The Oaks Tavern

Bars & Pubs · Los Angeles, CA

13625 Moorpark Street, Los Angeles, CA, 91423

Phone: (818) 789-0401

Website: http://theoakstavern.com/

Rated 4.3 from 465 reviews.

About

The Oaks Tavern is a casual neighborhood bar in Los Angeles featuring an extensive selection of craft beers on tap alongside classic cocktails. The venue distinguishes itself through regular live performances and interactive live-band karaoke nights, making it a popular gathering spot for those seeking both quality drinks and entertainment.

Hours

  • Monday: 8:30 AM–2:00 AM
  • Tuesday: 11:30 AM–2:00 AM
  • Wednesday: 11:30 AM–2:00 AM
  • Thursday: 11:30 AM–2:00 AM
  • Friday: 11:30 AM–2:00 AM
  • Saturday: 11:30 AM–2:00 AM
  • Sunday: 9:30 AM–2:00 AM

Reviews

Good average bar, staff is great, drinks are good, the big draw here is the Karaoke. Not the best sound system or stage/set up, but they do a good job overall. The hosts are good, the crowd is lively, and definitely some good times to be had here. It is crowded and noisy most nights, so it's a popular place. — Jonathan P.
I did not buy any food. One of the bartenders had a long conversation with a customer ignoring other customers. The place was very busy. The karaoke lady is very, very good. — Cyn Burnett
Good and bad points when it comes to my visit at the Oaks Tavern. A bit dark and no real stage to speak of but very nice seating to watch the entertainment. Security greets you at the door and and always a good plus in my book. limited parking and mostly on Street. Prices of drinks are competitive. — Johnny Fernandez
This place has become our trivia team, The Griswolds, Sunday night hang. It’s a real gem of a den that so many folks drive past with a whim to one day check it out. Well, that day has come. The Oaks is cool, friendly, quirky... and all those things that makes a bar great. Cam rocks as the chillest bar person in the Valley and the locals will always welcome you - unless you're talking loud when Th… — Kev Lewin
I visited The Oaks Tavern with a few fellow veterans, and unfortunately had a disappointing experience at the door. I didn’t have my standard ID with my birthdate on it, but I did present both my VA ID and my birth certificate forms of identification that clearly verify who I am. Despite this, the doorman was hesitant to let me in, and when the manager came out, they didn’t engage with us or try… — Leegigta