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About Broadway Bar

Broadway Bar is an upscale two-story bar and nightlife venue in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. Known for a 50-foot circular main bar, mezzanine and private event spaces, this venue has hosted private parties and theater-goer crowds. Although currently closed as of August 2025 (not demolished), the space remains a notable landmark at 830 S Broadway, now repurposed as STILE Downtown Los Angeles by Kasa. This guide provides seating considerations, parking options, transit access, and nearby hotel and restaurant recommendations to help you plan future visits or private events in the area.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 830 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90014.
  • Venue type: upscale two-story bar/nightclub with a mezzanine, a 50-foot circular main bar, and separate smoking balcony; private event spaces noted.
  • Current status: closed as of August 2025; not demolished.
  • Capacity/seating: public capacity not publicly published; space is described as roughly 8,000 sq ft.
  • Seating chart: no public seating chart is available; venue offered mezzanine/private-event areas rather than a fixed theater seating plan.
  • Parking: self parking available; nearby street parking options exist.
  • Transit: accessible via Downtown LA transit; closest access includes multiple bus lines and the 7th Street/Metro Center and Pershing Square areas; nearby B/D lines and Angels Flight vicinity.
  • Nearby hotels: the historic building has been repurposed as STILE Downtown Los Angeles by Kasa at 929 S Broadway (formerly Ace Hotel/UA Theatre); Ace Hotel DTLA has been rebranded and the UA Theatre space now operates as STILE.
  • Notable events hosted: private parties and special events were common in the mezzanine and main spaces; the venue was known for theater-goer crowds and nightlife events.