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Downtown Los Angeles skyline behind tall palm trees at sunset

Some of my favorite spots in
Greater Los Angeles, CA

Diners at curved booths in the Din Tai Fung dining room, under globe lights and a ceiling of wooden discs

The world-famous Taiwanese soup dumplings, worth every minute of the wait. Watch the team pleat xiao long bao behind glass, then work through dumplings, greens, and noodles.

The white Spanish-style entrance archway of Malibu Country Mart, with tiled steps and planters

An open-air village of boutiques, galleries, and cafes around a grassy courtyard, with the ocean just across the road. A breezy place to shop, grab lunch, and soak up the Malibu pace.
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One of the best independent bookstores around, a warm neighborhood shop with a ficus tree growing right up through the middle and beautifully chosen shelves.
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Lake Hollywood and the Mulholland Dam from above, wooded hills and the Los Angeles skyline beyond

A peaceful walking loop around Lake Hollywood, with the Mulholland Dam on one side and clear views of the Hollywood Sign across the water.

A vintage electric organ and two tall lamps below the Art Deco Dynasty Typewriter logo on a pink wall

An intimate theater in the historic Hayworth for live comedy, storytelling, and variety shows, small enough that every night feels like an event.

The Original Farmers Market clock tower beside the Gilmore kiosk and its vintage gas pump

An LA institution since 1934, an open-air maze of food stalls and old-school counters beside The Grove. Come hungry and wander the aisles.

An illustrated map of Retro Row on East 4th Street in Long Beach, labelling its shops, bars and cafes

A walkable stretch of vintage shops, indie boutiques, record stores, and easygoing cafes. A fun, unhurried afternoon of treasure-hunting.

The neon Casa Vega Restaurant sign lit against a deep blue dusk sky, a palm silhouetted behind it

A family-owned institution since 1956, dim and festive and steeped in old-Hollywood atmosphere. Come for the strong margaritas and classic Mexican plates.