The first flagship store of the LA brand. It carries their clothing, footwear and collaborations. Maybe the one store that started the Fairfax shopping craze.
With four types of patties, 12 types of cheese, 33 toppings, 21 sauces and six types of bun, exactly 312,120 different burgers combos are possible. (House-made guac and tangy tzatziki are two faves.)
Chicken and waffles, an unlikely sounding combination, but apparently they’ve been serving up this Southern curiosity since 1975. – Anthony Bourdain, No Reservations Read more.
Guacamole made table side…what else do I need to say…I am drooling :) -Danielle Keene, Top Chef Just Desserts
The original Scoops by LACC has not lost its edge since garnering endless praise a few years back for its array of unique vegan ice cream flavors, including wasabi, lavender honey and brown bread.
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County is the largest natural history museum in the western United States with more than 33 million specimens and artifacts
Try a Doyer Dog (read: “Doyer Dog”, not “Dodger Dog”). This behemoth boasts chili, cheese, tomatoes, onions & jalepenos over a hot dog base. Finish one, then give a Kirk Gibson fist pump to celebrate.
This Saturday, the Roxy will be hosting a festival that brings you the best of vegan living with up to 24 breweries plus a few band. historic Roxy going vegan for a day is worth the $40 ticket. Read more.
No Shirt/No Shoes rooftop party at the Standard going from 1 - 7 PM. U-Tern & Plastic Plates will be spinning. Free with RSVP. Read more.
While everyone works themselves into a tizzy over In-N-Out, go here to get a seriously delicious burger. Great beer selection, too.
A completely worthwhile museum made all the more worthwhile by the insanely photogenic lamp posts installation in front of the main entrance.
The other side of the Rodeo Dr. coin: a freaky, funky, and young string of shops. The only challenge is finding a parking spot where you won't get ticketed (lots of permit-only streets).
It doesn't have curb appeal, but pour that green salsa on carnitas tacos and you'll be good to go. Oh, and they sell the oft-forgotten 1980's soda Cactus Cooler.
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.
Much cooler than I would have expected. Neat interactive elements and good diversity of topics.
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.
This is the cultural institution to visit for cutting-edge exhibitions and great, family friendly programming for kids of all ages.
The hands-down hippest place in L.A. to get your green juice. Can purchase individual juices or sign up for a three- or five-day cleanse. Must-drinks: Almond Milk and Detox 1.
On a sunny day, this is the perfect place to sit outside and smell the roses (literally) while indulging in great people watching. Order the crab salad for lunch—a patron favorite.
The Urth Caffé sells all-organic specialty coffees, coffee drinks, teas, coffee-making equipment. The café mochas are not to be believed.
All the rage in the Twitter-L.A.-foodie universe, Son of a Gun opened in February 2011 by the owners of Animal restaurant. The 55-seat restaurant that takes both reservations and walk-ins nightly.
Located in the serene hills off Mulholland between Sherman Oaks and Beverly Hills, this secluded park boasts ponds, wildflowers, old-growth trees, and storybook-cute wildlife.
Don’t let the modest room fool you: this is some of the best Italian food in Los Angeles.
The crab hand rolls are addictive and the crispy rice with spicy tuna is not to be missed.
A new beer garden located on the rooftop at The Standard, Downtown L.A.—N.Y.C. expats will love it. German specialties include hand-sized pretzels, sausages, streudel, and beer and wine.
Now through February 27: Naked Hollywood: Weegee in Los Angeles, the first exhibition of tabloid photographer Weegee's work produced in Southern California.
As if the fact that Frank Gehry designed this architectural wonder wasn’t enough, Disney Hall also enjoys musical direction by one of the most compelling conductors in the world: Gustavo Dudamel.
Inspired by Café Habana New York, the famed Cuban/Mexican café. The Grilled Corn Mexican Style with cotija cheese, chili powder, and lime requires at least two napkins but it is a must-try.
Kick ass, no mercy stairs. But, often overcrowded. And very often with the scantily clad who want to be seen. I use the adjacent streets to make a loop. 7th street has a nice hill to run.
Curb Your Enthusiasm happened here. Larry steals Hugh Hefner's one-of-a-kind smoking jacket after Hef wears a nearly identical version into his bathroom for longer than Larry deems kosher.
The Bev Hills gals decompressed here, post-dinner party from hell. No electronic cigarettes allowed.
Nothing makes a great day better than a Sprinkles Vegan Red Velvet cupcake. It's also great if you're having a bad day. What I'm saying is: you should have one today.
This member’s only hot spot is tres exclusive, but we doubt the Housewives (or any cool Bravo fans) would have problems getting in.
When you already have countless Louboutins, take it to the next level and have them made in pure chocolate.
Want to see Brody Jenner, Paris Hilton and Lauren Conrad? Thisis your spot, if you can pass the door. The club likes to keep thingsamongst friends, so it's best to get on the list.
Entourage happened here. During the show's pilot, this is where Ari and Eric had their first power dinner to discuss Vince's career.
LA Weekly"The burgers are compact beasts nestled into hand-size, gently toasted buns. The crust of the meat is crisp, sweet, well-browned... ...It was a good hamburger." - Jonathan Gold Read more.
My picks: cow tongue, kurobuta sausage. Happy hour is amazing. 1/2 off food and drinks. -Francine, The Real L Word
Rent a mountain bike from @TopngaCrkBcycls & enjoy the scenery @ Topanga State Park - http://ht.ly/5CuJi
Grab some cheese, wine (no glass allowed!) and blankets then snuggle up with your date in the cool night air. Make sure to come back for the famous "Sound of Music" Sing-a-long! #vday
The menu's all burgers, each fusing American beef with Japanese sauces/infusions. Our jam: The "Tamago Egg" w/ furikake and teriyaki sauce. Read more.
You can’t miss the indoor skydiving! If you like the idea of skydiving, but like being indoors better, then this is the place for you. I tried indoor SCUBA diving once. It didn’t turn out too well.
There are tons of eateries at CityWalk--from Hard Rock Cafe, Subway, and Bubba Gump to Buca Di Beppo, Tony Roma's, Puccino Pizzeria, and Wolfgang Puck!
Looking for a bit of fresh air? Go up to the rooftop for a drink or a cigarette during the show, you can still watch what’s happening projected onto the wall!
Adam went for the Pacific Halibut on his visit. As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
NoHo Arts District (@officialnoho) is a one-stop arts and entertainment mecca. Go @metrolosangeles 2 NoHo & walk south
If you’re in the neighborhood I would love to see you in my audience! Request tickets at www.EllenTV.com and come dance with us. Read more.
Walk sit, or contemplate your surroundings @ The Japanese Garden in Van Nuys - http://ht.ly/5Bx8B
I sent one of my favorite young guests, Brandt Bickford, to the Griffith Observatory. Whether or not you are a space expert, I can guarantee you will love your time here! Read more.
Back on 1/22/06, a baller by the name of “Kobe Bean Bryant” dropped 81 points up in here. Read more.
Accept the White Rabbit Burrito Challenge and you’ll be scarfing down 6-pounds of meat, eggs, cheese and rice in less than 45 minutes. As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
Entourage happened here. This is where the Aquaman ride was unveiled and broken in by the boys.
Café Gratitude has great vegan food. You can have the "I am Grateful," the "I am Extraordinary," or the "will.i.am." They don't have that last one. But if they did it'd be a bowl of black eyed peas.
I like this restaurant because I try to eat only real food, and I like to eat it daily. RFD is a staple for any vegan foodie in L.A.
This is where I get one of my favorite desserts -- Vegan Red Velvet Cake! Make sure you try some. It’s delicious.
If you're looking for good shopping in L.A., this is it! If you're looking for Fred Seagull, this isn't it. He lives down by the pier.
If you’re at Free City, then clearly you are already in the know. Add the fact that you’re on Foursquare and you might be the coolest person in L.A.
It can be hard to find a good jean these days, and I found one here. I also met Jeanne Tripplehorn, so it's safe to say this is a great place for jeans.
S&M and bondage go glam at this swanky West Hollywood lounge, where topless dancers are part of the décor and A-listers like Leo DiCaprio come to play.
Where else can you see burlesque dancers, fire-breathers – and celebs? The Vaudeville show always draws an A-list crowd – and those who don't shy away from risqué subject matter.
Jello shot sushi snack? Yes, please! It's California meets the Hamptons at this beach house-inspired club that has celebs like Chris Pine imbibing between its indoor/outdoor spaces.
Wonder what Ryan Gosling's listening to? The actor is often found in the deejay booth of this club also known for burlesque shows, jazz and rock concerts–it even has room to showcase new art.
The rooftop hot spot has fast become a star magnet. W Hollywoodhotel guests will have an easier time getting in, but if it's not happeningfor you, try the Living Room restaurant and bar downstairs.
Sure, you can get artisan cheese, pastries and preparedfoods at this family market, but the best dish could be on the patio — whereyou might spy stars like Jake Gyllenhaal mid-bite.
Pick up staples from the Gap and J. Crew at this outdoor mall,which boasts the best people-watching around (see if you can spot theBeckhams!).
This new addition to the Sin City scene opened New Year's Eve 2011 with a little help from Kellan Lutz and Beyonce—and the small club regularly steals A-listers from some of Vegas's veteran haunts.
