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The Edison

5.0$$$· ExpensivePermanently closed

A historic subterranean nightlife lounge in Los Angeles is permanently closed.

🚫 This business has permanently closed. Details below are kept for reference only.

Located in the historic Higgins Building basement in Downtown Los Angeles, The Edison was a celebrated industrial-chic lounge housed in the city's first private power plant. Famous for its 1920s speakeasy ambiance, craft cocktails, and live performances, the iconic venue has permanently closed. It is no longer open to visitors for drinks or nightlife events.

History

Once the city's first private power plant, the Higgins Building Station No. 3, The Edison preserves much of its historical charm. Built in 1910, it was meticulously restored and transformed into a sophisticated social lounge, opening its doors to the public in 2007.

Quick tip: This venue is permanently closed; check active Downtown Los Angeles nightlife listings before planning a visit to the area.

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