If it's breakfast you desire, this is the best breakfast spot in the city right off of Union Square next to the Chancellor Hotel.
Fad-tastic impresario Grauman kept rolling with this 1927 landmark. Boasting an ornate exterior and hand/footprints of the stars, it has been a top tourist destination and premier site ever since.
Since 1919 this dark eatery, with its mirrored bar and red booths, has been pulling in the lush set including Mix, Chaplin and writers who tied one on before teetering across the street to the WGA.
Be-speckled funny man Harold Lloyd was funny in another way. He was married to co-star Mildred Davis for 46 years! Greenacres had a 44-room house with a Chinese den, a golf course and 12 gardens.
Home of Queen Mary of the curls and King Doug of the sword, the trail-blazing power couples Beverly Hills estate was described as “slightly less important than the White House, and much more fun.”
Must try their peanut butter & banana stuffed french toast, made famous by Food Network "Best Thing I Ever Ate". Fresh juices & always check out specials. Read more.
These new small-batch roasters in Normal Heights are serving up exactly what you'd expect via the pour-over method or French press. Read more.
Hit up the nation’s largest sports museum and don’t miss the 40 exhibits of local athletes who are way better at sports than you.
Their burgers consister of a blend of aged Midwestern beef ground fresh daily, which is sandwiched between Sadie Rose foccacia. Read more.
During happy hour (3 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily), score an awesome margherita pizza for just $5.
