Hello ladies and gents. We’re giving you the night-to-night scoop by listing all the "in" spots around Hollywood. Mostly these require cool cards to make it past the door, but you will obviously have no problem.

Monday

The Bar aka "Bronson Bar" 5851 Sunset Blvd

Ok, this is the only actual “bar” on the list. But it's the hippest one by far in Hollywoodland, not to mention a place well worth visiting on an idle Monday night. There is no cover but it is guest list only, which may make it a little difficult to get it. Don't fret because once you get to know the right people there, you'll never wander anywhere else. The drinks are reasonably priced and the crowd/music is delightful.

Tuesday

Dim Mak Tuesdays @ Cinespace 6356 Hollywood Blvd

Some may say Cinespace isn't all that it used to be compared to its "glory days", but it sure is the spot to go on Tuesday nights if you're a fan of dance/electro music. They have great resident DJs and awesome guests come in and play every week. Prepare to get rowdy. There's even free vodka from 10-11pm. It's usually a $10 cover, but if you happen to know the handsome young man at the door then consider yourself hooked up.

Wednesday

La Boum @ Bardot 1737 Vine St.

Even though Bardot has been open for just over a month, it's already one of the "go-to" spots around town. Wednesday nights are spectacular there. If you've been lucky enough to be invited to the joint, then it's bound to be the highlight of your week. The newly renovated club happens to be just above Avalon, with an amazing Moroccan theme and elegant set-up. Models, actors, artists and a select few in between graze amongst the crowd. Bardot is a must see.

Thursday

Pash @ The Room 1626 N Cahuenga Blvd.

At Pash, you'll find the same type of crowd as the other nights mentioned. It's a groovy and energetic spot with a sweet dance floor and a big outside smoking patio/bar in the back. They play a good variety of music ranging from classic 80's hits to today's indie jams. It's a little easier to get into compared to Bardot and The Bar, and there is no cover, which makes it even more rad. Be sure to check this spot out.

For more on Day by Day Hollywood Club Crawl, check out part 2.