Guidebook for Los Angeles
Food Scene
Farmer's Market has it all. Restaurants, shopping, gaudy glitz, and old LA charm.
819 habitants recommandent
The Original Farmers Market
6333 W 3rd StFarmer's Market has it all. Restaurants, shopping, gaudy glitz, and old LA charm.
Russian food with the occasional drunken vodka-fueled fight. Great place for traditional Russian food-- pelmeni, vareniki, etc.
Traktir Restaurant
8151 Santa Monica BlvdRussian food with the occasional drunken vodka-fueled fight. Great place for traditional Russian food-- pelmeni, vareniki, etc.
Sightseeing
Melrose Avenue between Fairfax and La Brea is a great spot for shopping, eating and people watching.
182 habitants recommandent
Melrose Trading Post
7850 Melrose AveMelrose Avenue between Fairfax and La Brea is a great spot for shopping, eating and people watching.
Everything Else
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) begins the stretch of LA's Miracle Mile, a row of museums and other interesting points of interest.
3162 habitants recommandent
Musée d'art du comté de Los Angeles
5905 Wilshire BlvdThe Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) begins the stretch of LA's Miracle Mile, a row of museums and other interesting points of interest.
An interesting look at LA's iconic car culture. Go see the Ghostbusters car!
538 habitants recommandent
Musée de l'Automobile Petersen
6060 Wilshire BlvdAn interesting look at LA's iconic car culture. Go see the Ghostbusters car!
There's petroleum under the Miracle Mile! (And you can smell it.)
890 habitants recommandent
Fosses de goudron de La Brea et musée
5801 Wilshire BlvdThere's petroleum under the Miracle Mile! (And you can smell it.)
Craft Contemporary
5814 Wilshire BlvdAlso known as CAFAM.
Drinks & Nightlife
Great, cozy, old LA neighborhood bar and restaurant. The creators of Cheers modeled the bar in part on the old wooden bar found here.
26 habitants recommandent
Tom Bergin's
840 South Fairfax AvenueGreat, cozy, old LA neighborhood bar and restaurant. The creators of Cheers modeled the bar in part on the old wooden bar found here.
Shopping
The beginning of LA's unofficial "Little Odessa". Russian bakeries with black bread, Russian butter and caviar is easy to find here. Extends east for about a mile.
Stolichnaya Bakery
7875 Santa Monica BlvdThe beginning of LA's unofficial "Little Odessa". Russian bakeries with black bread, Russian butter and caviar is easy to find here. Extends east for about a mile.