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    Go-Go Dancers are BACK at The Abbey Food & Bar

    Go-Go Dancers are back at The Abbey Food & Bar. It’s a sign that nightlife is slowly getting back to somewhat normalcy as LA County eases its COVID-19 health restrictions. As of Friday, April 30the, restrictions were lifted on operating hours for bars, breweries and wineries. Bars, which are still only allowed to operate outdoors, had been restricted to operating hours of 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.

    The Abbey’s underwear clad go-go dancers made their debut last weekend, Saturday, April 24th and they have return this weekend. Some COVID restrictions still apply.

    Photo courtesy of The Abbey Food & Bar
    Photo courtesy of The Abbey Food & Bar

    According to a spokesperson at the Abbey, the go-go dancers are on limited rotation at the moment. Only a small number of guys are on the floor at a time. More will be added as capacity limits in LA County continue to lift.

    The current new normal for the Abbey’s go-go dancers is the social distancing. The dancers keep a safe distance while they are on stage. That means no more slipping dollars into the skivvies of your favorite dancers for the moment. You can probably still make it rain, but there is now a tip bucket placed on the stage to collect hard-earned tips.

    Photo courtesy of The Abbey Food & Bar
    Photo courtesy of The Abbey Food & Bar

    For those who miss the go-go dancer experience, their current schedules are as follows:

    • Fridays from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
    • Saturdays from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.
    • Sundays from 2 p.m. to 2 a.m.

    The Abbey is getting into a celebratory mood as the restaurant counts down to its 30 Year anniversary. The Abbey coffee shop opened in May 1991, before it became the massive restaurant and bar we know today.

    The restaurant’s social media has been sharing memories from the past 30 years. From celebrity sightings, to moving across the street and back, to getting a liquor license, to Elizabeth Taylor, to a global pandemic, a lot has happened at The Abbey.

    “We will be sharing some of our memorable moments throughout our 30 years..Join us! Won’t you?!?” Reads a post on their official Facebook page. “We get chills just thinking about it! We would love for you to share your #AbbeyMoment throughout the years. Please add #Abbey1991 hashtag to all of your vintage Abbey moments and or send us your photos/videos to [email protected]. We will be sharing your moments on our social channels. From all of us at The Abbey… thank you for your loyalty and making The Abbey your second home. #MeetMeAtTheAbbey #Abbey30th #LGBTQ”

    Check back here for special events marking 30 years of the Abbey.

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    Paulo Murillo is Editor in Chief and Publisher of WEHO TIMES. He brings over 20 years of experience as a columnist, reporter, and photo journalist. Murillo began his professional writing career as the author of “Love Ya, Mean It,” an irreverent and sometimes controversial West Hollywood lifestyle column for FAB! newspaper. His work has appeared in numerous print and online publications, which include the “Hot Topic” column in Frontiers magazine, where he covered breaking news and local events in West Hollywood. He can be reached at [email protected]

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