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4650 Sunset BlvdVery close to Children's Hospital
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Great outside cafe. This place is awesome. I like to go here after a hike or bike ride in Griffith park. The location is perfect since it is at the start/end of the Fern Dell hike. It is also great if you are starting/finishing a ride up to the Griffith observatory. I'm partial to their chai tea.
The Trails
2333 Fern Dell DrHoused in two historic bungalows, this cottage-like café serves large plates of gourmet American classics—with breakfast items served until 5pm, salads, skillet-roasted chicken, hot paninis and more—loved by locals. Brunch is one of the most popular times to see and be seen here, especially out on that killer patio, so be sure to grab Alcove’s very own chocolate bars and some baked goods from the pastry window while you wait for a seat. The adjacent Big Bar offers hand-crafted cocktails, craft beers and fine wines alongside reinvented bar food, not to mention some of the most fun themed beverage menus in town.
310 locals recommend
Alcove
1929 Hillhurst AveHoused in two historic bungalows, this cottage-like café serves large plates of gourmet American classics—with breakfast items served until 5pm, salads, skillet-roasted chicken, hot paninis and more—loved by locals. Brunch is one of the most popular times to see and be seen here, especially out on that killer patio, so be sure to grab Alcove’s very own chocolate bars and some baked goods from the pastry window while you wait for a seat. The adjacent Big Bar offers hand-crafted cocktails, craft beers and fine wines alongside reinvented bar food, not to mention some of the most fun themed beverage menus in town.
Since opening in 2008, this popular neighborhood joint—a younger sibling to the now-defunct Dominick’s in West Hollywood—has stayed bustling with hipsters, young families and celebs alike. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Little Dom’s offers everything from scrambled eggs with bruschetta to meatball sandwiches to pan-roasted branzino. The ricotta and blueberry pancakes are absurdly good, while the three-course Monday-night supper for $18 is a steal.
276 locals recommend
Little Dom's
2128 Hillhurst AveSince opening in 2008, this popular neighborhood joint—a younger sibling to the now-defunct Dominick’s in West Hollywood—has stayed bustling with hipsters, young families and celebs alike. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Little Dom’s offers everything from scrambled eggs with bruschetta to meatball sandwiches to pan-roasted branzino. The ricotta and blueberry pancakes are absurdly good, while the three-course Monday-night supper for $18 is a steal.
HomeState
4624 Hollywood BlvdHomeState
One of L.A’s most quintessential casual restaurants sits along the Hollywood stretch of Los Feliz. Brought to us by Sara Kramer and Sarah Hymanson—who are also behind Grand Central Market’s falafel haven—Kismet is a Turkish-meets-Persian-meets-Mediterranean option that’s perfect at any time of day. Its menu is bright, hyper-seasonal and health-minded, all while still being delicious and not too fussy. Take, for example, their cult-classic Jeweled Crispy Rice, a dome of basmati that’s fried golden-brown on the outside and topped with seeds, while inside, a rich, gooey egg yolk awaits.
45 locals recommend
Kismet
4648 Hollywood BlvdOne of L.A’s most quintessential casual restaurants sits along the Hollywood stretch of Los Feliz. Brought to us by Sara Kramer and Sarah Hymanson—who are also behind Grand Central Market’s falafel haven—Kismet is a Turkish-meets-Persian-meets-Mediterranean option that’s perfect at any time of day. Its menu is bright, hyper-seasonal and health-minded, all while still being delicious and not too fussy. Take, for example, their cult-classic Jeweled Crispy Rice, a dome of basmati that’s fried golden-brown on the outside and topped with seeds, while inside, a rich, gooey egg yolk awaits.
A local favorite, this tiny restaurant offers affordable Mexican eats—from burritos and tacos to tortas and nachos—as well as classic American grub (think: burgers, hot dogs and fries) that draws in crowds looking for comfort food. We’re serious fans of their double cheeseburger, a hefty thing of beauty made with two expertly seared patties. Just be sure to grab some napkins.
40 locals recommend
Yuca's
2056 Hillhurst AveA local favorite, this tiny restaurant offers affordable Mexican eats—from burritos and tacos to tortas and nachos—as well as classic American grub (think: burgers, hot dogs and fries) that draws in crowds looking for comfort food. We’re serious fans of their double cheeseburger, a hefty thing of beauty made with two expertly seared patties. Just be sure to grab some napkins.
Better known to locals as Café Figaro, this charming bistro transports you to a Parisian café—similar to those lining Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris, and much like its originators, this spot is ideal for people-watching. The menu boasts classic French fare (think: niçoise salad and escargots) and the relaxed atmosphere is ideal for lazy afternoons and a café au lait, paired with colorful macarons from the boulangerie, of course. It’s cheery and sunny, especially at brunch, and it switches to just right amount of moody and low-lit for evening dates.
189 locals recommend
Figaro Bistrot
1802 N Vermont AveBetter known to locals as Café Figaro, this charming bistro transports you to a Parisian café—similar to those lining Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris, and much like its originators, this spot is ideal for people-watching. The menu boasts classic French fare (think: niçoise salad and escargots) and the relaxed atmosphere is ideal for lazy afternoons and a café au lait, paired with colorful macarons from the boulangerie, of course. It’s cheery and sunny, especially at brunch, and it switches to just right amount of moody and low-lit for evening dates.
Featured in the film "Swingers," this throwback lounge offers classic Continental eats & live music.
209 locals recommend
The Dresden Restaurant & Lounge
1760 N Vermont AveFeatured in the film "Swingers," this throwback lounge offers classic Continental eats & live music.
Part market, part cafe, Stamp Proper Foods is a one-stop shop for both picking up and eating healthy meals. Breakfast is served all day—think molé omelets, vegan chilaquiles and avocado toast—and there are sandwiches, soups and salads offered throughout the rest of the day. Gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian diners have plenty to choose from here, whether it’s a roasted sweet potato sandwich or a raw zucchini linguini salad. The market serves healthy chips, granola bars, teas and other snacks.
21 locals recommend
Stamp Proper Foods
4500 Los Feliz BlvdPart market, part cafe, Stamp Proper Foods is a one-stop shop for both picking up and eating healthy meals. Breakfast is served all day—think molé omelets, vegan chilaquiles and avocado toast—and there are sandwiches, soups and salads offered throughout the rest of the day. Gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian diners have plenty to choose from here, whether it’s a roasted sweet potato sandwich or a raw zucchini linguini salad. The market serves healthy chips, granola bars, teas and other snacks.
Better known to locals as Café Figaro, this charming bistro transports you to a Parisian café—similar to those lining Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris, and much like its originators, this spot is ideal for people-watching. The menu boasts classic French fare (think: niçoise salad and escargots) and the relaxed atmosphere is ideal for lazy afternoons and a café au lait, paired with colorful macarons from the boulangerie, of course. It’s cheery and sunny, especially at brunch, and it switches to just right amount of moody and low-lit for evening dates.
189 locals recommend
Figaro Bistrot
1802 N Vermont AveBetter known to locals as Café Figaro, this charming bistro transports you to a Parisian café—similar to those lining Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris, and much like its originators, this spot is ideal for people-watching. The menu boasts classic French fare (think: niçoise salad and escargots) and the relaxed atmosphere is ideal for lazy afternoons and a café au lait, paired with colorful macarons from the boulangerie, of course. It’s cheery and sunny, especially at brunch, and it switches to just right amount of moody and low-lit for evening dates.
The team behind Silver Lake’s Sawyer, Scout and Kettle Black touched down in Los Feliz with a sprawling indoor-outdoor restaurant that features an eclectic menu and one of the prettiest dining rooms in the neighborhood. The best move is to come with a group, so as to find and sample a little something for everyone—though we’re more than partial to the carne asada beef carpaccio and the katsu-style bone-in pork shop. Culture-crossing, contemporary cuisine is the name of the game here, as is a cocktail menu that leans fruity and tiki. Whatever you pick, just be sure not to skip dessert—especially not the lemongrass custard.
16 locals recommend
Atrium
1816 N Vermont AveThe team behind Silver Lake’s Sawyer, Scout and Kettle Black touched down in Los Feliz with a sprawling indoor-outdoor restaurant that features an eclectic menu and one of the prettiest dining rooms in the neighborhood. The best move is to come with a group, so as to find and sample a little something for everyone—though we’re more than partial to the carne asada beef carpaccio and the katsu-style bone-in pork shop. Culture-crossing, contemporary cuisine is the name of the game here, as is a cocktail menu that leans fruity and tiki. Whatever you pick, just be sure not to skip dessert—especially not the lemongrass custard.
The theme at MessHall? Glorified summer camp food, with the intention to improve upon all-American comfort food favorites—turkey kale chili is served with fresh cornbread, smoked corn fritters are garnished with a poblano and pumpkin seed romesco, and the fried chicken sandwich does justice to the city’s dish of the moment. Oyster fanatics will be happy to know that MessHall also has an excellent raw bar, stocked with plenty of bivalves, ceviche, shrimp cocktails and tuna tartare.
95 locals recommend
Messhall Kitchen
4500 Los Feliz BlvdThe theme at MessHall? Glorified summer camp food, with the intention to improve upon all-American comfort food favorites—turkey kale chili is served with fresh cornbread, smoked corn fritters are garnished with a poblano and pumpkin seed romesco, and the fried chicken sandwich does justice to the city’s dish of the moment. Oyster fanatics will be happy to know that MessHall also has an excellent raw bar, stocked with plenty of bivalves, ceviche, shrimp cocktails and tuna tartare.
Part market, part cafe, Stamp Proper Foods is a one-stop shop for both picking up and eating healthy meals. Breakfast is served all day—think molé omelets, vegan chilaquiles and avocado toast—and there are sandwiches, soups and salads offered throughout the rest of the day. Gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian diners have plenty to choose from here, whether it’s a roasted sweet potato sandwich or a raw zucchini linguini salad. The market serves healthy chips, granola bars, teas and other snacks
21 locals recommend
Stamp Proper Foods
4500 Los Feliz BlvdPart market, part cafe, Stamp Proper Foods is a one-stop shop for both picking up and eating healthy meals. Breakfast is served all day—think molé omelets, vegan chilaquiles and avocado toast—and there are sandwiches, soups and salads offered throughout the rest of the day. Gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian diners have plenty to choose from here, whether it’s a roasted sweet potato sandwich or a raw zucchini linguini salad. The market serves healthy chips, granola bars, teas and other snacks
Bringing Turkish street food to the city of L.A., Spitz has swiftly become a go-to place for killer döner kebab, especially in Los Feliz. The chain is located here, as well as in Little Tokyo, Eagle Rock and Studio City, and boasts a casual, colorful environment where you can tuck into a hefty Mediterranean plate with döner, hummus, falafel and more. Make sure to order their famed Street Cart Fries, topped with garlic aioli, feta, green onion, tomato, olives and pepperoncini.
35 locals recommend
Spitz - Los Feliz - Mediterranean Restaurant- Outdoor Dining- Delivery-Takeout
1725 Hillhurst AveBringing Turkish street food to the city of L.A., Spitz has swiftly become a go-to place for killer döner kebab, especially in Los Feliz. The chain is located here, as well as in Little Tokyo, Eagle Rock and Studio City, and boasts a casual, colorful environment where you can tuck into a hefty Mediterranean plate with döner, hummus, falafel and more. Make sure to order their famed Street Cart Fries, topped with garlic aioli, feta, green onion, tomato, olives and pepperoncini.
Vibrant French eatery lures locals to its sidewalk tables & red banquettes with classic bistro fare.
189 locals recommend
Figaro Bistrot
1802 N Vermont AveVibrant French eatery lures locals to its sidewalk tables & red banquettes with classic bistro fare.
Sightseeing
Southern California's gateway to the cosmos! Visitors can look through telescopes, explore exhibits, see live shows in the Samuel Oschin planetarium.
Griffith Observatory
2800 East Observatory RoadGriffith Park is a large municipal park at the eastern end of the Santa Monica Mountains, in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. The park covers 4,310 acres of land, making it one of the largest urban parks in North America
898 locals recommend
Griffith Park
4730 Crystal Springs DriveGriffith Park is a large municipal park at the eastern end of the Santa Monica Mountains, in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. The park covers 4,310 acres of land, making it one of the largest urban parks in North America
The Magic Castle, located in the Hollywood district of Los Angeles, California, is a nightclub for magicians and magic enthusiasts, as well as the clubhouse for the Academy of Magical Arts. It bills itself as "the most unusual private club in the world."
146 locals recommend
The Magic Castle
7001 Franklin AveThe Magic Castle, located in the Hollywood district of Los Angeles, California, is a nightclub for magicians and magic enthusiasts, as well as the clubhouse for the Academy of Magical Arts. It bills itself as "the most unusual private club in the world."
Iconic location. Sushi & Cal-Asian fare served amid gardens & a koi pond in the Hollywood Hills overlooking the city.
281 locals recommend
Yamashiro Gardens
1999 N Sycamore AveIconic location. Sushi & Cal-Asian fare served amid gardens & a koi pond in the Hollywood Hills overlooking the city.
Historic, 5,900-seat amphitheater in a wooded park showcasing a variety of acts under the stars.
380 locals recommend
The Greek Theatre
2700 N Vermont AveHistoric, 5,900-seat amphitheater in a wooded park showcasing a variety of acts under the stars.
nformation about the LA Zoo and its animals and plants, special events, exhibits, tours, experiences, wildlife conservation
26 locals recommend
Los Angeles Zoo
5333 Zoo Drivenformation about the LA Zoo and its animals and plants, special events, exhibits, tours, experiences, wildlife conservation
School
The American Film Institute is an American film organization that educates filmmakers and honors the heritage of the motion picture arts in the United States. AFI is supported by private funding and public membership fees
11 locals recommend
American Film Institute
2021 North Western AvenueThe American Film Institute is an American film organization that educates filmmakers and honors the heritage of the motion picture arts in the United States. AFI is supported by private funding and public membership fees