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Los Angeles, California
Tropical Cuban bar and restaurant with drag brunch in Boystown.
Beaches WeHo is a Cuban restaurant-and-nightlife hybrid on Santa Monica Boulevard, built around the Carta family's recipes and a design that nods to 1980s Miami disco. The two-story space runs two full bars, a DJ booth, and a main dance floor, so it shifts from a sit-down California-Cuban dinner into club energy as the night goes on. The weekend drag brunch is the headline draw and pulls a mixed, dressed-up crowd; later the disco lighting and tropical decor lean fully into the party. It's a solid pick when you want dinner and a dance floor under one roof instead of bar-hopping the strip.
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