are cool.
The menu is limited. Like 4 items.
HH is from 3 – 6, perfect for after work DTC action.
They do have a big screen if you and your friends want to go watch a game… alone. In a museum environment.