Admission is FREE on Thursday evenings, 5-8pm, plus all day on the 3rd Thursday of the month. Go Metro for a 10% discount at Chado Tea Room! Read more.
Miles Thompson may only be 24, but his elevated vision is evident in his gorgeous menu divided into 6 sections. Open only since January, Allumette will be featured at LA Weekly's #PLATE this year Read more.
Right next to L.A. City College, it has a rich, artisanal roast but with none of the other stifling coffee shop pretensions - plus they play great music! They also offer coffee-making classes. Read more.
The Sunday Flea Market has so much stuff! You can find everything from pieces of furniture to record players to vintage jewelry. I found the coolest purse here for $40. —Aly Michalka, actress
It’s all about the Sunday $1 sale at this vintage emporium. Some of my all-time favorite thrift finds have come from this weekly event! —Naomi Nevitt, online editor
GROWZE is like the H&M of Japan—but totally rock and roll. Come to its first-ever stateside outpost to shop the hyper-affordable chain’s cropped knits and faux-but-you’d-never-know-it leather jackets.
Eco-friendly, sustainable, green food truck! What's not to love? Oh, and it's organic!
This lovely 57-acre cemetery features elegant monuments that whitewash sordid lives. During the summer Cinespea screens classic films on the lawn while Valentino, Davies and Fairbanks sleep nearby.
Check out the observatory parking lot for a terrific view of the Hollywood sign, and channel your inner James Dean from Rebel Without A Cause, filmed here in 1955. Read more.
Great industrial music mixed with some 80's here and there. If you are into play, go check out the show upstairs.
Everything here—from the plaster warriors that serve as mannequins to the tissue-thin leather jackets that swing from the rafters—makes a statement. Offbeat bits of decor are also for sale. Read more.
Unpretentious and very solid French spot right next door to its older brother Trois Mec. The decor and the atmosphere are exactly what they need to be. The cheese plate is extra dope, so is the music.
