Stache West Hollywood

American · Fusion · West Hollywood, CA

$$ ·American · Fusion · LGBTQ-owned

About

Stache West Hollywood sits in the heart of WeHo's queer scene, offering a lively mix of restaurant, bar, and nightclub under one roof. The menu is primarily plant-based, with bright California flavors served as small plates—perfect for sharing over colorful cocktails. The open-air dining area gives the space an airy, social feel, and the energy ramps up as the night goes on with drag shows and go-go dancers.

You'll find a mixed crowd of 20- and 30-somethings, including a trans-friendly vibe. Happy hour draws a steady flow, and the late-nite hours keep things going. If you're exploring the neighborhood, Gracias Madre is nearby for another plant-based option. Whether you're here for dinner or dancing, it's a solid spot to spend an evening.

Located in West Hollywood, Stache sits at the center of the city's vibrant LGBTQ+ nightlife scene.

Features

  • Plant-based small plates and cocktails
  • Drag shows and go-go dancers
  • Open-air outdoor seating
  • Late-nite dining and bar
  • Happy hour specials

Cuisine

AmericanFusionTapas Small PlatesSunday BrunchSandwichVegan

Good for

Drag ShowsGo-Go Boys/StrippersLeatherOutdoor SeatingHappy HourBar FoodGood For Groups20 Somethings30 SomethingsDancingLate Nite

Practical

Trans FriendlyMixed LGBTQLGBTQ Owned

What people say

2 community ratings.

From the community

Stache is a lot of fun. The food is good and the crowd is great. The music is awesome and the people are enjoyable.

A visitor · Over a year ago

Frequently Asked Questions

Do they have vegetarian or vegan options? +

Yes, the menu is primarily plant-based, so vegan and vegetarian options are abundant.

Is there outdoor seating? +

Yes, Stache features a stunning open-air dining area.

What kind of entertainment do they have? +

Expect drag shows and go-go dancers, especially on weekends.

Is Stache LGBTQ+ owned? +

Yes, it's an LGBTQ+ owned venue.

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