Go to The Alcove. Lots of outdoor seating, but look for the chest table by Thomas Hart Benton repro. 100s of handwritten notes inside, Twitter on stationary, people share innermost secrets. Read more.
The jukebox is a oldie-but-goody, but don't get sloppy with your selections or the natives will turn on you. Read more.
Founded in 1920, the original Beanery (there are now offshoots in Pasadena, Westwood, Burbank and Santa Monica) remains a landmark thanks to its loud and loose vibe and super-gigantic menu!
Host Giada DeLaurentiis arrives at Angelini Osteria, in Los Angeles, CA, for authentic Italian food in a sexy setting, on Food Network's Giada's Weekend Getaways. Find more tips at FN Local. Read more.
Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. Well, kinda. Technically, we're talking about the lobby restaurant. Bar Marmont, up the street, is also good.
best low-key night spot in west hollywood. best Old Fashioned and best spaghetti and meatballs on the west coast as well!!
Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. If you happen to be an East Coaster in L. A., you will find no better bar to drink yourself sane. Order a Pappy Van Winkle's, neat. Read more.
Seven Grand offers 271 distinct varieties of whiskey, plenty of cold beers on tap and a staff of veteran bartenders. The oak, cabin-like interior essentially screams “guys’ night out.”
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.
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.
Opened in 1922, the all-time record for attendance was set in 1936 when 26,410 people crowded into the Bowl to hear opera singer Lily Pons. Current seating capacity is 17,376.
