by David A R. on The best interior design of any bar in LA. A great (if brief) happy hour deal. And a snooty clientele which makes me less inclined to go back on a regular basis.
by Jordan S. on Come for the art, stay for the drinks and the people watching. Met my friend here for a drink. They were having the "Sex Sells" exhibit. I didn't see what was sexy about it. The art kind of sucked, we both agreed. I'm definitely not sold. Anyway, the martinis were great! Very well prepared and delicious. Her and I had a great time sitting back, talking, and watching everyone else attempt to enjoy the terrible art. Oh and it was weird there were a bunch of people with SLR-style cameras who kept wanting to take our picture just sitting there, I guess we're very photogenic or something. Not sure if I liked that or not.
by Diane Jeffreys on There are rules at Ruby Skye. They are: 1. All men must approach all women from behind. How do you tell her she's cute and you want her? Be limpwristed enough just to approach her from the back and place your pelvis against her ass. Chicks dig that, really. 2. If you haven't walked through the dancefloor in the last 10 minutes, get moving. Ruby Skye is about seeing and being seen. You don't really need to dance, just keep trudging through the middle of the floor. 3. If you see a group of people dancing in a circle that's your signal to stand in the middle. Women love it if you occupy dancefloor space checking them out. Especially if you're not brave enough to actually approach them. 4. You don't really need to wear deodorant. You spent $180 on that shirt, right? All you need is a gold bracelet and a really expensive shirt. Who says you can't buy cool?
