The Silverlake Lounge Parking & Transit
Lots, prices, transit, and where to actually park.
Los Angeles, California
Quick answer
The Silverlake Lounge has no dedicated parking lot. Street parking is metered and fills up quickly in the evening. A small lot at 2905 Sunset Blvd has about 21 spaces but is often reserved for local businesses or residents. Many visitors prefer to use rideshare services, which drop off directly in front of the entrance.
Public transit
Metro Local buses #2 and #4 run along Sunset Blvd and stop within a block of the lounge. The closest stop is Sunset & Maltman, about a 3-minute walk away. There are no direct subway stops in Silver Lake; the nearest Red Line stops are over a mile away at Vermont/Sunset. At night, the DASH Silver Lake routes or Owl buses on Sunset (70/71N) can be used.
Drop-off and rideshare
Rideshare services drop off directly in front of The Silverlake Lounge's entrance on Sunset Blvd. This is the most convenient option, especially given the limited street parking.
Common questions
(the stuff people ask from the car)
Is there parking at The Silverlake Lounge?
The Silverlake Lounge does not have a dedicated parking lot. Street parking is metered and fills up quickly in the evening. A small lot at 2905 Sunset Blvd has about 21 spaces but is often reserved for local businesses or residents. Many visitors prefer to use rideshare services, which drop off directly in front of the entrance.
How do I get to The Silverlake Lounge by public transit?
Metro Local buses #2 and #4 run along Sunset Blvd and stop within a block of The Silverlake Lounge. The closest stop is Sunset & Maltman, about a 3-minute walk away. There are no direct subway stops in Silver Lake; the nearest Red Line stops are over a mile away at Vermont/Sunset. At night, the DASH Silver Lake routes or Owl buses on Sunset (70/71N) can be used.
Can I bring a camera into The Silverlake Lounge?
Yes, The Silverlake Lounge allows small point-and-shoot cameras. Cameras with detachable lenses are not permitted.