Guidebook for Los Angeles
Everything Else
ドジャー・スタジアム
1000 Vin Scully AveL.A. Dodger baseball is coming soon!
Visit downtown's newest park! Check their websites for events. See L.A.'s iconic City Hall building.
283 現地メンバーのおすすめ
グランドパーク
200 N Grand AveVisit downtown's newest park! Check their websites for events. See L.A.'s iconic City Hall building.
Arts & Culture
Downtown Los Angeles
So many restaurants, bars and entertainment to choose from!
Food Scene
California Pizza Kitchen at 7th Street
7th StreetGreat Carolina style BBQ!
Classic "old-school" deli-style restaurant. Claims to have invented the French Dip sandwich!
100 現地メンバーのおすすめ
Philippe The Original
1001 N Alameda StClassic "old-school" deli-style restaurant. Claims to have invented the French Dip sandwich!
Everything on the menu is amazing! I am not a vegetarian, but if I could eat here every day, I might convert! Great introduction to Echo Park neighborhood. Vintage, boutiques and record stores.
311 現地メンバーのおすすめ
Sage Plant Based Bistro and Brewery Echo Park
1700 Sunset BlvdEverything on the menu is amazing! I am not a vegetarian, but if I could eat here every day, I might convert! Great introduction to Echo Park neighborhood. Vintage, boutiques and record stores.
Pok Pok Phat Thai- Los Angeles
727 North BroadwayAmazing, fresh and healthy thai food.
Pok Pok LA
Great selection of Northern Thai cuisine. Get the wings!
Blossom Vietnamese restaurant
426 S Main StGreat pho! Espresso machine to boot!
Burgerlords
943 N BroadwayBurgers and fries that are the "good" messy!
Drinks & Nightlife
Melody Lounge
939 N Hill StGreat rotating beer selection and great DJs spin all night long!
General Lee's
475 Gin Ling WayCraft cocktails. Great atmosphere.
Parks & Nature
マウント・ウィルソン天文台
Amazing views and the trip up is great!
Sightseeing
OUEスカイスペースLA
633 W 5th StForever views, on a clear day after it rains!
The heart of DTLA's renaissance. From 1st to Olympic Street, you get a taste of "pre-Hollywood" L.A. history.
500 S Broadway
500 South BroadwayThe heart of DTLA's renaissance. From 1st to Olympic Street, you get a taste of "pre-Hollywood" L.A. history.