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About Bardot Hollywood

Welcome to Bardot Hollywood, the versatile upstairs private event space and nightclub nestled within the Avalon Hollywood campus. Located at 1735 Vine Street in the heart of the Hollywood/Vine corridor, Bardot comprises three distinct spaces — Mezzanine, Main, and Lounge — on the venue's second floor. With flexible layouts, Bardot can accommodate seated events, standing receptions, or a hybrid setup for up to about 350 guests, depending on configuration. Whether you’re planning a high-energy nightclub night, an intimate private party, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with a dependable, straightforward ticketing and event experience.

We’re your connection for securing reliable access to Bardot Hollywood, including practical details on parking, transit, and nearby hotels and dining options to enhance your visit. Let us help you plan a visit that fits your schedule and budget without the fuss.

Venue notes: Bardot is part of the Avalon Hollywood complex (not demolished). It originated as a separate club and, since 2008, has operated as a branded space within Avalon Hollywood. There is no on-site parking at Bardot; nearby paid lots and garages along Vine Street and surrounding streets provide convenient options with varying daily and hourly rates. Transit access is strong, with the Hollywood/Vine corridor nearby offering Metro Red Line access and several bus lines (2, 210, 217, 222). Walking from nearby stops is common for guests.

  • Nearby paid lots/garages on Vine Street and surrounding streets; no dedicated on-site parking.
  • Closest options include Hollywood/Vine Metro Red Line station and local bus routes. Walking access from stops is common.
  • The Redbury Hollywood (1717 Vine St), Kimpton Everly Hotel (1800 Argyle Ave), The Hollywood Roosevelt (7000 Hollywood Blvd).
  • A variety of nearby restaurants and lounges along Vine Street and sunset-adjacent corridors provide pre- or post-event dining options.

For guests and planners, Bardot Hollywood offers a flexible, unfussy experience. If you’re securing tickets or coordinating an event, we’ll help you navigate layout options across the Mezzanine, Main, and Lounge spaces to fit your guest count and vibe. Reach out to lock in dates, explore venue specifics, and align on nearby conveniences to ensure your night goes smoothly.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: Bardot space in modern configurations up to about 350 (seated or standing); Avalon lists Bardot as three spaces with a 250‑person capacity per space in some configurations.
  • Address: Bardot / Avalon Hollywood, 1735 Vine Street, Los Angeles, CA 90028 (Hollywood/ Vine area).
  • Venue type: Upstairs private event space and nightclub within the Avalon Hollywood campus; Bardot comprises three spaces (Mezzanine, Main, Lounge) on the second floor.
  • Seating chart: No public, fixed seating chart published; typical setup uses flexible layout across Mezzanine/Main/Lounge to accommodate events, with a total capacity around 350.
  • Parking: No on‑site parking; nearby paid lots/garages on Vine Street and surrounding streets (e.g., 1749 Vine St, Vine Street Public Parking Lot #702, 1500 Vine St) with various daily/hourly rates; Avalon confirms no dedicated on‑site parking and Nearby lots are common.
  • Transit: Closest public transit includes the Hollywood/Vine corridor (Metro/Red Line access nearby) and multiple bus lines (2, 210, 217, 222); walking access from nearby stops is common.
  • Nearby hotels: The Redbury Hollywood (1717 Vine St), Kimpton Everly Hotel (1800 Argyle Ave), The Hollywood Roosevelt (7000 Hollywood Blvd).
  • Notable events hosted: Glitterbox at the Avalon/Bardot Hollywood (Dec 6, 2025); MR.BLACK (Mar 1, 2025); Giolì & Assia (Oct 25, 2025); Artem Pivovarov (Sept 28, 2025).
  • Renamed/demolished: Bardot is an active space within Avalon Hollywood (not demolished); Bardot originated as a separate club and the space was integrated into Avalon Hollywood in 2008 and continues to operate under the Avalon/Bardot branding.