Things to do in LA

[Mowgli]

Exactly.

I believe the owner fell for a latina and has her or someone close to her as management.

Allegedly......

You already know how it goes after that



If I want authentic Mexican food I don't go to Aunt Kizzys

 

[DrX]

Major cities are going to be boring if u dont have connections. Everything is tied up in who u know

 

[zayk35]

Why do tourists not wanna be tourists when the visiting a tourist attraction like Los Angeles ...same thing here in San Diego ....the whole place is a tourist attraction

 

[Neuromancer]

Walk outta movies.

 

[ROFL_GUY]

Cac

Everything is touristy this time of year unless you want to do shyt like go run/hike Runyon Canyon or go to lesser areas. Beaches will be packed, theme parks, museums, etc.

You didn't even tell us the kinds of shyt you like to do or like to eat breh, give us something to give you suggestions for its a big fukking area with a lot of diversity.

U stink

 

[OnlyInCalifornia]

Cac

U stink

Still upset I exposed you for NOT living in LA eh? Ol dusty palm springs bum.

 

[...o3]

...you can run them pockets

 

[martin payne]

Still upset I exposed you for NOT living in LA eh? Ol dusty palm springs bum.

 

[606onit]

Go to 1st and Alameda, then call an uber to that popular fried chicken joint in Little Seoul

 

[the cool]

I make it a point to go to Nobu everytime I'm there.

Got one here in dallas

 

[m0rninggl0ry]

that isn’t touristy. Will be there for four days during July 4th weekend. I’m looking at trip advisor and everything looks like a tourist trap.


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@Serious @dtownreppin214

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[The Angels]

that isn’t touristy. Will be there for four days during July 4th weekend. I’m looking at trip advisor and everything looks like a tourist trap.


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@Serious @dtownreppin214

I honestly can't think of shyt an out-of-towner should do/see that isn't touristy. So this would translate to doing shyt you do for fun/leisure in your own hometown, but in LA. Since that will eliminate things like Hollywood Blvd, the beach, amusement parks, etc.

You didn't tell us what you like to do/eat, or what part of town you'll be at so I'm just going to throw some stuff out there aimlessly

Restaurants:

McDonalds
Chipotle

Sit-down:
IHOP
Mel's Diner
Denny's

Fancy:
Numerous restaurants on Restaurant Row in Beverly Hills (La Cienega Blvd)
Restaurants along the Golden Triangle

Mid-range:

Kabuki (Japanese)
Mall food courts at Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza


Non-tourisity things to do:
Go for a drive
Play basketball or chill out at local rec parks (depends on where you're staying)
Grocery shopping (if your hotel has a fridge)
Go see a movie (depends on where you're staying)
Go hiking in the Santa Monica Mountains
Go for a walk
Go to bars or nightclubs (stay away from Hollywood Blvd as it's touristy. Instead go to a random part of town in a working class area)

 

[Idaeo]

someone asked this same thing a few months ago


rooftop of the intercontinental hotel and Perch in dtla

Nomad is new hotel downtown with three lobby bars, packed on weekends

Rooftop of hotel Erwin in Venice

arts district brewery if you like beer, the neighborhood also has art galleries, coffee shops, graffiti, retro arcade, etc

members only dayclub on saturdays

Food- grand central market(knead pasta bar, sticky rice thai restaurant, g&b coffee, belcampo hamburger), umami and father office for burgers, Gus's hot fried chicken, castle bbq & soot bull jeep (korean bbq), guisado's tacos or any parking lot taco truck after 8pm, lemonade - californian comfort food, uovo - casual authentic italian in santa monica , sweet chick - nas's chicken & waffle spot, wurstkusche - german sausage & beer, daikokuya, tatsu, and shinsigumi for ramen, zankou - middle eastern rotisserie chicken, bazaar - high end next level spanish tapas, night market and luv2eat thai bistro for thai, spago if you got $$$ to spend and want the essential LA dining experience, gjusta - californian bakery/restaurant w/ overwhelming selection, best sushi in America is on sushi row, Ventura blvd Studio city/sherman oaks

non-touristy beaches - el matador, point dume (private beach behind the rock climbers), will rogers. dockweiler

 

[CashmereThoughts]

july 7th in long beach, its gonna be on and poppin

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That line up is dope

 

[SadimirPutin]

Well you would have to give folks a lot more insight into what your interests are

Outdoorsy stuff? Fitness,yoga? Basketball? Hiking? bicycle tours? etc

Food? Sushi, steak? tacos? vegan? Mexican? wine and draft beers?

Broads? Let the locals tell you where the best hunting grounds are