Tim Burton-themed bar ‘Beetle House’ opening in Los Angeles

NYC’s Tim Burton-inspired bar, Beetle House, is opening a Hollywood-based location on May 20th.

We first wrote about Beetle House NYC right before its East Village opening in April of last year. Now, Tim Burton fans on the west coast are about to get their own dose of the ghost with the most, because Beetle House LA is currently taking reservations!

We don’t have a ton of information about the new Hollywood-based space, but if it’s anything like their NYC location, the bar/restaurant will feature an odd & gothic atmosphere along with ghoulish  cocktails such as ‘The Beetles juice,’ the ‘Bio-exorcism,’ the ‘Coco skellington,’ and, ‘This is Halloween!,’ all inspired by the works of none other than Tim Burton – the spooky, quirky and endlessly imaginative artist and movie-maker known for films such as Beetlejuice, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Edward Scissorhands, Sleepy Hollow (and too many others to name).

Here’s a shot of Beetle House NYC:

And here’s a better look at Beetle House NYC via NowThis:

Here’s what we could find about Beetle House‘s expansion plans on their website:

The first and flagship location was established at 308 east 6th street NYC and opened officially in June 2016 to six months of sellout nights with enthusiastic customers and rave reviews.

Now Beetle House has set out on a new mission to share the experience with others around the country. In the coming months and years Beetle House will elaborate on additional concepts, celebrate a more broad and detailed approach to Halloween (zombie culture, horror films, more music celebration and art shows) as it pops up as a non permanent location in cities including, Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Nashville, Seattle and more to come. You can expect to see themed music events, dinner theater, art exhibits and other artistic expressions as we utilize much larger spaces than our NYC location and keep pushing to create and inspire over food and drinks!

Buried there in the fine print is the fact that the LA location is likely to be a non-permanent pop-up. Sounds like we’d all better make our reservations quickly.

Visit http://www.beetlehousenyc.com for more information and to book your reservations now.

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