The story
A basement speakeasy disguised as a piano store that held LA's oldest liquor license for over a century.
Everything that was here
- 1906–2020
King Eddy Saloon at the King Edward HotelBar
A basement speakeasy disguised as a piano store that held LA's oldest liquor license for over a century.
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