The LA area has arguably the most diverse food scene in the country. Exemplary lobster roll - served on top a split brioche roll with a side of house-made sweet potato chips. 続きを読む
At its opening in 1923, this was the largest U.S. hotel west of Chicago. It originally had 1,500 guest rooms and was later restructured to the current 683 rooms.
The ultimate Hollywood lunch experience. The stars and the crabcakes are worth the visit. Ignore the paparazzi and stroll Robertson for the fab shops. -David Applebaum, Launch My Line
Park in the private structure in the back by going through the alley next to the medical center.
This accessories-centric emporium is devoted to a slew of artily cool labels, like Rogan, Comme des Garçons, and A.P.C. 続きを読む
The mother ship of all trendy discount stores is Forever 21 at the Beverly Center. Be sure to pick up a bedazzled piece of jewelry that men will notice. -Patti Stanger, Millionaire Matchmaker
The Pantages was once owned by Howard Hughes with his personal office on the second floor. He sold it in 1954. It would be purchased by Pacific Theaters in 1967 who would restore to its former glory.
Highly creative, sustainable resources and good lighting. Every dish is worth photographing. Unfortunately his donuts are only served once a week. -Alex Reznik, Top Chef
Come for one of our many evenings of wine and homecooked dinners, and stay for the hot tub!
The high ceilings and old-school ambience of their bar make this a fantastic place to go in downtown Culver City. -Tressa Williams, Launch My Line
Former fashion magazine editor Elaine Francisco-Sachs has a lockdown on clothes that L.A. girls love, including fantastically versatile Corey Lynn Calter blouses and printed Everly dresses.
Dedicated to lashes and brows, this spa’s most in-demand treatments include amazingly natural-looking semipermanent lash extensions (they last up to two months!) and meticulous brow shaping.
