Free Parking in West Hollywood
Wednesdays in April
4PM-Midnight
The City of West Hollywood is supporting the WeHo Chamber’s WeHappy initiative by offering FREE parking in West Hollywood every Wednesday in April from 4 PM to midnight across all meters, city lots, and city structures.
Come to West Hollywood and support small business and the
WeHo Gives Back campaign!
WeHappy Deals
Check back here throughout April as more WeHappy deals emerge
- Gracias Madre ($9 marg, $6 beer, $8 wine)
- Butcher’s Daughter (daily happy hour: $7 beer, $10 wine, $12 cocktails; Wine Wednesdays: $10 glass of wine & half off select bottles)
- Granville ($5.50 beer, $8.50 wine, cocktails starting at $8.50, and bites starting at $6.50)
- Zinc Cafe ($5 beer, $8 wine, share plates starting at $8)
- Atacama Home (mention WeHappy Wednesdays for a 10% discount on any regular-priced item on Wednesdays from 4 PM - close)
- Bloom Boom (Flower Bar only $45 every Wednesday from 4 - 6 PM)
- Red Fish (20% off discount every Wednesday in April)
- Custom Comfort Mattress (Enjoy a $350 gift of organic bedding or apply the value towards a sleep upgrade of your choice with the purchase of a Heritage or Reserve Mattress)
- Maravilla Floral Designs (May 7th Only - Mother's Day Flower Arrangement Workshop. 50% of proceeds benefit WeHo Gives Back)
EAST SIDE:
- Formosa Cafe ($5 beer, $8 wine, $10 cocktails, $10 Food)
- Las Perlas ($6 Beers, $12 Cocktails)
- Jones West Hollywood ($5 Beer, $8.50 wine, cocktails starting at $12.50)
- Robby’s West Hollywood ($5 house wine and bottled beer everyday 3 - 6 PM + Sunday brunch 10 - 3 PM)
- Premiere Events / Premiere LA (50% off service fee)
- Breakthrough Pilates (Wednesday classical pilates reformer and cadillac classes only $35)
SUNSET STRIP:
- Katana (drinks starting at $7)
- State Social House (drinks starting at $4)
- Boxwood at the London (Easter Brunch & Egg Hunt and Easter Afternoon Tea)
- Bar Next Door (discounted well & classic cocktails + buy two happy hour drinks per person and get a pizza coin, which can be redeemed next door at Prince St. Pizza)
- Whiskey A Go Go ($2 off all drinks)
- 1Hotel (Daily specials on glasses/bottles of wines and bites at 1 Kitchen + 20% treatments for locals at Bamford Wellness Spa)
- Corniche Travel (50% off Corniche Travel booking fees on Wednesdays in April!)
- Night+Market WEHO (free order of wings or spicy spring rolls with purchase of a bottle of wine, 5-7PM and after 9PM)
- The Naughty Pig ( $2 off all beer and well cocktails, $9 Margs & Mules & Old Fashions during happy hour; $1 wings on Wednesday; & full menu of subs by SuperRad Sub Shop & fries available to order)
- 33 Taps ($5 drafts, $8 cocktails)
- Hi Tops ($5 Drinks)
- Beaches WeHo ($5 cocktails)
- Gym Bar WeHo ($5 drinks)
- The Abbey ($8 beer, $10 well cocktails & and discounts on select appetizers and martinis)
- Sweat Yoga (unlimited membership for $199, buy 2 months & get 3rd month free, new student promo for $30, 10 consecutive days of unlimited yoga limit *2/per day*)
- Hugo’s ($6 beer and wine, $8 cocktail, and $10 martinis)
- Sur Restaurant(wine bottles half off & $ 15 special pastas every Wednesday)
- Rocco’s WeHo (5 wings for $8 or 5 wings for $5 if they’re the same flavor + $5 well cocktails and pints every Wednesday)
- Revolver (2-for-1 well drinks, beer, and seltzer from 5 - 9 PM)
- WeHo Bistro ($5 beer, $10 cocktails)
- La Boheme ($10 cocktails, $9 wines, $2 off draft beers and bites starting at $6)
- Or Bar ($9 well drinks)
- Connie & Ted's ($6 beer, $8 wine & cocktails)
- Pura Vita ($10 aperitif & wine, $6 beer, & snacks + special prices on select natural Italian wines on wine Wednesday)
- Mirrors & Miore LLC (For the first time, the business will be open to the public and selling direct import 50% of retail)
- West Hollywood Gateway (1 hour free parking)
An Important Reminder: Do not drink and drive.
West Hollywood has many bars, restaurants, lounges, nightclubs, and venues that serve alcohol. We are dedicated to encouraging social responsibility and maintaining establishments that are free from overconsumption of alcohol. If you drink, please don't drive. Everyone in West Hollywood can take part in working together to ensure that alcohol consumption is safe in our city. For tips to Imbibe Intelligently, click here.
WeHo Gives Back
A New Initiative to Help Small Businesses
Recover from the Los Angeles Wildfires
We Aim to Restore Foot Traffic, Provide Financial Relief, and Rally Community Support for Local Establishments.
Beginning March 1, 2025, WeHo Gives Back enables residents and visitors to easily make donations via QR codes that will be placed at participating businesses. Donations will go to a recovery fund to help businesses offset revenue losses, maintain operations, and retain employees. This initiative marks the first of many community-driven efforts by WHCC to ensure that West Hollywood’s vibrant local businesses continue to thrive.
Since the LA Wildfires...
Revenue has Declined 25-50% in Many WeHo Businesses, With Some Reporting up to 70%
Many WeHo Businesses Have had to Reduce Hours or Lay Off Employees
Restaurants, Bars, Hotels, and Retail Shops Have Been Hit the Hardest
Many Businesses Are Still Grappling with the Financial Toll Left From Covid
The West Hollywood Workforce...
...is composed of 26% hospitality workers, primarily employed by small businesses. These establishments, including hotels, form the foundation of the city’s economy, contributing an estimated 70% of its revenue. They play a vital role in shaping West Hollywood’s culture and tourism industries, with a portion of business tax revenue allocated to social services, community safety, and city infrastructure improvements.
The Heightened Economic Strain...
...underscores the need for community-driven support. WHCC
created WeHo Gives Backs to restore the reported 25 - 50% loss in foot traffic and raise vital funds, encouraging the public to shop, dine, and play in West Hollywood.
"The small businesses of West Hollywood are resilient, but they need our community’s support now more than ever. WeHo Gives Back is our way of ensuring these establishments receive the support they need to recover and thrive.”
- Genevieve Morrill, WHCC CEO & President
