Today downtown Los Angeles is bustling with great restaurants, shopping, museums, and a number of great tourist attractions like L.A. Live, the Staples Center, and The Walt Disney Concert Hall
Palsaik Samgyupsal, which when translated means, "Eight Colors of Pork," is a divine discovery for a bacon lovers.
Nestled on the chaotic corner of Grand Avenue and 7th Street in downtown Los Angeles, Bottega Louie really knows how to enchant, intrigue, and satisfy the palate.
Unique coffee and tea creations, almond milk options, wireless internet, french-inspired food, and an eclectic crowd make it a great destination.
Undefeated creates and sell limited-edition collaborations with such brands as Puma, New Balance, and Vans. They also carry all the retro Air Jordans as soon as they are released.
The Venice Fishing Pier dashes straight out into the ocean, cutting its way between brilliant blue waves—surfers on one side, the sandy stretches of Malibu and Santa Monica up the other.
This urban art creates a public gallery of cement walls and encourages a closer look down alleys and around corners.
Los Angeles is not widely acknowledged for its museums, but in fact, LA has some fantastic museums, including LACMA.
Here at Sweet Rose Creamery, organic milk, cream, eggs, and sugar are transformed daily into the purest tasting ice cream, sorbet, floats, shakes, sundaes, and treats.
Many movies have been filmed using the carousel, including Beverly Hills Cop and The Net.
Cooks County is a romantic rustic restaurant with an exposed wood-beamed ceiling, wine-lined wall and dangling light bulbs.
This striking edifice is set in the center of downtown's financial district, with easy access to cultural, business, and convention centers
Stylish décor refreshes business and leisure travelers. Only blocks from LAX with easy access to major corporations, shopping, and beaches.
