“Food is great and the restaurant is run by the owners - always a good sign. Bar area is cool, they have jukebox that you can control from an app on your phone and plenty of TV's to catch a game. Excellent shredded beef in their quesadillas and enchiladas - the flavor is just fantastic! They have unbelievable lunch specials and is one of the last places in LA where you won't have to transfer money from your 401k to pay for a meal. The place is pretty big and has room for a nice birthday party. Oh... and the service is very fast. Ain't nobody lazy employed here!“
“Visiting from Maryland with my mom and brother! We wanted to hear some live jazz and stumbled upon a gem. The live jazz was absolutely amazing and service was awesome. We felt so welcome when we entered. I will be returning the next time I visit!“
“I want to give a full overview of the Nile Bar. I’ve been on multiple occasions- weekends and weeknights alike so I feel I have a good gage.Theres a lot of great things such as the huge TV’s, huge bar seating, live DJ/Bands and themed nights. It’s definitely more of a local bar feel because it’s a very clicky place. Meaning people just talk amongst the group of friends they came with- it’s not very social if you come alone and want to meet new people.Overall, service is not bad but it’s not good. You will wait much longer than expected. This is if the bar is full or just 1 to 5 people inside. Experienced both.Drinks are good and strong- price varies as they do have happy hour, but I usually pay closer to 17 bucks for one drink after happy hour.Had the sliders which were excellent but the wings were cooked very hard and they were not good.Now this part can be superficial, but this is for the fellas. The woman are on the larger/older side. This place doesn’t attract younger, smaller sized women. I’m not saying the women aren’t pretty, but if you also want someone in shape I would say this is not the place.And for the women… there’s a selection of men who come in solo to “watch the game” but besides small talk and a drink being bought for a very select few- I don’t really see you meeting anyone here. Just not set up for that vibe in my opinion. Stick to your gworls.But with all that being said, something about the Nile Bar really works. You just want to always come back because it does feel great. Idk what it is, but it’s a special feeling this place has that just pulls you back in for another game, another bite, or another drink.I give this place 4 stars overall!“
“Just had to write a review of the amazing time I had the other night after the game! Literally a hidden gem! I'm an LA native but I've never been to champs because of the bad rep they had... however after seeing they have new ownership and also a new hookah tender I decided to give it a try.My girls and I left soft stadium disappointed over the Rams lose (insert sad face) but of course drinks, good food, and hookah made it all better. The staff was very attentive- the Dj had us lit! we had egg rolls and they were fire! Our hookah was probably the best I've had in La(.) no cap- over all it was a great night and we'll definitely be back. I had to write this review because there were so many negative comments and it's nothing like the experience we had.“
“I have not actually had their crawfish, but what I have had from this establishment has been a 10 out of 10. Their garlic, Cajun fries, amazing! I've also had their fried catfish and that was really good as well. I would like to try their Dungeness crab if they have it. There's not many people when you walk in, so it seems like this place isn't that good but once you try their food, you see it is. It's also very clean smelling, but it doesn't smell like bleach. I do feel like the prices are decent for the flavor and the quantity. The girl at the front desk was also really pretty.“
“We go there every other month for Sunday night dinner and blues music. The Porterhouse Blues band is excellent! They have 6 TV's and a good tasting variety of foods. Their Hamburgers are delicious!Parking: Downtown Inglewood can be busy. We get there around 7 p.m. and usually find parking within 200 feet of the entrance.Wheelchair accessibility: No problem per State Law.“