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Pubs continued Ye Coach & Horses Pub has been in continuous operation since 1934 and is a favorite watering hole of many celebrities and stars. in – it feels like old school Hollywood,” noted joint owner Chris Breed. “Tey stare up at the ceiling before they’ve even ordered a beer – it really has that “wow” factor.” Recently voted as having one of the best Happy Hours in LA ($2 beers and $5 well drinks), Ye Coach & Horses pub is the oldest in Hollywood – it’s been here since 1934 – and is a little off the beaten track. A hipster dive bar that’s part swank, part sleazy, it has a notorious killer juke box, a Monday night drinking club, and is well-known as a place where stars like Quentin Tarantino, Drew Barrymore and Kirsten Dunst and many more go to hideout and hangout. Jane Grant, owner since the 1950’s, remarked, “Johnny Weissmuller used to do his “Tarzan” yell out- side, and all the English movie stars came here when movies converted to sound and the stu- dios wanted that wonderful accent. Te two Richard’s – Burton and Harris – came here too. It’s a real drinking bar, and I think we’ll be here forever, through thick and thin.” And finally, there’s Dillons Dillons Irish Pub has a warm, modernistic atmosphere, great food, and reasonable prices. 48 DISCOVER HOLLYWOOD / SUMMER 2010 Irish Pub, the new kid on the block. Tey’re at street level in the gothic deco 1930’s Equitable Building at the prime tourist spot of Hollywood and Vine – try and spot the gargoyles on the fifth floor balconies as you go in. Its loud atmosphere and generous prices have quickly be-