Night + Market has a menu based on the bar snack. You will find a kind of Thai tapas, a unit of consumption carefully calibrated to the refreshment inherent in a single bottle of Singha ~Jonathan Gold
Earl grey! Their ice cream is rich in flavors and textures reminded me of "Mitchell's" in SF. Salted caramel has a very strong caramel flavor. Sorbe had full of fruits flavors. Good ice cream.
These real canals date from 1905 when tobacco millionaire Abbot Kinney (yes, as in the street) dug them as part of a vast resort town he modeled after Venice, Italy. Read more.
Rent a two-seater bicycle and pedal your way down the boardwalk to see the Venice drum circle and local artists. Pose in front of the ‘Starry Knight’ mural for a great photo opp! #vday
A neighborhoody spot that's filled with regulars, pick from seasonalsmall plate offerings and some skinny-crusted brick oven pizzas. The roasted vegetables are also a must-try. Read more.
There’s a focused simplicity of Lane’s food: buttery Umbrian lentils; grilled bread smeared with fromage blanc; a perfectly medium-rare steak rough-sliced and served with balsamic fingerling potatoes.
Specialty: pasta, handmade, whole-wheat rigatoni more or less in the style of cacio e pepe, cooked extremely al dente and tossed with cheese and a punishing handful of black pepper. Read more.
There are usually other people on the path here, but the surrounding neighborhood is cute and seems relatively safe. Just make sure you are on the right side of the path!
From the sublime parking to old zoo to the Merry-Go-Round (which has been operating since 1937), the largest urban park in America has been voted Best Of LA many times... Also perfect for picnics! Read more.
LA (See) Weird and wonderful museum/art project. Don't miss the microscopic mosaics made entirely out of the scales of butterfly wings and the 2nd floor tea room is charming.
The museum is free after 5pm on Saturdays. Stroll between galleries or through the gardens for spectacular sunset views. Take advantage of the free wi-fi as you walk through the galleries. #vday
Tender Greens may be the very first place in LA where it is possible to get an affordable and delicious meal made with locally grown, sustainable, Earth-friendly ingredients with almost no hassle! Read more.
Beautiful views. Multiple ways to access and enjoy the trail. Vistas from the first turn makes it one of the easiest to appreciate.
You know it's good when Cambodians wait in line for a table. Phnom Penh noodles all the way with cha quai and a Thai ice tea on the side.
It's a beautiful little garden setting! Magazines and newspapers and water out. Nice touches!
In 1896, Col. Griffith J. Griffith gave funds in his will to build an observatory, exhibit hall, and planetarium on this donated land. Construction began in 1933 and opened to the public in 1935.
Lots of great Taiwanese and Chinese cafes, small shops you wouldn't find elsewhere!
I love the hot tub, sauna, pool, steamroom, bar... So amazing! And sometimes I work out too.
Grab a few succulents, a backpack, a fancy candlestick, and a bird feeder. All in the same place. All super cute.
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.
Hours m-f 6am -2p long course. 7-830pm short course lap swim. Sat 7am-9am long course. 9am-2p short course. Adult exercise classes, swim lessons, youth swim team and h20 polo. Diving boards in summer
A enjoyable Izakaya experience, Furaibo offers who would be considered Asian tapas, with two locations, in Gardena and on Sawtelle Try their chicken wings with a tasty sesame flavor.
Ace Hotel's new musical bolt-hole in Downtown Los Angeles hits all the high notes, while its casual all-day restaurant features the group's usual arsenal of top-notch food, coffee and drinks. Read more.
