Of all the Sunset Strip clubs, this place has the longest history & most impressive roster of legendary musicians who've played there. Great sound system and most nights are all ages! 50 years today! Read more.
No longer owned by Johnny Depp, this nightclub remains a popular destination for live-music fans. Sadly, River Phoenix died outside on Halloween 1993. Check out the intimate lounge downstairs. 21+ Read more.
LA Weekly's Best of LA 2010 pick - Best Rock Landmark to Get Ripped on the Strip!
Big acts play the main stage, and the VIP foundation room is as colorful as the building with a great view! Try the Lobster Mac 'N' Cheese at Crossroads and sing with live band karaoke on Fridays! Read more.
Since it opened in 1973, the Sunset Strip nightclub has presented a stellar array of musicians, comedians & theatrical revues. The adjoining upstairs lounge On the Rox is good for celebrity sightings! Read more.
A staple on Sunset Boulevard since 1999, Saddle Ranch attracts tourists and Angelenos for its famous bull riding and outdoor patios with stone campfire pits and views of the Strip. Rock meets Western! Read more.
A pretty good hot dog! Grilled or steamed, crackly-skinned, bursting with a splash of garlicky juice & slender but considerable! Situated in two ancient Union Pacific cars & great for people watching! Read more.
Book Soup's magazine stand is so massive that it has to be kept outdoors. The impressive variety includes more publications in French than many stands have in total — & 14 different editions of Vogue! Read more.
The best place to go to start fulfilling your intimate desires! Toys, costumes, lubes, a huge selection of magazines and videos - Plus, the coffee shop serves Illy and might give you a free cookie! Read more.
