An event hall in Los Feliz is accused of scamming families. A woman shared a story of how she was scammed $13,000 by the venue over a quinceañera that never took place.
The Louvre Banquet Hall in Los Feliz is facing criticism from multiple families that say the business told them after they'd paid the venue for events like quinceañeras, the venue told them they'd closed.The anger is apparent in a cell phone video shot by a woman who doesn't want to be identified. "I want my money back, I want the $13,000 I paid," she tells a man she says is the owner.
The letter also said all the company's assets would go to satisfy a lien from Small Business Administration.
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