Mama Lion Est. 2017
601 S Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90005, USA
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An avant-garde dining renaissance.
Mama Lion's unique decor depicts the elegance of the half-century allure, while also combining a sense of modern-day enlightenment. From its exquisite dining to the finest drinkable elixirs, Mama Lion's innovative pairings make any event, the perfect event.
- A/V Equipment
- Street Parking
- Valet Parking
- Wifi
- Dining Chairs
- Dining Tables
- Onsite Restrooms
- The Scene:
- Once upon a time, people liked to eat steak.
With scotch.
In public.
Like they’ll do again at Mama Lion, an impressively attired supper club named for a former tenant here.
You’ll go here when a stylish Koreatown night out that doesn’t necessarily require Korean food sounds appealing. A man in a suit will greet you, like the old days, before you’re squired to a seat around the gleaming bar.
It’d probably be prudent to pick from the 80 scotches to drink. Unless a Rusty Nail will get you there faster. Next, uni toastadas and truffle white bean hummus will be summoned from someone in a little black dress, forewarning the cast-iron prime NY steak your heart’s been set on.
And there you’ll dally. Drinking drinks. Amusing confidantes. Left foot moving to the band as they provide steak-and-whiskey-appropriate ambiance.
Right foot just kind of bashfully sitting there.
By Hadley Tomicki - Design:
- An avant-garde dining renaissance. The fusion of materials creates a modern supper club experience, an homage to the prestigious elements of the Golden Age of Hollywood. The existing raw industrial space combined with neighborhood glitz encompasses all that is luxurious dining.
- Standout Venue Features:
- Framing various elements of the space and incorporating gem-toned materials and textures, the design creates a seductive setting for the ultimate supper club experience. A symphony of lighting, reflective surfaces, and compelling textures welcomes guests for an extraordinary evening.
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- Photographer: Jakob Layman
- Photographer: Jakob Layman
- Photographer: Jakob Layman
- Photographer: Jakob Layman
- Photographer: Jakob Layman
- Photographer: Jakob Layman
- Photographer: Jakob Layman
- Photographer: Jakob Layman
- Photographer: Jakob Layman
- Photographer: Jakob Layman