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326
Categories: Nightlife Bars Sports Bars Nightlife Bars Wine Bars Sports Bars, Wine Bars [Edit]
6333 3rd StLos Angeles, CA 90036
Neighborhood: Mid-City West
(323) 549-2156
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street, Validated, Valet
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Music:
- Live, Music Videos
- Best Nights:
- Fri, Thu, Sat
- Happy Hour:
- Yes
- Alcohol:
- Beer & Wine Only
- Smoking:
- Yes
- Coat Check:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Loud
- Good For Dancing:
- No
- Has TV:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
S d. said: "I really enjoy this place a lot. I came here for the first time not knowing really what to expect. HH is from 3pm-6pm with a few dollars of the appetizers, $1 off drafts, and $3.50 well drinks. Tuesday: $1 tacos Wednesday: $.50…" read more »
17 reviews for 326
17 reviews in English
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Review from Randy B.
5/2/2012
Very cool little casual hang! Nothing fancy, but something cool and hip about being in the Farmers Market, surrounded by all kinds of food and restaurants, and as the night goes on...other places are closing up all around 326, and you're made to feel as if you are staying up late and closing the place...like a VIP at a private, closed party.
Monday-Friday, happy hour is from 5pm-7pm (so, actually 2 hours are happy...), and they have daily wine and draft specials. Prices are fair, with about 10 draft beers at $5-8 per pint, and a dozen or so wine options. The service is fair, as there was just 1 bartender to service a large amount of people. But, since it's quite laid back, no stress was had. When the seats at the bar were all taken, a couple of seats opened up just behind, and it was great yet casual to just sit and enjoy a fine brew.
I was there with a buddy of mine (hey Tim!), and surrounded by bigger groups (a birthday?), as well as people coming in from a movie as Tim and I were...and others were people dressed up a bit, likely on dates to looking to elongate the night out.
It's a nice little retreat from the Disney-ish feeling of The Grove (not that there's anything wrong with that!).Listed in: LA's Happiest Hours
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Review from nicole s.
Los Angeles, CA
2/16/2012 7 Check-ins Here
326 has a good beer selection and limited wine choices, but the ambience of the Farmer's Market and the great, friendly bar tenders far outway the selection. Great casual vibe.
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Review from Drew S.
Los Angeles, CA
1/31/2012 8 Check-ins Here
Favorite bar in LA. Low key, good prices, and the bartenders are awesome people. If you get the drunchies,(drunk munchies) there's so much good food around there as well. Highly recommended.
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Review from Christopher T.
Culver City, CA
5/15/2011
Hate This Bar! Won't ever come back!
The bar is filthy, I saw a roach crawling behind the counter. The bar tender got annoyed because I was taking photos with my iPhone and started getting irate. This place sucks ass and the service sucks ass as well.
Id give it 0 stars if I could. -
Review from Kristen F.
10/3/2006 1 photo
My night began as usual. I went for a quick drink with a friend who told me about a bar hiddin in the Farmers Market.
What bar? There's a bar among the fresh veggies, fruits and crepes at the Farmers Market? Get out of here! Yes Virgina, there is a bar in the Farmers Market.
I'm use to parking in The Grove parking structure but because the little old ladies, tourist and other forms of humans were all at home we found ourselves rock star parking in the lot across the way from the Farmers Market.
Arrived in time to watch the Green Bay Packers get crushed by the Eagles. How sad it is to be a piece of cheese today? On one side sat the Green Bay fans, the other Eagles. The crowd was mostly locals, drunk locals.
They have a variety of domestic bottled, draft beers and wines. 326 different beers and we were only on drink number three. Well we thought it was 326 different beers. I think it was more like 26. They only take cash only by the way.
They had a mysterious phallus shaped bar tap which turned me on. I drunkenly yelled "Hey that looks like a dildo I purchased at Hustler store!" I've never seen football fans pay attention to me so quickly during a game before.
The bartender kept stealing our ash tray all night. I think it was a sign for less smoking, more drinking. -
Review from Andrea Z.
Los Angeles, CA
6/6/2008
Fuck! the Lakers lost the first game of the finals.
poop.
But I am super happy for $2 Bud specials during the finals at 326!!!
Although i do believe that the bartender with the Boston cap may be bad luck... (he was super nice though). -
Review from Jeremy C.
Los Angeles, CA
8/13/2011
Sometimes loud. Sometimes quiet. Always a good time. Right in the heart of the farmer's market, 326 is a great spot to drink, eat and get crazy. Plenty of seating and lots of food vendors to choose from. If you hang around long enough, you may even catch a man in his 60s doing headstands. Or watch a guy who "got picked up in a limo to be on Jay Leno earlier" now hitting on your wife. Decent beer selection -- pitchers of Arrogant Bastard for $18. They validate parking (2 hours free), but if you need a sense of validation, bring your friends and buy the first round. You'll be a hero. And you may even meet some amazing people. I know I have.
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Review from Tiffany M.
San Francisco, CA
12/7/2006
This bar compliments the Farmers Market perfectly!
There is a space with tables that surrounds it, and on a hot summer day (or a hot winter day, here in LA), you can often find me with friends and family having pitchers here.
On Sundays, this seems to be a local spot for British ExPats, who add to the charm of it immensely.
And the good selection of tap beers is worth a stop in regularly; you wouldn't want to miss a seasonal beer on special there.
326 gets docked one sad star for not having Guinness, my drink of choice... and making me have to walk to the other bar (yes there are TWO) in the Farmers Market to get my drink, and carry it back to my friends at 326... in other words, one star subtracted for forcing me to exercise whilst drinking. -
Review from Tamela P.
Park La Brea, CA
3/19/2008
I've always passed this place but never actually stayed for a drink. I've been invited to HAPPY HOUR here but never atteneded. Recently I actually went to a HAPPY HOUR hosted by my friend JD. My roommate and I met him and his friends for drinks, since this is a Beer & Wine Only type bar we got a pitcher of Beer (which I'm not a fan of) for $18.00 and I proceeded to get very tipsy (ok drunk but it was an accident). Overall it was a good experience.
Went back again for St. Patty's day again had a pitcher of beer but way too many slimy guys. When I'm in the mood for beer and mexican food (the resturant is in the next stall) this is the place to go. -
Review from m w.
Los Angeles, CA
12/27/2011
This place just sucks! If you are not a regular you can kiss your customer service good bye. They totally dominate the U-shaped bar and god forbid if you try to reach over them or move in between them to beckon the bar tender to help you. It is a bar that is just filled with a bunch of snobs to intimidate the tourist crowd. It is almost like they want to be a part of the Farmers Market and be like zoo animals for all of the tourists to view. The only problem is that the local regulars sitting around the bar are not anywhere close to the representation of the LA population. Go to the end and sit at EB's on the West End.
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Review from Madison B.
Los Angeles, CA
5/24/2010
Honestly, what could be better than a sports bar right smack in the middle of the Farmer's Market? I mean this is a prime people watching spot! The pitchers are in the $19 range and you really get your money's worth. You could always grab lunch, shop, eat macaroons, or watch a game all while drinking your ice cold beer in the glorious LA sun. Okay I'm done swooning, but this is really the perfect way to spend a lazy Saturday.
The only reason I give it 4 stars is because they do have a very limited beer selection and it's usually packed with not a lot of tables. -
Review from Jason C.
Los Angeles, CA
6/21/2007
Not sure why I'm telling you about this place because I like it just the way it is. So if you're an assface stay away. Beer and wine specials daily...no hard stuff though. Smack in the middle of the Market. Might be the best people watching place besides Venice. If you decide to stop by, look for me...I'll be the guy drinking a beer. And well, if you're a funny assface join the fun.
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Review from Emily C.
Los Angeles, CA
9/29/2009
Friendly bartenders and very reasonable beer prices. We went here on a Sunday afternoon to catch a football game. You'll only find domestic beers here (head over to E.B.'s at the other end of the Farmers Market for imports), but there's still a good selection to choose from. You can get a decent seasonal brew for $5, or $4 during happy hour (which happens every day of the week-- love it.) I also appreciated the special "Farmers Market" brews which were priced the same as Bud but much, much tastier. Like other reviewers have mentioned, this is a nice chill, dive-y oasis just steps away from the whole Grove "scene." A good place to meet some old, friendly, normal looking people! Plus, you can overpay for nachos a few feet away at Loteria, and eat them right at the bar! Or at least, that's what I did...
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Review from John D.
Los Angeles, CA
9/26/2008
Nice place to watch a game with food from one of the nearby stalls.
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Review from David M.
Los Angeles, CA
12/25/2010
love this bar! steamboat beer from sf and byof....hell yeah
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Review from Lisa Z.
3/9/2009 1 Check-in Here
I didn't think it was possible, but we discovered this dive-ish local bar smack dab in the middle of the Farmers Market one day whilst meandering through the stands. I thought the only watering holes in the Grove area were pretty much the big-box restaurants there, and I'll take a pass on those and the crowds that go with. That's why I love Farmer's Market -- although it's right next to the Grove, it has SOUL where the Grove does not. The Farmer's Market is real, stands packed together, all kinds of foods and products all next to each other, you can wander around and find treasures here and there and just enjoy the incredible options they have. After a crowded day at the Grove, and having to schlep through American Girl to get a friend's daughter a gift, we really could have used a drink. We wandered into the middle of the food stands and that's how we discovered 326. No nonsense, no frills service but friendly. Grab a seat at the bar if you can, but there is another wooden plank type table behind the main bar you can sit at, as well. They have quite a few domestic beers on tap and often have a featured beer. Champagne splits for cheap ($5), and you can go right over to the fruit stand and get yourself a fresh squeezed OJ (one is enough to share) and with the flute 326 provides, you have yourself mimosa! Yay! I haven't tried the wine here, but they seem to pour a nice full glass. Good to know, after all Monsieur Marcel (quite close) has wine too, but it's about 2-3x more expensive. They often have games on and believe me there are interesting locals here as well as non locals who just happened in for a drink. Love it! ( BTW there is another bar in Farmer's Market but it's at the Fairfax end,by the food stands on that side. Haven't tried it yet.) It is a CASH ONLY place though.
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Review from darci g.
Los Angeles, CA
9/23/2009
when the weather is lovely, which it often is in sunny california, the last thing i want to do is go inside a bar to watch a game or hang out with friends. genius to come up with the idea of an outside bar! theres only about 15 seats at the actual bar, but somehow i always manage to find a stool. if it is full however, there is ample seating around at various tables in which you can take your drinks to and enjoy. i believe they a happy hour between 4-7, which prices their drinks really reasonable. they only serve beer and wine but do have a nice selection of both. the only down side is that there is only 1 tv, but it usually is playing the biggest game on at the moment, so i feel its not that big of a concern. the best part about it is, after a few drinks and youre feeling hungry, you have the whole farmer markets of food choices to choose from!!! the bartenders are also always pretty nice as are the fellow bar goers ive met. enjoy!!
