The Living Room

Love the smash burger on the dinner menu, plenty of fries, juicy and tasty patties. All for $20!

We had great bar service at The Living Room. The bartender was super friendly & gave us a lots of tips on what see in Vancouver. Love the ambience at this place.

The drinks here are very good, the service is nice but I don't recommend coming here for the food - it's okay quality, but small portions and overpriced. If you do want to try it, go to firsttable website to get 50% off. The ambiance is pretty nice as well.

We wanted to stop a cute bar before heading back home for the night. Decided to check the living room out because it looked super cute on their Instagram. Upon entering on a Sunday evening, there were only 2-3 tables occupied.

We got a few drinks which were fine. I got a slice of their cheesecake which was mediocre and really sweet.

The atmosphere was alright, nothing really cute about it. The washroom downstairs seemed a bit sketchy. Not a huge fan, probably won't be a back.

Came for brunch (on the first day it was introduced since COVID) and had wonderful service. Our server brought us a complimentary cinnamon roll to start, standard now. We had the wild mushroom benny and the shakshuka. Both came out promptly and were delicious. The croissant that was served with the mushroom benny was toasted perfectly.

The decor of the living room is pretty great. Warm sea blue, classy and kooky vibe all at once. Would definitely recommend coming by and taking in the space.

I am from Florida. I have been to many hookah lounges that have been super welcoming... NOTHING was better than the living room. the owner Mike... super sweet, super cute, and super nice to me and my group... drinks were good too!! I will be back to Vancouver throughout the year... I will make sure I come back. I don't ever complain about places but I make it a point to comment when it is worth it.. we don't ever comment on the good.. Mike made sure our first visit was good. I will be back. loved this place!! thank you so much!! I hope you guys see this!! :)

This place was awesome it has a great ambience we came here twice on our trip to Vancouver. The food was good and the drinks and service were too. Saturday night turned into a club and it was just overall a really cool place with great staff and a great vibe. Highly recommend! S/o to the waiter Brooklyn who looks like zendaya, she was a vibe too!

Right on nelson street is this place called "living room" which is basically inside the "belmont hotel". Pink decor and old school telephone decor on the wall makes it look very hippie and modern at the same time.
Mostly young crowd comes here as the drinks are cheaper . Very nice bar area and short and crisp menu which is more or less appetizers.
Not very big portion of starters though. We had pasta which was cold but yummy n enough to feed two people only. I loved cauliflower starter which was baked n glazed in bbq sauce.
Raspberry flavoured drink was sweet and sour at the same time and the whiskey cocktail stricked the right chord. Enough alcohol to give me the buzzzzz
Clean place otherwise and infact every nook and corner was lively with young crowds. They have late nite hours and weekends in special. Open until 3 am to serve liquor and light snacks.

This is a super funky and stylish new lounge that has the added bonus of a club in the basement, called "The Basement" lol. I intentionally went on a Thursday because I didn't want to deal with line ups and I hear it gets pretty cray cray on a Fri or Sat night. The Living Room is both cozy and classy, the food is tasty, and the staff is awesome. From the door men (shout-outs to Arron, Jamie and Kam) to the bar staff and back to our lovely server; service was top notch, authentic and helpful. How often do you go to a bar, and are provided with a personal tour of the new venue. Dope sauce!!

The Living Room has plenty of seating, I especially enjoy the sections with couches that are a little bit segregated for a more intimate vibe. They also have your little chummy tables with one long bench seat that runs along the wall right across from the large central bar. Basically, if you want to social it up you can sit there, or the many seats surrounding the beautiful bar. The bartenders are social peeps so it's a totally awesome option. Honesty, I met so many of the staff members by name (that's classy), that I just can't remember them all!

The mood is set by dim lighting, a DJ doin' his thing and presently (pun intended), a massive Christmas tree!!! Loving the Christmas decor complimenting the already kick ass ambiance if this new lounge.

The food menu is extensive, but only runs till 10pm, at which time they switch to late night bites. I wasn't super hungry so I just tried the Truffle Pasta Bites because people kept raving about them. Yep, they are pretty rave able. Flavourful and rather doing for a light bite.

Drink wise... U can grab a Hey Y'all or Nude for $7, or cocktails run $12-$16 if I remember correctly. Not cheap to drink, but this is definitly a nicer lounge option.

The Basement Bar is also quite unique and funky with neon lights and video games. Forgive me for the graphic photo.... I didn't put that writting on the wall, but seriously enjoyed the decor lol. Oh, if you're uptight or a tad sensitive to sexually suggestive decor than don't visit The Basement or the bathrooms shared between The Living Room and The Basement.

Other useful tidbits: Open 7 days a week @ 11:30am
Happy Hour from 3-6pm. Highballs and beer for $5 and house wine for $6. They also have an upstairs room you can rent out for birthdays. I will have to investigate because someone (okay it's me) has a birthday coming up soon!!

New (open less than a month) bar where Doolin's used to be.

Parking is horrendous here. Best to come after 2200 when the meters turn free.

The theme really is like that of a living room, but with a vintage hipster twist. Reminds me of Electric Bicycle, but without the neon. True to its name, there's even an actual living room area, with armchairs and a fireplace. Actually looks pretty cool. There are also some vintage coin-op arcade machines, and a wall of rotary phones. Wonder if kids even know what these are.

Staff were friendly.

Beers were a wee bit pricey ($7 for a not so big glass of their in-house Belmont Ale) but this is downtown after all.