Hip, industrial-chic Southeast Asian joint with communal tables, for sharing plates and banquets.

Beachfront walk with cliffs and panoramic ocean views.

Martinique, a rugged Caribbean island that’s part of the Lesser Antilles and an overseas region of France, reflects a distinctive blend of French and West Indian cultures. 

Angelina is a famous tea house located at 226 Rue de Rivoli in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. Angelina is known primarily for its almost pudding-like hot chocolate and for its Mont Blanc dessert.

The Hotel is located at the threshold of the village of Saint-Paul de Vence. It is composed of thirteen rooms and twelve suites. The world famous Colombe d'Or hotel enjoys a privileged location and unites the Provençal way of life with an amazing and unique private modern art collection.

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Walking distance from the Pori Cafe, is Gala Beach and nearby Pori Beach where caves created by the reveal themselves at lower tides enabling easy exploration. 

Koufonisia is a former community in the Cyclades, Greece. Since the 2011 local government reform it is part of the municipality Naxos and Lesser Cyclades, of which it is a municipal unit. It consists of three main islands.

Pori Cafe is located in Pori beach in Koufonissi.

Hilltop site also called the Noble Sanctuary containing Islamic, Christian & Jewish structures. 

Remnant of the ancient wall of the Temple courtyard, a sacred site of Jewish prayer & pilgrimage. 

The most northern Dead Sea beach on the western (Israeli) side is just 25 minutes drive from Jerusalem. A simple and very accommodating beach with an open café, it enables a 360° view over the Judean and the Jordanian desert and the Dead Sea.

The Dead Sea – bordering Israel, the West Bank and Jordan – is a salt lake which makes floating easy. And its mineral-rich black mud is used for therapeutic and cosmetic treatments at area resorts. Follow the road parallel to the shore and discover many oases and historic sites, too.

Allenby Street is a major street in Tel Aviv, Israel. It was named in honor of Field Marshal Viscount Allenby. Allenby Street stretches from the Mediterranean sea in the northwest to HaAliya Street in the southeast.

Renowned seafood restaurant famed for its inventive menu, opening onto a vine-covered courtyard.

Relaxed, narrow choice with sushi bar seating for offerings from acclaimed chef Jiro Ono.

Family-owned vineyard and fantastic AirBnb overlooking the breathtaking Lake Wanaka.

Horse Trails in Western Cape is a reasonably exposed beach break that has reasonably consistent surf. Spring and Summer provide the optimum conditions. The best wind direction is from the east northeast. Tends to receive distant groundswells and the ideal swell direction is from the southwest. The beach breaks offer lefts and rights. Good surf at all stages of the tide. When the surf is up, it can get quite busy in the water. Take care of rocks in the line up.

Cool contemporary late night bar with edgy bands and DJ sounds in cellar of 150-year-old building.

It is famous for southern right whale watching during the southern winter and spring and is a popular retirement town. The whales can be seen from the cliffs in the town center as early as June and usually depart in early December. They were once hunted in the nearby town of Betty's Bay, but are now protected to ensure the survival of the species.

Table Mountain is a flat-topped mountain forming a prominent landmark overlooking the city of Cape Town in South Africa, and is featured in the Flag of Cape Town and other local government insignia.

The Forest of Dean is a geographical, historical and cultural region in the western part of the county of Gloucestershire, England.

Chinese fast-food spot serving soup, dumplings, noodle dishes & more in a food court setting.

Santa Anita is a USGS place name within the city of Arcadia in Los Angeles County, California. Formerly within Rancho Santa Anita, it lies at an elevation of 558 feet.

Gourmet Indian treat shop since 1990 offering traditional, all-vegetarian pastries & treats.

Running parallel to Santa Monica Blvd through Beverly Hills, this park offers fountains, jogging paths, cacti and rose gardens. 

A 40-minute tour of art, architecture and sites around Beverly Hills.

Famous high-end shopping district in the swanky city of Beverly Hills featuring renowned designer shops, hotels and restaurants.

For an peek inside the "witch's house", check out LA Mag's article here.

Gorgeous, historical gardens viewable by appointment only.

Chain of family-friendly diners serving breakfast, burgers & other American comfort food.

Home to the Nerdist Podcast Network, Nerdist News, and Nerdist Presents

Wilderness Expert Chelsea Griffie:

Is an expensive one, but within hiking distance to some really cool areas such as the M*A*S*H filming location site.

A rugged area in the Santa Monica Mountains that was once home to the Chumash tribe, Malibu Creek State Park is now known more so as the filming location for M*A*S*H and Planet of the Apes. With over 8,000 acres to explore, extensive hiking trails and a rock pool swimming hole, it’s also nicknamed SoCal’s Yosemite.

Wilderness Expert Chelsea Griffie:

For a smaller group, you might like...Buckhorn, which is not far from Chilao. It also has a great Visitor Center nearby with exhibits outlining the history of the San Gabriels and local wildlife.  

The Burkhart Trail begins here and connects to a vast network of National Recreation Trails, including the High Desert NRT, the Pacific Crest NRT, and the Silver Moccasin NRT.

Old-school diner featuring American comfort-food classics, plus live comedy, music & karaoke.

El Capitan is a vertical rock formation in Yosemite National Park, located on the north side of Yosemite Valley, near its western end.

Funky breakfast, burger & sandwich shack at the beach since 1969 with beer, games & live music. 

Beach side boutique hotel with views of the Pacific.

Mexican taco truck

Upscale Californian cuisine with a seasonal focus served in sleek, airy digs with outdoor seating.

Mount Whitney is the highest summit in the contiguous United States and the Sierra Nevada, with an elevation of 14,505 feet.

Landmark 19th-century estate provides living history tours, education programs & community events.

Once Will Rogers' ranch, this park features trails set in the canyon with views of LA & the ocean.

Plants & gifts line the wall of this rustic-chic, open-timbered outpost for beer, wine & liquor.

Trendy cafe chain offering upscale coffee drinks & pastries, plus beans & brewing equipment.

Espressos, teas & specialty pour-over coffees are the draw at this modern cafe with lots of light.

Store is online only.

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Parlor turning unusual ice creams (pear, chicken and waffles) & cookies into towering sandwiches.

Historic flatiron property with plush accommodations, plus a restaurant, a piano bar & a speakeasy

Gallery showcasing rotating exhibits of contemporary art by young & emerging artists.

Local chain known for Cuban classics like ropa vieja & picadillo served in a hacienda-style setting.

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The John Muir Wilderness is a wilderness area that extends along the crest of the Sierra Nevada of California for 90 miles, in the Inyo and Sierra National Forests.

Upscale, white-tablecloth spot for Mediterranean eats, known for their kebabs & landscaped patio.

Chain eatery serving up inventive pizzas plus pastas & salads in a modern setting.

The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is an annual music and arts festival held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, located in the Inland Empire's Coachella Valley in the Colorado Desert.

Picturesque botanic gardens & oak forests showcasing native plants, water features & a casual cafe.

When you don't have time to buy it off the docks, go here for the freshest seafood in Tacoma.

Chinese and Cambodian cuisine

Veteran noodle house offering homestyle Cambodian food in a simple space with counter service.

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

Traditional meat & veggie stews accompanied by injera bread highlight this yellow-walled BYO cafe.

Bare-bones eatery known for rotisserie chicken with garlic sauce, plus other Middle Eastern fare.

American Vintage.  Be a rebel.

Music fans head to this bustling shop for its huge selection of vinyl, video & CDs, plus live shows. 

Scenic wilderness areas, developed campgrounds, plus trails for hikers, horses & off-road vehicles.

Small, relaxed spot with a warm vibe for vegan versions of Thai favorites, including a lunch buffet.

Casual, cheery counter-serve with small tables specializing in vegan renditions of Ethiopian dishes.

Reimagined cantina features Tex-Mex comfort food with an upmarket twist along with a tequila menu. 

Iconic hotel lounge garners raves for its top-shelf cocktails & fare served in a swanky atmosphere.

Large complex featuring art classes for both adults & children plus wine tastings & a gallery.

One of an international trio of contemporary art galleries specializing in abstract works.

Latin tapas, tacos & drinks served in refined & airy brick-walled quarters with a roomy patio. 

Unique structure featuring a Victorian center court with wrought-iron stairs & birdcage elevators.

Often packed, find booze, music, dancing and karaoke in this trendy venue.

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Local farmers market tucked next to the posh Brentwood Country Club.

Hip diner popular for breakfast & late-night munchies, with vegan options & homemade desserts.

Fashion boutique in Silver Lake, Los Angeles offering a wide variety of clothing and accessories for men and women. 

Communal & convivial bar for Starry Kitchen eats, craft beer & vintage arcade games. 

This one goes out to all my button mashers who dig classic pinball machines and vintage arcade games from Pac Man and Galaga to Street Fighter and Michael Jackson's Moonwalker. Forgot your cash at home? No sweat, head to the bar and they'll happily exchange coins for you in increments of $5 or $10. Chomp on the mac and cheese and bacon or spam fried rice noodles if the munchies hit. If you’re not a fan of children, come after 9 p.m.

Rum is the star spirit at this sleek indoor-outdoor bar where an annual membership fee is required.

Landmark deli offering a huge variety of hearty sandwiches & baked goods around the clock.

The famed label’s iconic, circular home features gold albums in the lobby & a Hollywood Jazz mural

For your vinyl needs.

Local landmark for Caribbean fare such as jerk chicken, plus pitchers of sangria, in a funky space.

Landmark burial ground for Hollywood VIPs & an entertainment venue for outdoor movies & concerts.

Cold-pressed juices, smoothies, coffee & light vegan bites from a glossy grab-&-go counter. 

Downtown Los Angeles is the central business district of Los Angeles, California, as well as a diverse residential neighborhood of some 50,000 people. A 2013 study found that the district is home to over 500,000 jobs.

Casual, egg-centric food stand in the Grand Central Market offering omelets & other American grub.

Organic, locally sourced, Mediterranean-style vegetarian dishes in a tiny but welcoming space. 

Exposition Park is the local shorthand for the cluster of museums and buildings that surround this park with sumptuous rose gardens. 

Lively gastropub (with a big patio) known for gourmet burgers & dozens of craft beers on tap.

Neighborhood standby lures locals with a large vegan menu with gluten-free options in a homey space.

Welcome to Fox Studios, a fully-integrated 50+ acre facility with the diversity to accommodate full-length features, special events, sitcoms, commercials, music videos, still shoots and a variety of other projects.  See something of interest?  Call us...or Come On In!

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

Plays, open-mike poetry & student productions staged in a small performance venue built in 1939.

This art deco landmark from 1935 features a high-tech planetarium, public telescopes & city views.

Local coffeehouse chain brewing signature blends & tea in a relaxed atmosphere. 

The Helms Bakery in Culver City, California was a notable industrial bakery of Southern California that operated from 1931 to 1969.

Concertgoers bring a picnic & wine to watch shows of every genre at this historic amphitheater.

The Hollywood Hills are a part of the Santa Monica Mountains and also a hillside neighborhood of the same name in the central region of the city of Los Angeles, California.

Legendary memorial walk adorned with stars bearing the biggest names in the entertainment industry.

Following a two-plus year renovation, the historic Hotel Figueroa has reopened downtown. The Moroccan-esque boutique hotel is replete with five food and drink options, including a poolside bar called Rick’s, and a hidden lobby bar called Bar Alta attached to its own private suite, all courtesy of the team behind New York’s Employees Only. And if you like your martini with a side of art, the lobby is filled with gorgeous contemporary works to feed the eyes.

Simple, all-day cafe with a menu emphasizing health-focused Californian fare, plus a full bar.

Local chain serving raw juices, wheatgrass shots, shakes & more in a contemporary setting.

Unassuming eatery doling out traditional Korean plates, especially fish & seafood dishes. -

Korean restaurant offering BBQ, noodles & other eats from lunch till late at night. 

Happening American eatery that house-roasts coffee beans & serves breakfast, panini & wine.

This traditional Latin dance club opens the floor to a young, hip crowd for DJ-driven parties.

Simple European-style cafe with a patio offers coffee, waffles, crêpes, panini, smoothies & more.

The Los Angeles Fashion District is a design, warehouse, and distribution nexus of the clothing, accessories and fabric industry in Downtown Los Angeles.

From restaurants and nightclubs to sports and music events, LA Live has activities for any occasion.

Casual spot for eclectic pub grub, many beers on tap, global wines & creative cocktails.

From East to West of Los Angeles, Leo's Tacos Truck is famous for delicious Al Pastor Tacos.

Little Armenia is a community that is part of the Hollywood district of Los Angeles, California. It falls within the area referred to as East Hollywood. The area is served by the Metro Red Line at the Hollywood/Western station.

Little Ethiopia is a block-long stretch of Fairfax Avenue in the Mid-Wilshire District of Central Los Angeles, California, part of the P.I.C.O.

This grocery store stocks Asian foods & is known for its large & varied seafood department. 

Fashion, health and auto expos, gaming conventions like E3 and pop culture cons like RuPaul's DragCon and Stan Lee's Comikaze all present here at the convention center.

Check out the event calendar here.

The Original Los Angeles Flower Market is open Monday through Saturday—to both the trade and general public—and closed Sunday. Public Admission is $2 on Weekdays and $1 on Saturday. Park on our secure rooftop parking structure or in one of the several inexpensive lots surrounding the market. A limited amount of metered street parking is also available.

A complex of 6 brightly painted bungalows/villas with outdoor patios, including free WiFi.

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• Lucha Underground announces taping dates via Social Media (FB, Twitter).
• Tapings can last between 1-3 hours depending and will be in Boyle Heights, CA.
• Requirements: You must be 18 yrs or older and may have to sign a non-disclosure agreement upon entering the arena.
• If you’re interested in attending the event, you must email your full name, phone number, email address, the date you want to attend and how many tickets you’re asking for to the following email: LuchaTickets@gmail.com
• To watch the event from a screen near you, go to their website.

Casual hangout with spartan decor & a large patio for drinks, live DJs & an artsy crowd. Most underrated Westside bar award goes to Mandrake. During happy hour, the always-chill bartenders will give you a beer and shot for five bucks. Later at night, they project movies on the walls and it's the perfect setting for chatting up strangers or friends before moseying to the back of the bar where a little dancin’ goes down.

Beef jerky stew & other traditional Ethiopian specialties offered in simple, snug quarters.

Paul and Maurice Marciano, the billionaire brothers and co-founders of Guess clothing, have turned their private art collection into a public museum. Having taken over and converted the Masonic temple on Wilshire Boulevard into an 110,000-square-foot exhibition space featuring a rotating list of some 1,500 works by over 200 contemporary artists. Admittance is free, but be sure to reserve a ticket.

Brightly lit & minimalist white-walled space hosting contemporary art exhibits & events. 

Cool indie shop features a variety of popular comic books, toys & collectibles in a colorful space.

Where do you go after you’ve eaten every Denny’s Grand Slam, scaled every IHOP pancake tower and cursed the absence of Waffle House in LA? You take a seat at Millie’s Cafe diner in Silver Lake. The only thing topping their signature coconut pancakes and street side seating is the exceptional service. Order ‘The Usual’ for an all-star breakfast fit for a country farmer.

Nearly 2,500 acres with trails, camping & hunting, plus a large lake for boating & fishing.

This unassuming diner serves traditional American fare for breakfast, lunch & brunch.

Lively, upscale Korean BBQ restaurant with grill-it-yourself Kobe-style beef & marinated short ribs.

Modern park known for its 10-story purple bell tower features summer concerts & community events. 

A vast collection of autos including restored antiques, race cars & vehicles from famous movies

Cozy spot with Parisian flare offers classic French fare & full bar from the team behind Trois Mec. 

Playa del Rey is a beachside community in the Westside of the city of Los Angeles, California. It has a ZIP code of 90293 and area codes of 310 and 424. As of 2014, Playa del Rey's population is 12,129 people.

Petite, modern cafe serving up gluten-free, organic vegan meals, fresh-pressed juices & smoothies.

Wilderness Expert Chelsea Griffie:

One of the greatest things about this place is definitely the lake itself.

The campsite is 2.5 miles from Pyramid Lake in the hills above Santa Clarita Valley.  It has nearly 100 sites and all your amenities with many recreational options.

Take-out counter in Grand Central Market for vegan ramen dishes from "Top Chef" winner Ilan Hall.

Branch of a regional chain presenting organic vegetarian & vegan cuisine in an understated space.

Try the 4D theater which brings a new layer of reality to your 3D experience.

Live horse-racing track with several bars & restaurants, plus wedding & event facilities.

The largest concentration of sequoia trees in the world, plus camping, recreation activities & more.

Hip retailer for modern high-end clothing, with lines for men & women & a range of leather options.

One of the world's most dynamic Jewish cultural institutions and among the leading cultural venues in Los Angeles. The Skirball Cultural Center explores the connections between Jewish heritage and the vitality of American democratic ideals through art, its collections, educational programs and literary, visual, and performing arts from around the world.

Cozy bar serves craft beers & gourmet sandwiches in industrial-chic space with a dog-friendly patio.

Massive, modern arena hosts LA teams, the Lakers, Clippers, Kings & Sparks, plus music headliners.

Patrons stock up on prepared salads & rotisseries at this sprawling market with dine-in options. 

Compact & colorful Mexican counter-serve dishing up tacos & burritos, along with breakfast options.

The Annenberg Space for Photography is a cultural destination dedicated to exhibiting both digital and print photography. The space features state-of-the-art, high-definition digital technology as well as traditional prints by some of the world's most renowned photographers and a selection of emerging photographic talents as well. 

Despite Washington Post’s recent dig at The Broad (it’s OK, Washingtonians, we’d be jealous, too), the museum continues to exhibit some of the most important artists of the last half-century. The museum’s newest special exhibition just opened last weekend and features over six decades of artwork by Jasper Johns, who is known for bridging the gap between the Modernist and Post-modernist movements. If your New Year’s resolution was to see more art, this is a good place to start.

Butchery & gastropub offering a meat-heavy menu along with an extensive beer list & cocktails.

Koreatown fixture featuring cold noodle soup & grill-your-own barbecue in simple surrounds.

Intimate room spotlighting up-and-coming indie bands, with a sister club downstairs, the Echoplex. 

A renovated power plant cranks out absinthe & craft cocktails, plus burlesque & live music nights.

Stylish bar in an early 20th-century bank building situated in the heart of the NoHo Arts District.  Contemporary eats with a killer happy hour and a nightclub upstairs hosting DJs, burlesque and other local artists.

Built in the 1920s, this high-energy concert hall hosts legendary musicians & indie bands.

Famous, sizable free museum highlighting American & European art, architecture & manicured gardens.

Storied celebrity haunt offering airy, upscale rooms & suites, plus an outdoor pool & a nightclub.

Actually the intersection of S. Los Angeles Street and E. 9th Street in Los Angeles where the six fashion wholesale buildings of the LA Fashion District are found.  The LA Fashion District’s designer showrooms host five market weeks yearly, where buyers and retailers come to shop the latest in contemporary apparel and accessories. There are over 1,200 showrooms in these buildings representing over 4,500 fashion lines.

Airy book & record store offering new & used items in a multilevel space adorned with local art.

Edgy rooms & suites, plus a Korean restaurant/bar, a cafe, a greenhouse eatery & an outdoor pool. 

The Original Los Angeles Flower Market is open Monday through Saturday—to both the trade and general public—and closed Sunday. Public Admission is $2 on Weekdays and $1 on Saturday. Park on our secure rooftop parking structure or in one of the several inexpensive lots surrounding the market. A limited amount of metered street parking is also available.

Casual cash-only diner, open since 1924, dishes up ample portions of American eats around the clock.

Historic 1920s theater with a working Wurlitzer organ and atmospheric opulence from it's Golden Era roots.  Hit up a music show, silent film and other sponsored events .

Pit stop for Filipino-inspired BBQ paired with craft beers in a simple, red-walled setting.

Hip neighborhood mainstay for local & established indie bands often presents free shows.  

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For hipsters of old, The Satellite used to be Spaceland. Spaceland was an alternative rock/indie rock nightclub in Silver Lake that existed between 1995 and 2011. Before that, the club was formerly a gay disco called Dreams of LA. ~ Wikipedia

This swanky, intimate club features name musicians, handcrafted cocktails & late-night eats. 

Large facility providing roped climbing, bouldering, fitness & yoga classes in an industrial space. 

Like the Orpheum, the United Artists Theatre, AKA The Theatre at Ace Hotel, is a Golden Era 1920s theater that hosts concerts, comedy, talks and more.  The Ace Hotel chain recently restored the Spanish Gothic-style venue to its full, beautiful glory.

Woodland outdoor seating, wifi and simple sandwiches and pastries draw hikers to this Griffith Park stand.

Venice is a residential, commercial and recreational beachfront neighborhood on the Westside of the city of Los Angeles. Venice was founded in 1905 as a seaside resort town. It was an independent city until 1926, when it merged with Los Angeles.

Quaint cafe & bakery serving pastries, salads & sandwiches, with outdoor sidewalk seating available

The Venice Canal Historic District is a district in the Venice section of Los Angeles, California. The district is noteworthy for its man-made canals built in 1905 by developer Abbot Kinney as part of his Venice of America plan.

Open since 1923, historic movie palace known for Egyptian decor, massive screen & lots of legroom.

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

Frank Gehry-designed music hall with striking steel architecture & pristine acoustics.

Oxtail, jerk chicken & beef patties are staples at this unassuming Caribbean counter-serve joint.

Longtime taco shack lures foodies with Mexican fare, including cochinita pibil & carnitas burritos.

Kimchi, a spicy pickled vegetable dish, & Korean mains are prepared at this easygoing eatery.

Dealer showcasing edgy modern art including new figurative, pop surrealism, graffiti & street art. - Google

Tiny counter-serve joint dishing up classic Peruvian takeout fare in the International Food Court. 

Gastropub dominated by raw surfaces offering whiskey, craft beers on tap & comfort grub with twists.

Mall-based venue serving modern Vietnamese fare including pho & banh mi sandwiches in chic environs.

Local Mexican chain serving tacos, burritos, tortas & more in a casual, colorful setting.

Hip counter-serve joint for french fries paired with gourmet salts & sauces.

Opulent train station built in 1939 & still a major rail hub, with shops, eateries & waiting areas.

Wilderness Expert Chelsea Griffie:

This one is expensive, but definitely worth it every once in awhile. Very close to the beach. Leo Carillo’s campground features back-country hiking as well as 1.5 miles of beach for swimming, surfing, fishing, whale watching and sunbathing.

Small local park known for its role in African-American history, as well as its scenic views

10-acre green space with harbor & sea views, BBQ grills & tables, plus a free summer concert series.

Funky Wynwood venue luring local hipsters with live bands, eclectic tapas & a spacious patio.

Set inside a boutique inn, this refined Northern Italian restaurant features a lantern-lit patio.

Swanky boutique with a zebra-print exterior selling high-end limited-edition designer Italian shoes.

Gigi is a modern Asian-fusion diner providing music, beer & an eclectic menu of tapas until the wee hours.  It also has bread pudding and a selection of mini ice cream cones loved by TYPOE.

Hialeah is a city in Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States. Hialeah is the sixth-largest city in the state, and is a major municipality within Greater Miami.

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The Miami Art Scene is a cutting edge blog covering the art renaissance in the Miami area.

Performing Arts Theater

O Cinema is a cutting-edge, non-profit, independent cinema with THREE locations in the greater Miami area- Wynwood Arts District, Village of Miami Shores & North Beach (Miami Beach). We showcase first-run independent, foreign, art, & family films.

TYPOE's work is featured at Spinello Projects, a Miami-based contemporary art venture founded by Anthony Spinello in 2005.  It is a gallery, design house, and an innovative platform for nomadic site-specific and curatorial special projects.

With alpine scenery akin to the Sierras and numerous beautiful trails, Chilao is an ideal outdoor getaway.  Large and sprawling, it’s great for groups.  No water on site, but there are toilets!

Stylish option with 2 outdoor pools & a spa, plus a dog park & a diner-themed restaurant. 

Vibrant rooms & suites with Polynesian-inspired decor, plus free WiFi, a pool & a 12-person hot tub.

Refined, modern rooms on a chic, upscale resort offering a full spa, multiple pools & a bistro.

Infamous doughnut shop reputed to have started the current doughnut/donut craze with their maple/bacon doughnut combo.

Locally owned whimsical shop features colorful kites & yo-yos, with free classes every Saturday.

Iconic national park offers an array of options such as hiking among redwoods & river rafting. 

Local plaza where you can rub elbows with celebs over coffee or just shop and chill.

Save your local bookstores! Tucked into a corner of the Brentwood Country Mart, Diesel is jam-packed with a well-curated selection of new and classic lit, including a heavy selection of food books, children’s books, and LA-specific interests. Grab your favorite author’s latest release and take a break from your Instagram feed with a great paperback under the California sun.

Local hangout for raw, vegan & organic eats with smoothies & hot drinks, live music & a market area.

Dinerlike comfort-chow hub dishing out big burgers, ample breakfasts & sandwiches early till late. 

Old-school diner serving up American eats such as classic breakfasts & chicken-fried steaks.

Teas, taro chips & customizable poke bowls topped with housemade sauces in a bright, airy space.

Old-fashioned English pub with a traditional menu, plus billiards, darts & Steelers games on TV.

Fish 'n' chips are offered along with other British pub classics at this country-inn-style spot.

DJs & bands play eclectic music, from house to reggae, in a lively club & lounge with African decor.

Argentine chophouse cooking meat on a mesquite-fired grill in a candlelit space with cowhide booths.

Buzzy sushi bar housed in a utilitarian building serving rolls & a variety of classic Japanese eats. 

House-brewed beer & ale plus burgers & comfort grub sound the alarm in a historic former firehouse.

Woodfired pizza made to order with Italian fare and craft beers.

Exposed-brick walls & a pond set the scene at this Museum District fixture with Asian-fusion fare.

Long-time family owned and operated Greek fast food establishment.

Live music, comedy and entertainment venue serving dinner and drinks.

Casual tavern with sweeping ocean views serving pizza, burgers & seafood, plus local wines & brews.