this place has been here since 1928. Old school! Great food. If you come here make sure to use the restroom it will trip you out. It's way underground you can tell it's from the turn of century.
The best theater to catch your favorite old movie has exquisite repertory and revival programming such as pre-Code oldies, ’70s NYC crime thrillers and French classics —plus gourmet snacks! Read more.
Use this instead of LAX whenever possible. It's smaller and much more manageable.
This is more of a curiosity than a phenomenal destination, but it's worth stopping by to witness the tragic scene of a baby wooly mammoth watch its mother sink into a pit of tar.
It's easy to walk past this place, but the interior is an extraordinary example of 1920's Moroccan design. Stop in for a coffee or a drink, or just look around. Make sure you visit the courtyard.
A hilariously terrible karaoke bar that distinguishes itself by offering NO private rooms. You get up on that stage and serenade every single person in the bar.
Is it the second Tuesday of the month? If so, git yerself downtown between 12:00pm and 9:00pm cuz there's some arting going down. Go earlier if you want lighter crowds. And you don't have a job.
Visit at sunset, grab a table, get a beer, and grab some food. Life will be good.Pro-tip: park in the lot on the left as you're driving in. Just don't forget to get your parking validated.
Don't think of it as a mall. Think of it as a lovely street crafted to evoke Parisian promenades... with an awesome Apple Store in the middle.
Come for the art. Come for the architecture. Come for the gardens. Come for the food. Just come here.
The whole place is spectacular, but I'm particularly partial to the cactus garden, which looks like it's a set from a low-budget sci-fi movie.
Did you know that driving 60 MPH in a shifter kart feels like driving 200 MPH in a regular car? Well, this is the place to prove it. It's awesome.
I'm partial to The Gas Lite. However, Dimples does offer costumes to singers, so if you've ever wanted to dress up as a football singer while singing Britney, go here.
It's crowded, touristy, and often filled with screaming children, but it's a lovely structure with fantastic views. I suggest parking on the street below and taking the slightly strenuous walk up.
On a clear day, the San Gabriel mountains provide a fine backdrop to this newly renovated shopping area.
Miles of well-traffic trails with great views of the city and the Hollywood sign. And, if you're one of those people who recognizes b-list celebrities, you'll enjoy it here.
Much cooler than I would have expected. Neat interactive elements and good diversity of topics.
One of the most distinct places in LA, and also one of the best to stroll for a few hours. The houses' architecture is fascinating. Beware of marauding flocks of geese. They will snarl at you.
Get the mee goreng with an egg. It's phenomenal. Michael, the owner, is a cool dude.
This is one of the better overlooks in the city. You get downtown, the ocean, and the Hollywood Sign.
If riding a horse on Los Angeles trails is your cup of tea, this is your place.
Whole wheat pancake with brown sugar. Get it. No human can eat the stack of 3; 1 is typically sufficient. The french press coffee will make your head-a-splode.
Yeah, they have that weird Elvis thing going. But they also make a killer penang curry and great pad kee mao. If you want real spice, ask for "Thai Person Spicy."
Sandwiches, soups, and breads are fantastic. Be warned: they're also huge.
I'm not on board (see what I did there?) with the food. However, sitting outside with a burger and beer on a nice day during happy hour is good stuff. Bonussauce: free parking in the back.
Oh, sure, it's a lovely garden, but the stars of the show are the peacocks that roam about the grounds.
Come here for bonafide cocktails. Then, if you're feeling feisty, wander to the Tropicana Bar. Thom Yorke showed up there once, you know.
My wife and I went on our first date here. Sorta. We didn't know it was a date at the time. Point being, you'll marry anyone with whom you dine.
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Changsho is the fourth Chinese restaurant run by the Chen family, who also own Lotus Blossom in Sudbury, Water Lily in Wayland, and Lotus Flower in Framingham. Read more.
This location was once home to the legendary Dunes hotel which were demolished in 1993. When Bellagio opened in 1998, it was the most expensive hotel ever built at a cost of 1.6 billion.
Upon arrival the airport wil be ready for you to SPIN the WHEEL! LOL
Love the Mandalay Bay Beach that they have and the Bayside Buffet is a must. If you're a celebrity buff, chances are that you will see a couple of'em here. They like to eat cheap too! =) Read more.
Swim with the fishes when you take a dip in The Tank, a year-round swimming hole that includes a massive 200,000-gallon live shark aquarium for your viewing pleasure.
Laatste zaterdag van de maand: Café Zinnema. Dé cultfilmavond van Zwolle. Zie www.filmtheaterfraterhuis.nl/zinnema
My Turkish Cousin: Thinly sliced rosy lamb shoulder, wrapped with garlicky sauteed spinach and sweet nuggets of preserved grapes smashed together within a doughy flatbread. —Stefanie Gans
Pesto Lasagna: It allows the kitchen to buck tradition, but cedes nothing in terms of dairy-derived deliciousness, sealing together strata after strata of spinach-flavored noodles. —Warren Rojas
NASCAR office on top floor, free stuff from our lovely sponsors including coke, m&ms, nabisco and more :)
If you're able to checkin on foursquare, it means you arrive way too early at the airport!
Welcome to Santorini! OK First thing u need to do; see the sunset in Oia, Imerovigli or Firostefani located high above on a cliff with an amazing view of the volcano! Read more.
