Whether you’re looking for a great date spot or just a place to hang out with friends during the warmer months in L.A., you’re in luck. There’s definitely a huge pick of places to choose from, with vibes ranging from Mediterranean beach lounging to a pervasive hipster aesthetic. With so many options, it was definitely hard to narrow it down to five, but here are a few rooftop bars perfect for your next skyline-worthy outing.

1. Upstairs at Ace Hotel

With Gothic architecture surrounding you and downtown teeming right below, you can’t find a more lively spot for an evening drink. Perfect for lounging (poolside?) under Moroccan-canopies with incredible DJs making the ambience complete, this bar’s offerings of themed cocktails, craft beer, and wine with top bartenders from around the country. Who knows, you might even be able to swing by for brunch here.

2. The Library at the Redbury Hotel

Nestled within Hollywood with plush seating and cozy fire pits is The Library at the Redbury Hotel. With nary a cuter place in sight, prepare to check out their Social Hour for deals on kebabs, hummus, shawarma, and of course, cocktails.

3. Mama Shelter

For a distinct Caribbean feel and incredible views, Mama Shelter should be your go-to. With a great selection of theater-themed cocktails, wine, and sangria, you also have access to French-Moroccan dishes while lounging on colorful couches or getting competitive with some foosball.

4. Perch

As an aforementioned adorable date spot, Perch is also one of the best places with ideal L.A. views in downtown. Brunching or lunching or dinner are all incredible at this French bistro-esque location, Parisian cocktails and all. Don’t miss the live jazz or DJs in the evenings.

5. L.P.’s Rooftop Bar

For incredible views of Westwood, L.P. rooftop is tough to beat. With a crazy good Asian-themed menu, stellar wine/craft beer/boba cocktails/Music-themed cocktails, and shareables, your night out will not be disappointing.

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1. Whites v. reds

White wines get a better rep when it comes to pairing with cheeses; the lighter feel and acidity typically go well with your softer and creamier cheeses (think along the lines of Brie and Camembert). Red wines pair well with harder/firmer cheeses like Muenster and Cheddar, as the flavors stand up to each other better. But also keep in mind that a good salty/sweet contrast is always desirable.

2. Region

Often one will find that cheeses and wines from the same regions will pair well. Camembert with a French wine or Parmesan with Italian will likely go nicely and also make you look cultured and/or well-traveled as an added bonus.

3. ~~Experiment~~

Wine and cheese pairing is certainly not fool-proof, and the best way to get a sense of what goes well together is to simply pick your favorite wine and some cheese to see if each enhances the flavor of the other. Personal tastes are all subjective, so find what works for you! If the prospect of that is a bit daunting though, here are a few preliminary recommendations:

• Dry red wines: Gouda, Gorgonzola, Gruyere, Parmesan
• Fruity red wines: Monterey Jack, Port Salut, Swiss
• Dry white wines: Chévre, Gouda, Provolone
• Sparkling white wines: Brie, Cheddar, Colby
• Sweet white wines: Marscapone, bleu cheese, Créme Fraiche

Happy pairing! May your grown-up parties feel and taste as lovely as your wines and cheeses.

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With summer around the corner and wanderlusty Instagram photos clogging up your newsfeed, it makes sense that now would be the time to take a trip with some family and/or friends. However, this might beg the question: what is the best way to get some quality boozing in on this trip without breaking the bank? Fear not, avid reader, we have the answers right here for you. Whether you’re doing a romantic European escapade or a good ol’ fashioned American roadtrip, the solution to your booze-related problems are listed below for your viewing pleasures.

1. *Don’t* be afraid to look up the best local bars and Happy Hour deals

Depending on which city you’re in (or if you’re in a city at all), it’s well worth it to try to find the local watering hole to get a sense of not only the locale but also to really experience that ~culture~ you’ve been raving about to your friends back home. Not only is it worth it to look for Happy Hour deals at these bars, but look into any coupons or freebies that might be circulating around the internet, you never know what deals you might run into! Nothing beats a good two-for-one deal.

2. Grocery stores are your best friends

There is no better way to figure out the local drink of choice than surveying the grocery store aisles for whatever is most in stock/is cheaper than what you would find at home. Pretty much everywhere will have something unique to your location, not to mention that this will be much cheaper than trying to get the same thing in a bar or club, which leads me to my other point!

3. Pregame the club!

Whether you’re with a big group or it’s just you and a few friends, it isn’t hard to either meet new people or gather your squad for a bit of predrinking before you hit up the city’s famous bar or club. Chances are you’ll get to save some cash with either your Happy Hour deals on drinks and grocery store alcohol to make the club cover a much more manageable fee to fork out, not to mention you don’t have to immediately get to the bar to get a drink. It’s a win-win! Unless

4. Invest in a really, really good cooler

If you’re taking the “lovel Mother Nature” route while engaging in your travels, you probably don’t need to be told twice to invest in a quality cooler to keep those brewskis icy cool for your camping/glamping trip. The trick to making this budget friendly is that it already is! Making sure to get the value pack of canned/bottled/boxed drinks is your best bet here, and making sure these stay nice and chilled will ensure your boozy budget travels are as fun as your Instagram makes them out to be.

Happy travels, booze-lovers and budget backpackers!

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As finals season has reared its ugly head, your body (and brain!) are probably desperate for a chill, relaxed drink to either take the edge off or remind you of the sweet taste of summer right around the corner. Here are a few cocktails to either motivate you or help celebrate the end of exams—unless you have an internship, in which case, treat these as potential after work happy hour drinks.

1. Sex on the Beach

As probably one of the ultimate vacation drinks, and named for two *prominent* vacation leisure activities, kick off your summer break (or end of finals) with this mixture of vodka, peach schnapps, and orange juice for the ultimate reminder of the sweet freedom that awaits the near end of finals.

2. Piña Colada

If vodka isn’t really your thing (and let’s be honest, who really loves vodka?) maybe a fresh piña colada will serve you better; simply throw together some rum, Coco Lopez (or simply cream of coconut) and pineapple juice to take you from the stuffed, smelly library to the breezy, sunny beachside.

3. Acapulco

Swap your sour margaritas for something a little classier this summer. The Acapulco, named for the city in Mexico, combines tequila, white rum, pineapple juice, lime juice, grapefruit juice and agave for the perfect summertime drink. Maybe make yourself a batch to go with your study notes before the next final…

4. Scorpion Bowls

If you’re more of a sharer, the Scorpion Bowl should be your go-to summer cocktail to celebrate with friends after finals. Made from a delightful dumping of gin, dark rum, cognac, pineapple juice, orange juice, grenadine, white wine, and orgeat. While these ingredients vary greatly from person to person and bar to bar, the idea is to get a big bowl, go wild, and try to avoid the “scorpion’s sting” the next day!

5. Beach-Bum Rum Punch

Now, for the lowest maintenance of all summer cocktails, the Beach-Bum Rum Punch is a winner—simply mix a full bottle of white rum, a can of frozen lemonade, a small bottle of orange juice, a small bottle of pineapple juice, 2 cups of water, and cranberry juice to top off a gallon-sized container. Shake and serve! This is great for a trip to the beach with friends and is *minimal* effort, so look forward to this one for that last big-blowout before summer jobs begin!

Hopefully with one (or a few) of these drinks your summer will be off to its best possible start! Don’t forget to bring a beach towel, sunglasses, and sunscreen with your booze*

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If you know or care about football, you know that this year’s NFL Draft is taking place in the city of brotherly love, AKA Philadelphia. However, if you cannot make the trek out, here are a  few drinks being served in Philly bars you can try to DIY and pretend you’re there.

1. Game Day Shandy

Combine some white ale (Philly local brew preferred) with lemon soda, lemonade, and watermelon liquor to make a quick, sweet drink.

2. Philly Tailgate

Also known as the “Citywide Special,” this drink is just some Jim Beam bourbon and PBR. Can’t get more Philly than that!

3. Iggletini

For those with a sweet-tooth, try combining vanilla vodka, Crème de Menthe and Crème de Cocoa for the ultimate themed martini inspired by the weird way Philly natives pronounce “Eagles.”

4. Hail Mary Bloody Mary

Your traditional Bloody Mary, but with a football-themed name it’s totally an appropriate NFL Draft-themed drink, right? Combine some lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco sauce and tomato juice to a tall glace of vodka and ice. Add salt and pepper to taste and you’ve got yourself the brunch drink of champs.

5. BEER

Whether it’s a Philly local brewery beer you somehow get your hands on or some PBR, “draft” beer is certainly an appropriate choice to take you to Philly and in the center of action.

With enough of these drinks, you might not be in Philadelphia but you might be able to convince yourself you are!

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As we all know, the new GoT season is about to premiere, and that means prime opportunity to witness blood, scandals, and bloody scandals—not to mention a chance to up your cocktail game. Here are a few recipes that would make Tyrion proud.

1. The Imp

This cocktail is served in a mini-mug reminiscent of the Imp himself. To serve, rub lemon onto the rim of a shot glass and dip the rim in sugar. Fill the shot glass with a mixture of vodka, lemon juice, and some sugar syrup (lemongrass if you have it!). This drink is as small and sour as the original himself.

2. Dragon’s Breath

This drink will quench any screaming fan’s parched throat. To create, simply carve out three balls of dragon fruit with a teaspoon and serve in a champagne flute. Top off with rosé, sit back, relax, and drink like the khaleesi you are.

3. White Walker

Reminiscent of the icy White Walkers themselves, this drink is served in a tall glass over ice. Fill the tall glass halfway with white chocolate liqueur, followed by vanilla cream soda until the glass is nearly full. Top off with a spoon of blue curacao to create an icy layered white and blue drink made of ice and cold—just like its namesake.

4. Night’s Watch

Watchers on the Wall will appreciate this coffee and liqueur combo. Just mix 3oz. of coffee with a quarter ounce of Benedictine and a quarter ounce of maraschino liqueur for that extra jolt while you keep vigil with the Watch. An extra drink or two might even help keep you warm.

5. The Bloody Bastard

To serve the Bloody Bastard, rub lime onto the rim of a glass and dip in salt. Then, add 3 parts blood orange juice, 1 part lime juice, 2 parts tequila, and 1 part simple syrup to a shaker with ice. Shake vigorously, add ice to your glass, and strain cocktail into glass. Garnish with blood orange and enjoy after a long night of hunting.

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As summer inches closer, so does the itch to go see some of your favorite bands live in the summer heat surrounded by amazing food, crazily dressed people, and especially some great alcohol selections. Here are a select few festivals with the best lineups, best people, and best booze available.

1. Outside Lands, San Francisco, CA

Outside Lands is located in a food haven, with its own wine and beer gardens. Although this year’s lineup is yet to be announced, last year included Radiohead, LCD Soundsystem, J. Cole, Duran Duran, Major Lazer, Chance the Rapper, need I go on? With incredible food trucks and artisan/gourmet/home grown everything, Outside Lands is a must see.

2. Bottlerock, Napa Valley, CA

Bottlerock in Napa Valley is housed in one of the best and most famous winemaking regions—meaning the wine is absolutely incredible. With not only wine but plenty of phenomenal food, Bottlerock boasts some of the most incredible food and drink setups for a music festival, not to mention their lineup includes Foo Fighters, Maroon 5, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Modest Mouse, Fitz & the Tantrums, etc. etc.

3. Hangout Fest, Gulf Shores, AL

Hangout Fest is located on the beautiful beaches in Gulf Shores, Alabama. With amazing past lineups including The Weeknd, Cage the Elephant, Chainsmokers, Florence + The Machine, and Alabama Shakes, the eclectic listening options combined with a beer garden and vendors without some of the crazy lines makes Hangout Fest one of the best summer music festivals worth checking out.

4. Bonnaroo, Manchester, TN

As one of the most high-energy and exciting music festivals in the United States, Bonnaroo is not for the faint-hearted or the music festival novice. Involving four days in the wilderness and the sweltering Tennessee summer, this festival features huge names including RHCP, Chance the Rapper, Marshmello, The Head and the Heart, Glass Animals, Tove Lo, and the list goes on. This is not to mention the Broo’ers Festival, offering beer and cider from 25 different breweries from across the states. For a more intense boozy music festival experience, Bonnaroo should be at the top of your list.

5. Lollapalooza, Chicago, IL

Lollapalooza has to be one of the most well-oiled music festival machines in the world. This Grant Park music fest will feature Muse, Wiz Khalifa, Porter Robinson, Migos, The Killers, Blink-182, The xx, Alt-J, and many more. All this great music is only secondary, however, to access to the city of Chicago and Lollapalooza’s impressive food and drink vendors. With access to Chow Town (a selection of amazing Chicago restaurants) and a beer garden to boot, Lolla most certainly won’t disappoint.

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Sometimes, it’s nice to mix a pregame up with a few new drinking games. Here are some that you’re almost guaranteed to have never heard of, so get ready to learn some new ones and drink up! Who said that pregaming couldn’t be educational?

1. Most Likely

As one of the most straightforward and revealing games, “Most Likely” is a fun one to figure out what you’re friends think of you. Taking turns in a circle, a person will say something like “Who is most likely to KTFO before we get to the club?” and everyone in the circle in turn points at whoever they think would be most likely to do that thing. The number of fingers pointing at you determines how many drinks/shots/seconds you drink for. Good luck staying sober for long!

2. Straight Face

This game requires some slips of paper and pens. Everyone writes a ridiculous sentence on a slip of paper (be as explicit or corny as you wish), folds the paper, and puts the paper in a pile in the middle of a table/floor/whatever. One by one, members of the circle pick up a piece of paper and read the sentence while trying to keep a straight face. Whoever cracks a smile or laughs first has to take a drink! Keep going until everyone is busting a gut for a guaranteed great evening.

3. I’m Going to the Bar

This game is a game of memory. Similar to “I’m Going on a Picnic,” in a circle, someone starts by saying, “I’m going to the bar, and I’m ordering a *insert drink here*.” The next person, then, is required to say the original drink, plus another i.e. “I’m going to the bar, and I’m ordering a rum-coke and a GT.” This continues around the circle until someone messes up the drinks, at which point they take a shot/drink. Be warned: this game can devolve very quickly depending on how far into the pregame/party you are!

4. Medusa

One of the easier games is “Medusa.” In this game, everyone sits in a circle staring at the table/floor. Designate a person to do a countdown, and once given the signal, everyone looks up at someone at the table. Whoever makes eye contact with someone else at the table has to take a drink/shot! Though you don’t get turned to stone in this game, there is a definite potential for high intake.

5. Edward 40 Hands

This game is one of the more brutal games, involving 2 40s of beer per person and some duct tape. To play, open the 40s and tape to the participants’ hands. The participants are barred from checking their phone/using the bathroom/doing literally anything until the 40s are finished and the duct tape removed. Think it sounds simple? It is. Think it sounds fun? Just wait and see.

As always, drink up and have a great time! These drinking games can make a good pregame a great pregame, or at least give you some great Snapchats of people with 40s taped to their hands.

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There inevitably comes a point in every person’s adult life where someone has the bright idea to grab drinks and do a movie marathon. No? Well you haven’t lived life then, my friend. Here are a few movie marathon ideas to get you from 0 to hammered in 90 minutes or less.

1. Star Wars

Okay, yeah, this might be a little ambitious for a movie marathon. But assuming you can make it through two of the movies, we can count it (obviously the original movies first, save the prequels for when you’re drunk). Suggested rules are listed below:

Drink when:

• Storm Troopers miss their target
• Someone invokes the Force (“May the Force be with you”)
• R2D2 is useful
• C3PO complains about R2D2
• Han Solo brags about his sweet ride
• Darth Vader chokes someone with the Force
• Anytime someone says the word “midiclorian” (as if that’s a thing at all)
• Yoda says something about the Force

If you want to make it more interesting, add an extra drink in when:

• Chewbacca does the weird throat thing
• Jar Jar Binks does something annoying (if you’re not drunk before watching the prequels you will be after this one)
• A Jedi falls in the name of the light (obviously you drink to preserve his honor here)

May the Booze be with you.

2. Lord of the Rings (maybe the Hobbit?)

If the Star Wars space opera isn’t quite your thing (George Lucas just scowled), maybe the Lord of the Rings saga is more your game. Grab your drinking buddies and get to work! J.R.R. Tolkien wrote these books for you to have a great time.

Drink when:

• Gollum comes on screen and mentions “his precious”
• Legolas does some elf-y thing
• Gandalf is vague
• Bilbo employs thievery to achieve his ends
• Thorin does something annoying and douchey
• Smaug shoots flames at someone
• Sauron comes on screen
• Sam and Frodo have an ~intimate~ moment
• There’s a sick hair-flip (cue Legolas or Thranduil)
• The eagles show up

Mix it up by having everyone take a shot whenever they spot a hobbit’s feet. After this one, everyone in your group is going to want a second breakfast for the probable ensuing hangover.

3. Harry Potter series

Now if the other two series were ambitious, Harry Potter might just be the crown jewel in terms of long-ass movie marathons. But if Harry could be the Boy Who Lived and defeat Voldemort at age 17, you can certainly be the Grown Ass Adult Who Made it Through a Bottle of Cuervo at age 22. Accio Sangria!

Drink when:

• Harry complains about his scar
• Ron swears
• Someone mentions muggles
• Harry gets angsty
• Someone says “He Who Must Not Be Named”
• Magical creatures get involved
• Nearly Headless Nick’s head flops off his body
• Someone scores points in Quidditch

Take a shot/big drink when:

• Harry catches a snitch
• Someone becomes an animal
• Something explodes
• Dumbledore does something questionable as headmaster of a magical school

If by the end of the movie you don’t feel like you’ve just spent six hours in the Leaky Cauldron or the Three Broomsticks, start the next movie. It won’t be long before everyone feels like they’ve taken a big gulp of Draught of the Living Dead. Make Hagrid proud, muggles.

While I wouldn’t necessarily endorse drinking for a complete 9+ hours straight, these movie marathons are bound to make a night in seem much less boring than they might be otherwise. Either way, stay magically drunk, May the Hangover not suck, and make sure you keep that precioussssss water next to you after your movie marathon drinking game night.

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The sun’s out, the weather is warming up, girls are trading skinny jeans for shorts and guys are busting out bro tanks—music festival season is here. Whether you’re a seasoned music festival veteran or this will be your first time, there are definite methods to keep yourself from tapping out too early from festivities. Here are some ways to make sure your music festival stays at Coachella-lit levels!

1. If you’ve never been before, take it slow

While pretty much everyone will agree that music festivals are an essential life experience (well, at least once) they can be a bit overwhelming your first time. Maybe try for a one day festival, hosted in a park or somewhere more accessible. If it all becomes a little bit too much, you’ll have an easy way out of there and to the nearest non-port-a-potty restroom.

2. Pack wisely

This might be surprising news, but it sucks to not have something when you need it (cue all guilty overpackers crossing their arms and smirking at each other knowingly). Grab enough Wet Naps, bottled water, deodorant, and portable phone chargers to last you through WWIII to save yourself a headache and some cash. Not only that, but be prepared for some potential rain ruining your carefully crafted Pinterest-researched look—you can’t always guarantee that a summer festival will have great weather.

3. Bring a buddy who can keep up!

As part of the music festival culture, you want someone who can keep up with your seemingly unending pool of energy and can match you shot for shot, or at least take care of you if it comes to that. However, it’s crucial that they can stay on pace with you and will be there for all the ~~festivities~~.

4. Pace yourself

It’s easy to get lost in the heat, dehydration, overall energy, and amalgamated smells of food trucks at a music festival, but for an optimal experience, make sure to pace yourself on the beer (or other booze). Getting drunk too quickly and missing the headliner because you passed out/threw up/started a fight is the worst way to tell people you missed Kendrick/Lady Gaga/Alt-J/Chance the Rapper/whatever you’re there for. That being said, aforementioned buddy can be there to make sure you get to a good place and stay in a good place for the duration of your festival, or at least through Kendrick’s first set before the encore.

Tips and tricks aside, going to music festivals is a stressful, incredible, trying, and breathtaking experience all rolled into one. Belting out lyrics right next to the girl swinging around on a guy’s shoulder or bonding with the girl from the food truck line is definitely unforgettable—just make sure to pack some sunscreen!

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Let’s face it—saving money is hard, and saving money on alcohol is even harder when both your stomach and liver threaten to give up. Even so, there are a few ways to dress up that plastic handle liquor so it becomes a little more manageable.

1. Make a shandy

When your beer tastes like Natty or Keystone it’s no wonder that people prefer to shotgun it to keep it down. However, not everyone can live up to the challenge, so try making a shandy out of it! All you need is some soda or juice of your choice to mix with the beer for an infinitely more palatable drink.

2. Infuse

Open your cupboard and take a peek—is that vodka still sitting there? Try using some chai, mint, or cucumber added in to shake up the taste and hopefully renew your faith in the once-neglected bottle.

3. Blend your wine

Don’t have the money for a wine aerator? Very few people do! Don’t feel left out, though. You can still drink wine with the best of them—all you need is a blender and some faith. Put the wine into the blender to “open up” the wine and develop its flavors. This doesn’t take more than half a minute and is a real game-changer.

4. Run your vodka through your Brita

So, while still the subject of some debate, the difference between low-end vodka and high-end vodka is the extent to which it has been filtered. To remedy this issue, simply take your low-end vodka and filter it through your Brita (presumably one you don’t mind tasting like vodka for a bit). After filtering it through a few times, your vodka should taste much better—and save you from shelling out the extra few bucks for Grey Goose.

5. Learn a few cocktail recipes

By far the easiest way to improve the taste of booze is to make a cocktail out of it. Try picking up a few recipes, you may be surprised at how well the alcohol is masked when you can make sangria with some Franzia or substitute ginger ale for ginger beer when making some Moscow Mules.

There are certainly tons of ways to drink on the cheap, but that doesn’t mean your drink has to taste cheap. Try out some of these recommendations and see how quickly your cocktail game goes from trashy to classy (or maybe just not trashy).

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Sometimes all you want to do is sit down in a cozy corner with a good book—and a good drink. If that’s your case, you’ve come to the right place, because there is no shortage of great literary-inspired cocktails out there. If you’re looking to be tipsy for A Tale of Two Cities or buzzed for Brave New World, we’ve got you covered.

1. Catcher in the Rye (Whiskey)

Mix rye whiskey with some Grand Marnier, Torani Amer, bitters, and sherry for a drink that might even make Holden Caulfield’s character bearable for a few moments. Pro tip: if he’s still annoying, feel free to add more of the whiskey.

2. The Gin Gatsby

F. Scott Fitzgerald would be proud of anyone who picked up a fresh gin rickey with their copy of The Great Gatsby. Throw together some gin, club soda, lime juice, and lime wedges for a drink that may just make you feel like you’re at one of Jay’s parties, or at least tolerate Daisy Buchanan for a few moments.

3. Romeo and Julep

Why people continue to read this play is certainly questionable, but reading this agonizing play about young love gone horribly wrong deserves a stiff drink. Mix mint, sugar, and schnapps topped with ice, bourbon, and lemon-lime soda for your ticket through one of Shakespeare’s most overrated plays.

4. John Watson and Sherbert Holmes

This drink would certainly be one of Sherlock’s own favorites, given his own penchant for the vices. Combining sherbet, champagne, and ginger ale, your whodunit will turn into a whodrankit in no time. Make it more fun: every time Sherlock says “The game’s afoot!” take a long drink–the mysteries will make more sense.

5. The Picture of Dorian Grey Goose

Honestly, this book might be made better with straight vodka, but if you’re looking to sip on something for a bit longer, try adding some lemonade, mint, or cucumber to make this reading party a little more Wilde.

If these drinks don’t tickle your fancy, don’t worry! You can never go wrong with a great glass (or bottle) of wine and a book. As always, read safely, folks.

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