love thier hummus, and homeade ice-cream. their indian food is lovely too :)
The weekends are predictably crowded and parking can get tricky. Aside from that, the Getty is quite stunning, inside and out.
If you are into hiking, city views, or just people watching, this is a must-do. Very dog friendly. This is one of our quintessential L.A. destinations.
If you like concerts and you like the outdoors, this is it. If you don't mind the walk, park at the Kodak center instead and take a stroll from there. And don't forget the picnic basket!
Tons of thrift shops, there are some pricy stores and some cheaper ones, nothing you can't find in the Fashion District though. I love all the murals and the graffiti a street back.
It sounds weird, but one of the best views of LA is from the top of the parking structure here. Grab yr friends & head to Level 8 for a view of the sunset and a 360-degree panorama of the whole city. Read more.
The sign was originally constructed in 1923 to promote a subdivision at the top of Beachwood Canyon called Hollywoodland; "land" would later be dropped in 1945 when the area was deeded to the city.
Frank Geary at his best. Try to take a boring photograph of this thing. Just try.
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.
If you're looking for a little swank, head up to this roof bar and lay inside one of those huge Hershey's Kisses.
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.
Much cooler than I would have expected. Neat interactive elements and good diversity of topics.
People go here to walk around a bunch of water. It's more entertaining than it sounds.
Great screens with reserved seats. They validate parking for the lot next door, too. In other words, this is a totally hassle-free movie going experience.
A completely worthwhile museum made all the more worthwhile by the insanely photogenic lamp posts installation in front of the main entrance.
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.
Designed by architect Frederick Heath, the amphitheater's stage is modeled after a Greek temple.
On the Church grounds of the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness, try the ancient practice of labyrinth walking. It's soothing to walk the stone passages & reconnect with your inner self. -Suzy Beal Read more.
Nine Thirty, the Hotel Restaurant, is home to the Best Brussels Sprouts in LA (2009 Winner) plus lots of delicious creole-fusion! Also check out the lounge, Whiskey Blue, the Bliss Spa and the pool! Read more.
