Guidebook for Los Angeles
Drinks & Nightlife
The Varnish is a unique LA experience. It is a Speakeasy in the back of Cole's restaurant with the best craft cocktails you will ever have. They play spectacular live music several nights a week. It's something you shouldn't miss. Definitely ask for Bartender's Choice when you go, and if you have happen to enjoy gin and raspberries as much as I do you must get a Chanticleer.
109 現地メンバーのおすすめ
The Varnish
118 E 6th StThe Varnish is a unique LA experience. It is a Speakeasy in the back of Cole's restaurant with the best craft cocktails you will ever have. They play spectacular live music several nights a week. It's something you shouldn't miss. Definitely ask for Bartender's Choice when you go, and if you have happen to enjoy gin and raspberries as much as I do you must get a Chanticleer.
The food and drinks are just ok, but the views here are breathtaking. Absolutely worth a visit.
786 現地メンバーのおすすめ
Perch
448 S Hill StThe food and drinks are just ok, but the views here are breathtaking. Absolutely worth a visit.
Food Scene
グランドセントラルマーケット
317 S BroadwayTwo words: Foodie Heaven
Bottega Louie
700 S Grand AveThis place has amazing hand rolls! You have to check it out.
89 現地メンバーのおすすめ
KazuNori: The Original Hand Roll Bar
421 S Main StThis place has amazing hand rolls! You have to check it out.
Daikokuya
327 1st StExcellent ramen. Cash Only.
Getting Around
If you walk to this metro stop from the house, I recommend that you walk up 6th street and head north to Hill. I would avoid taking 5th street.
52 現地メンバーのおすすめ
パーシングスクエア
500 S Hill StIf you walk to this metro stop from the house, I recommend that you walk up 6th street and head north to Hill. I would avoid taking 5th street.
Entertainment & Activities
Regal LA Live & 4DX
1000 W Olympic BlvdEssentials
CVS
4414 York BlvdWhole Foods Market
788 S Grand AveRalphs
645 W 9th St
Arts & Culture
The Broad
221 S Grand AveA wonderful museum that shares the touching history of Japanese Americans living in the United States.
75 現地メンバーのおすすめ
全米日系人博物館
100 N Central AveA wonderful museum that shares the touching history of Japanese Americans living in the United States.