With its home in the historic Spring Arcade Building in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles’ Historic Core, Clayton’s Public House is a creative collage of a forgotten time, a light-hearted, fun, tongue-in-cheek, artistic rendering of what entertained the Victorians of the 1880s while also paying homage to the Turn of The Century through the 1920s.
Offering 32 craft beers on tap featuring many local breweries, rare international beers, signature by-gone-era cocktails and elevated gastropub cuisine, Clayton’s has something for everyone, much like the time period it celebrates.
Happy Hour! Beer & Wine (Mama's Little Yella Pils $5, Stone Delicious IPA $6), Red, White, Sparkling $6, Well Drinks $7 / House Cocktail (A Proper Sour, Proper Twelve, Irish Whiskey, Fresh Lemon, Lime, Aquafaba $9 / Fried Chicken Bites, Choice of Curry or Mango ( Habanero $7, House Fries $4, Hummus $8), Clayton's Burger (8oz Burger, American Cheese, Arugula, Caramelized Onion, Bourbon BBQ Aioli, Fries) $12
03:00 PM - 07:00 PM
The real deal in every way! Was looking for great cocktails and bar food and it exceeded and delivered. Outstanding drinks...I mean outstanding! Yummy comfort food. And let's talk about the building. Whoa wow and stunning. They've created an atmosphere that is bygone of old Hollywood but feels very modern too. Love.
Our new go to place in Downtown Los Angeles...Fabulous Ambience, beautiful interior, great selection of beer, delicious food and wonderful service ....can't ask for a better hang out place in DTLA !!
I like dishes with curry so much; sometimes I feel like in a previous life I was born in India. Curry is ecstasy, seriously, I could eat food with curry for breakfast, lunch and dinner...If you ever visit this place make sure to try it or you'll be missing big time!
...It's a really cool place to enjoy a meal, especially if you're into the victorian gothic type decor! Their menu also changes, which keeps things interesting. I plan on coming back for drinks with coworkers soon!
The impossible burger was good but the cocktails were excellent! Try the modesta Ávila, much smoother than a margarita with mezcal and a little spice. The bartender takes pride in making the drinks just right. It's a cozy place and the service was great.
