• Hours:
  8 p.m.-2 a.m.
  nightly

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The neon sign behind the nurse reads "Prescriptions," and she's doing a brisk business serving over-the-counter medication. She's wearing a cleavage-boosting black zip-up dress — the kind that leads to prepubescent "naughty nurse" fantasies — and those cozying up to the counter are far from the geriatrics who line up at pharmacies across L.A. The dozen or so people around the bar appear to be in their 20s or early 30s, and the one picking up his order is sporting a retro-chic handlebar mustache. Red and blue plastic art-deco chairs circle the mid-sized dance floor, two tidy pool tables do steady business at the back of the club and comfy, well-worn couches line the sides, with sightlines facing the corner stage.  Drinks, of course, follow the medical theme: You can order a fruity "Transfusion" or a bitter "Ta-Kil-Ya," both made with doubled-up soju and agave -- substitutes for vodka and tequila, so the club doesn't violate its beer-and-wine-only liquor license.