Where can car enthusiast foodies combine their passions? By trekking down to the Porche Experience Center and dining upstairs at Restaurant 917, of course. The name and decor were inspired by the legendary 917 Porche race car, and the restaurant boasts views of the race track and testing area while you chow down on sleek plates of oysters diver scallops. The menu is constructed as carefully as a Porche engine, but nothing beats starting the meal with bread and butter shaped like a tiny Porche.

Stalwart 65-year veteran film-inspired hangout offering live music, a patio hang space & drinks.

This 25 foot seasonal waterfall in the Santa Ana Mountains is the ideal hike for both the expert boulderer and the I-just-want-to-take-nature-pics-in-my-Levis-and-Stan-Smiths midwestern transplants. It’s free to park at the trailhead and there are plenty of trails to choose from that lead to the creek below.

Cheery mod bakery & cafe with a creative menu of French- & Japanese-inspired pastries.

Long-time retailer of new & used vinyl records, CDs & books, with regular live musical performances.

Long Beach Veterans Stadium is the home of the LONG BEACH ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET held the 3rd Sunday of every month in Long Beach, California USA. Over 800 sellers feature a huge selection of antiques, collectibles and everthing Chic, Cheap Unique & Vintage all for sale at bargain prices. Established in 1982, this event was named one of the TOP TEN FLEA MARKETS IN THE U.S. by "Good Housekeeping" Magazine, the BEST SWAP MEET in L. A. by "Los Angeles Magazine, BEST FLEA MARKET in Orange County by "OC WEEKLY" and in 2011 received the Readers Choice award for the best ANTIQUE MARKET by "The Press Telegram". On the 3RD Sunday monthly, spread out over 20 acres you'll find millions of antiques, collectibles and vintage items for sale at wholesale prices.... Join the dealers, designers and celebrities who shop "The Flea Market With Style " at LONG BEACH VETERANS STADIUM.

1936 ocean liner-turned-hotel offering art deco decor, fine-dining & casual eateries, bars & a spa.

Cool choice offering a rooftop pool, free WiFi, fashionable dining, a gym & a 1920s theater.

Historic restaurant in a renovated, mutlilevel space featuring American fare & cocktails. 

Grab a bathing suit because you’re going to want to dive head first into the deep dark depths of El Nopal’s mole negro. This neighborhood staple serves mole, tlayudas and other Oaxacan delicacies that will have you questioning why Guelaguetza has been your standby all these years. If you’re in good company, order the Tour of Oaxaca special, which has all the goods in one order.  

Emporium hosting food vendors & florists, plus game nights, movies & other events, since 1917.

We're sick of spending too much at mediocre minimalist restaurants too. That's why this new retro BYOB Silver Lake fried rice specialist has earned its spot in our regular brunch, lunch and dinner rotation. Although it bills itself as Asian-inspired comfort food, there are guilt-free options aplenty as well. Bonus points for sexy 70s aesthetics, juke box and chill patio.

Classic Thai eatery for familiar favorites in a modern dining room, plus outdoor seating.

A museum of the macabre, featuring artwork by serial killers, autopsy videos & crime scene photos.

Sellers of natural history, including skulls & bones, feathers & bird skins, antlers & horns, minerals & crystals, moths & butterflies, fur scraps & pelts, sharks & other sea life, taxidermy & wet specimens.

Chinatown is popping off and Oriel, a new-ish, 80s-reminiscent restaurant and wine bar, is worth popping into. It’s a little tricky to find, but the interior dripping in plants is your indicator that you have arrived. Looking to impress a date? Treat them to an onion soup and a glass of red on the vibey patio before dipping into nearby General Lee’s for a nightcap.

The Mayan Theater in Los Angeles, California is a landmark former movie palace, now performance venue and nightclub.

For an art gallery with extra elbow room, set up an appointment to visit Venus Over Los Angeles. This 14,500 square foot exhibition space in the downtown arts district features a roster of established and emerging talent from all over the world. It’s impossible to miss its unique pink exterior along with a pay phone to place appointments.

Vegan cheese specialist stocking diary-free varieties (many made on-site) plus sandwiches & salads. 

Between the open air patio and “420 Happy Hour”, Electric Owl is a breath of fresh air for the WeHo dinner scene. The new gem on the corner of Sunset and Gardner is designed like an old school LA train car—all class and no kitsch. Order a pizza, some veggies and a few rounds of drinks (or just the latter) and you’re good to go.

As a monument to Route 66's history, this classic burger joint has served the WeHo community for over six decades. You’ll meet the family  (Sean, Sonia and Mama) cooking up no frills burgers, fries and breakfast burritos every day but Sunday. However, the real highlight is their customer service, adding personalized messages and Sharpie portraits to every plate and to-go bag. No wonder it's Seth Rogen's WeHo go-to.