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.
In-N-Out may be the iconic L.A. burger, but the SoCal Burger with house-made cheese and caramelized onions at this mini-chain is getting raves, too.
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.)
Recognized as our #1 Bang for the Buck, try customizing this iconic burger by ordering off the “secret” menu, available at www.innout.com. Read more.
A West LA institution: typical diner fare without typical diner taste. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Crispy chicken over rice, pad see ewe, crab cakes and thai tea with boba.. No matter which one.. It always hits the spot
Guacamole made table side…what else do I need to say…I am drooling :) -Danielle Keene, Top Chef Just Desserts
Their cupcakes are handcrafted from the finest ingredients such as sweet cream butter, bittersweet Belgian chocolate, pure Madagascar Bourbon vanilla, and fresh fruits.
Skip the main line and go to the express lane, serves all the goodies as well.. Pastries & Sandwiches Rock but make sure to get some Meat Pies, Potato Balls and Banana Chips with whatever you eat...
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.
Order the signature French dipped sandwich, which Philippe's is said to have created during a very happy culinary accident. --Adam Richman, Man v Food Nation
Don’t overlook this place because of the bright lights and cheesy-franchise sign. The fried chicken and honey-maple biscuits are divine. Order extra biscuits to go—they make a great morning treat.
Every time I go, there are way too many people having way too much fun here. Be one of them.
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.
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.
Enjoy 3 ultra-popular pedestrian blocks of mosaic art tiles, fountains, patio restaurants, and trendy shopping ranging from overpriced bikini shops to some of LA’s best specialty bookstores. Read more.
Probably the best sneaker store in LA. They also produce their own clothing line. Nike, Vans, visvim, Converse, adidas - they are all there along with all the limited edition releases.
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.
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.
Home of the 11-time NCAA National Champion Men's Basketball Team, it is undergoing a major renovation project that will enhance the overall fan experience, and is scheduled to reopen fall of 2012. Read more.
You're so LA. You go to the hottest ticket in town. Make sure to wear your purple and gold and cheer on Kobe as he goes for #6!
LA (See) Old school LA at it's finest and one of the most romantic date spots around. Def worth going for a ride!
The 300 seat Oschin Planetarium is one of the finest and most technologically sophisticated in the world. Once a month, Los Angeles astronomy clubs host a free Public Star Party on the lawn. Read more.
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
CA (See) - Classic LA museum complete with an animatronic wooly mammoth! Definitely check out the current excavations going on in Pit 91!
Join the late-night talk-show atmosphere that is "This Is Your Library" featuring known and not so well-known Angelenos talking about what they do and how it's done in Los Angeles. Read more.
This theater opened May 18, 1927 with the premiere of Cecil B. DeMille's film 'The King of Kings'. The Academy Awards were held here in 1944, 1945, & 1946. It was declared a historic landmark in 1968.
The Getty Center is the world’s most comprehensive arts, conservation and education institution
Meet your friends at the iconic Ferris wheel to run, walk or rollerblade up the boardwalk. Bike rentals are abound. Create a bike loop by clicking "More Info." Read more.
This collection of 17 interconnected structures were built by Italian immigrant Sabato Rodia over 33 years from 1921 to 1954. They were designated a National Historic Landmark in 1990.
If you wanna see the old heart of the city, this is it--part of the original brick pueblo that founded Los Angeles. Don’t miss the margaritas & guacamole at La Golondrina! Read more.
The OG of swanktastic movie theatres...lots of premieres, but also great spot for under-the-radar films. After yr movie checkin vis 4sq @ Taco Bell on Vine after 7pm & qualify for Warped Tour tickets! Read more.
In 1904 Irish immigrant William Mulholland convinced the Los Angeles Board of Water Commissioners to construct the Los Angeles Aqueduct. For a time he lived in a small wooden shack near this fountain.
