SweetWater WeHo

Horrible and boring, it’s always dead

Sweetwater is such a welcome addition to the neighborhood. Great space, great staff, and you can really feel how the owner Berni has poured her heart and soul into every part of it.

Love this place! Perfect place to watch a game or be a lesbian or both.

Celebrated my friend's birthday at Sweetwater WeHo, and it was an amazing experience! We reserved a VIP table, and the customer service was excellent from start to finish. The owners even came by to interact with us and made sure we were taken care of throughout the night, which made the experience feel extra special. The atmosphere was fun, welcoming, and most importantly, we felt safe the entire evening. The vibes were incredible! I absolutely loved it and will definitely be coming back. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

SweetWater WeHo is officially our new favorite spot! The owner is warm and personable—the true heartbeat of the space—and the staff are some of the friendliest in WeHo. My husband and I love bringing our lesbian friends here; everyone we’ve met has been welcoming and fun. It’s a magical, inclusive vibe that deserves strong community support. The venue is stunning, with huge windows overlooking the Pacific Design Center and an incredible energy throughout. SweetWater already feels iconic, and WeHo is lucky to have it. Come early, grab a drink, bring friends, and enjoy this beautiful space—we’re so excited to have SweetWater in the neighborhood! 💙🌈🥂

I went here on a Friday night with a girlfriend and we had so much fun. The drinks were strong and the music was playing all the right songs. It was nice to see a lesbian bar in boys town.

I stumbled into this bar because I saw people just dancing on the dance floor. The music was great and kept our party going all night. The drinks were reasonable and strong. I’ll definitely be back. It’s a lesbian bar but everyone in the entire LGBTQ community were having a blast.

A nice, partially open air bar that was clean and pleasant to be in with super-nice bathrooms and handwashing area. While the bar's atmosphere was great (including some lovely live music), my first impression on service was very poor. I ordered a Guinness, which was served in a can - no glass/cup offered as is customary for Guinness (an acceptable mistake/oversight in itself). However when I asked the server for a cup to poor the Guinness into, I was met with a distinctly frustrated and impatient attitude despite the bar not being particularly busy (i.e. no other immediate customers waiting to be served). Further, the cup the server got was cracked spilling a good amount of the beer on the counter. The server's remedy for the situation was not to get me a replacement beer, but to then repour the remaining Guinness into a second cup and then quickly walk away. Perhaps i'm being overly precious about how my go-to beer should be served, but I found this interaction to be unfriendly, dismissive, and a very poor first impression of this bar's service. Based on the good atmosphere I'll likely give the bar a second chance, but some based on this experience, the service needs improvement.