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Misto Los Feliz
2064 Hillhurst
323-667-1357
Californian cuisine. A healthy approach to food - no animal fats used in the cooking, low in calories, and a balance of nutrients and flavor. Many of the entrees are low in saturated fat as well. Wraps, salads, steaks and seafood.
The Lickity Split Hollywood Café & Frozen Custard Factory (Egyptian Theatre)
6708 Hollywood Blvd
323-466-5425
Known for its frozen custard, the restaurant contains an area that allows customers to watch as the pastry chefs prepare their bakery items.
Musso & Frank Grill
6667 Hollywood Blvd.
323-467-7788
Opened in 1919, Musso & Frank’s Grill is the oldest restaurant in Hollywood. Hangout of screenwriters and celebrities. It has a very relaxed atmosphere, reminiscent of the 1920’s. Excellent service!
Off Vine
6263 Leland Way
323-962-1900
Historic Hollywood Bungalow. Serves lunch, dinner, and brunch on Sundays, and is situated perfectly for those who are looking for a meal before or after a show.
Pig & Whistle
6714 Hollywood Blvd.
323-463-0000
Fine California dining. Tables and a canopy bed are available.
Ponchik Factory
6601 Sunset Blvd
323-467-3840
Fax ordering 323-467-0508
Popular restaurant for Hollywood business locals. Serves a wide variety of American foods. Local delivery.
Sterling Steak House
1429 N Ivar Ave
323-463-0008
High end steak house. Chris Breed, who contributed to the Sunset Room, the White Lotus and the Pig and Whistle, is involved in this restaurant which will serve sizzling hot plates and fine wine.
Vermont
1714 North Vermont Ave
323-661-6163
Centrally located in Los Feliz. Well-known amongst sophisticated locals, Vermont is a classy restaurant which serves American cuisine.
Dresden Restaurant
1760 Vermont Ave.
voice 213-665-4294
Restaurant and cocktail lounge. Open for Lunch and Dinner. Piano bar lounge also available. The Dresden has been located on 1760 Vermont since the 1960’s.
House of Pies
1869 N Vermont Ave
323-666-9961
Delicious pastries and a wide variety of American style entrees.
The Derby
4500 Los Feliz Blvd.
323-663-8979
Known for contributing to a renewed interest in swing dancing, it provides a relaxed atmosphere earlier on in the evening for locals. As the night progresses, it is known to be much more hectic and attracts devotees of swing dance. Books private parties, Happy hour available.
Cat & Fiddle Pub and Restaurant
6530 Sunset Blvd
323-468-3800
Located near a theatre, it is ideally located for hungry individuals before and after a show. Daily specials, fresh fish and other delicious dishes. Patio available for lunch and dinner. Bar also available.
Cinespace – Cinema, Restaurant, Lounge
6356 Hollywood Blvd 2nd Level
323-817-3456
High end restaurant with a lounge and cinema. Features classic and indie films while you eat and drink. Happy hour is followed by dinner, a movie, and dancing.
Hooters
6922 Hollywood Blvd
323-962-3373
Relaxed atmosphere. The Hooters restaurant is known for its mascot, a wide-eyed owl. Beach theme.
Hollywood & Vine Restaurant
6263 Hollywood Blvd
323-464-2345
Juxtaposition of vintage Hollywood memorabilia and contemporary design. Comfortable booths are available. High ceilings, silver lining and a wide staircase accentuate the modern day ambience.
Asian
San Sui
2040 Hillhurst Ave
323-660-3868
Savory Japanese food. Sushi, tempura, and katsu.
Kabuki restaurant
1545 N Vine Street
323-464-6003
Famous Japanese restaurant that has won awards for its sushi. Spacious dining area, and contains a sushi and appetizer bar.
Chi Dynasty
2112 Hillhurst Ave.
voice 213-667-3388
fax 213-667-3388
Chinese restaurant, of the Mandarin variety. Served in modern setting. 3 stars awarded by the Southern California Restaurant Association for its gourmet food.
Katsu
1972 N Hillhurst
323-665-1891
Fine Japanese food. Fresh sushi and sashimi.
Zen Zoo Tea Café
1517 N Vine Street
323-962-9969
Serves tea, lattes, frappes, and boba drinks. Dim Sum, Salads, Rice Bowls also available.
Simply Thai
1850 Hillhurst Ave
323-665-6958
Wide variety of traditional Thai Foods. Curry and padthai.
Tub Tim Siam
1806 1-2 Hillhurst Ave
323-663-0050
Malaysian cuisine.
Continental
Catalina Bar & Grill
6725 Sunset Blvd
323-466-2210
European cuisine, known for its seafood. Full bar. Live Jazz in the evenings.
Café des Artistes
1534 N McCadden Place
323-479-7300
Serves salads, pastas and other entrée’s with friendly, efficient service. Reservations recommended.
Ye Rustic Inn
1831 Hillhurst
323-662-5757
La Conversation
2118 Hillhurst Ave.
voice 213-666-9000
French country pastries. Open for more than 15 years.
La Belle Epoque
2128 Hillhurst Ave.
voice 213-669-7640
fax 213-667-0380
High end family restaurant and café. Serves fine dinners, lunch and breakfast, as well as brunch on weekends. Contains a French bakery that serves cakes, pastries, croissants, muffins and danishes. Fresh bread baked daily by the restaurant. Catering for weddings and other special occasions available. Extensive beer and wine list. European style side-walk dining also available.
Renaissance Restaurant
5930 Franklin Ave
323-960-3100
Open everyday. French/Canadian cuisine in a Continental atmosphere. Reservations recommended.
Aroma Restaurant
2903 W Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90026
Steaks, Seafood, Pasta, and other continental food. Wine and beer available.
Greek
Joseph’s Café
1775 N Ivar Ave
323-462-8697
Serves Greek-Mediterranean food. Outdoor patio and lounge available. Happy hour and dancing.
Greco Café and Rotisserie
1824 N Vermont Ave
323-665-5550
Middle Eastern-African
Tangier
2138 Hillhurst Ave
323-666-8666
Moroccan style restaurant. A good selection of fish, delicious wild mushroom pasta, and fresh calamari.
Dar Maghreb
7651 Sunset Blvd.,
323-876-7633
Moroccan cuisine. Belly dancing nightly.
Italian
Crispy Crust
1253 N Vine Street
323-467-2000
Gourmet New York Pizza. Free Delivery.
Primavera
2138 Hillhurst Ave
323-688-0808
Piacere Espresso Bar and Grill
1948 Hillhurst
323-660-0670
Tasty California cuisine. Great Turkey Burgers!
Palermo Italiano
1858 N Vermont Ave
323-663-1178
Family restaurant atmosphere serving Sicilian food with delicious pizzas. Delivery.
Louises Trattoria
4500 Los Feliz Blvd
voice 213-667-0777
fax 213-667-2223
Great Italian cuisine since 1985. Wood-fire pizza’s with California style toppings and plentiful servings of focaccia bread.
Fabiolus
6270 Sunset Blvd
323-467-2882
Or
5255 Melrose Ave
323-464-5857
Fine Italian food. Free Delivery. Delicious home-made noodles. Different specials everyday. Homemade soups. Special requests welcome. Pannini’s also available. Catering takeout. Gnocchi recommended.
Gelato Paradiso
6922 Hollywood Blvd, Suite 107
323-464-9256
Authentic Italian food with a gelateria atmosphere.
Cheech’s Pizza
2116 Hillhurst Ave
voice 213-666-7744
2 for 1 on the pizza everyday, any size. Best pizza around. Lasagna, salads and sandwiches also available. Dine in or to Go. Free delivery.
Farfalla Trattoria
1978 Hillhurst Ave.
voice 213-661-7365
fax 213-661-5956
Authentic Italian food from all different regions of Italy. Full service catering and delivery are available.
Toni’s Bakery & Café
3156 Glendale Blvd., 323-664-8633
Atwater Village, CA
Free Wireless Internet
Hispanic
Casita Del Campo
1920 Hyperion Ave., 323-662-4255
Silver Lake, CA
www.casitadelcampo.com
Serving fine Mexican food since 1962.
El Floridita
1253 N Vine Street
323-871-8612
Cuban Cuisine. Lunch & Dinner everyday. Full bar. Live Salsa Bands on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Monday in the evenings. Dance lessons with Pericoy Susan and DJ Saoca on Wednesdays.
Mexico City
2121 Hillhurst
323-661-7227
Authentic regional food from central and southern Mexico. Pork and Chicken Yucatan Pibil. Delicious Mole Poblano and pumpkin seed sauces.
Yuca’s
2056 Hillhurst
323-662-1214
Humble appearance belies some of the city’s best tacos and burritos.
Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Pickford Center
1313 N. Vine Street. 310-247-3600
Built by Don Lee in 1949, it was the first TV production studio. It was used for many sitcoms and quiz shows in the 1950’s.
American Film Institute
2021 N. Western Ave. 323-856-7600
Immaculate Heart College’s campus building arguably contains the best film and video library in the world.
American Society of Cinematographers
1782 Sunset Blvd., 323-969-4333
Built in 1903, this Mission Revival dwelling has been scrupulously maintained by the Society of Cinematographers.
The Argyle (formerly Sunset Tower)
8358 Sunset Blvd., 323-654-7100
Originally consisting of 46 apartments, the Sunset Tower was home to stars like Marilyn Monroe, Errol Flynn, Jean Harlow, Clark Gable, and the Garbor Sisters. It is currently a 64 room luxury hotel listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.
Autry National Center / Western Heritage Museum
4700 Western Heritage Way, 323-667-2000
Founded by Gene Autry, this museum is a tribute to the American West. Exhibits chronicle Western history from early explorations of the Spanish Conquistadors and Lewis and Clark to the present day.
Avalon Hollywood (formerly The Palace)
1735 N. Vine Street, 323-466-0270
When it was first established in 1927 it was known as the Hollywood Playhouse. It became El Capitan in the 1940’s and was home to Ken Murray’s “Blackouts” and the “Hollywood Palace” TV show in the 1950’s.
Bethany Towers
1745 N. Gramercy Place, 323-467-3121
It was once known as the Marsden Apartments and was constructed by Mary Pickford’s mother. Jack Benny had a penthouse apartment located here. Now it is Hollywood’s largest non-profit senior residence.
Bronson Caves
Brush Canyon (at the top of Canyon Drive)
The caves were used as backdrops for many movies and TV shows: gunfights on “Gunsmoke” and “Bonanza” the jungle island in the original “King Kong,” Gene Autry first serial, “The Phanton Empire,” a distant planet in “Star Trek: the Movie,” and the entrance to Batman’s bat-cave in TV’s “Batman” and the first “Batman” movie.
Capitol Records
1750 N. Vine Street 323-462-6252
Capitol Records had the world’s first circular office building and is a Hollywood landmark. The light on its spire flashes “Hollywood” in Morse code. Gold albums of artists displayed in the lobby.
Celebrity Centre International / Manor Hotel
5930 Franklin Ave., 323-960-3100
This was Hollywood’s first residential hotel and was originally owned by the Church of Scientology. Guests included Clark Gable, Mary Pickford, Carole Lombard, Cary Grant, George Burns and Grace Allen, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Ginger Rogers and the creator of Tarzan, Edgar Rice Burroughs.
Charlie Chaplin Studio (Jim Henson Productions)
1416 N. La Brea Ave. 323-802-1500
Charlie Chaplin made “Modern Times” and “City Lights” at this location, amongst others. Once known as A&M Records, the studio was bought by Jim Henson Productions, who honored Chaplin with a statue of Kermit the frog dressed like the Little Tramp. Tours are available via reservations.
Chateau Marmont
8221 Sunset Blvd., 323-656-1010
Historical landmark hotel.
CBS / Columbia Square
6121 Sunset Blvd., 323-460-3000
This was once the main Hollywood network headquarters from which early shows, such as “The Jack Benny Show,” were aired. It is now a CBS media station.
Crossroads of the World
6671 Sunset Blvd., 323-463-5611
Built as “the world’ first modern shopping center” in 1936,” it is now an office complex. Eclectic architecturally. (Streamline Moderne, Spanish Colonial, Tudor, Moorish and French Preovecial styles) It is listed on National Register of Historic Places.
De Longpre Park
6500 De Longpre Ave.
Beautiful park one block south of Sunset Blvd. Rick Nelson penned “Travellin’ Man” on a bench in this park. Features two sculptures of Rudolph Valentino.
Eastman Kodak Company
6700 Santa Monica Blvd.
Offices for Kodak’s Motion Picture Film Division. Kodak possess’ a large digital technology center and numerous film preservation vaults.
Larry Edmunds Book Store
6644 Hollywood Blvd., 323-463-3273
One of the largest collections of theatre and film related books in Los Angeles. They sell movie related photographs, posters and other memorabilia.
El Capitan Theatre
6838 Hollywood Blvd., 800-Disney-6
Orson Welles’ “Citizen Kane” opened her in 1941. Renovation in 1942 concealed its lavish interior converting it to the Hollywood Paramount where many films, including “Doctor Zhivago,” premiered in the 50’s and 60’s. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Farmers Market
Third Street and Fairfax Ave., 323-933-9211
A Los Angeles tradition and world-famous tourist attraction for more than 60 years. Nearby, the Grove’s ideal Main Street atmosphere makes this a first rate attraction and shopping destination. Home to more than thirty restaurants.
Ferndell Park
Ferndell Drive & Los Feliz Blvd.
Stream with waterfalls surrounded by plants imported from all over the world. The Gabrielino Indians lived in this area centuries ago. It has been used often as film and TV locations.
Frederick’s of Hollywood
6751 Hollywood Blvd., 323-466-8881
Famous lingerie shop. Lingerie Hall of Fame pays homage to stars of stage, screen and TV who popularized lingerie and introduced it into mainstream culture.
Funny Farm Body Art
4651 Melbourne Ave
323-913-7043
Tattoo Parlor
Atwater Village
3181 Glendale Blvd., 323-663-5100
Los Angeles, CA 90039
Custom t-shirts
Create your own with artwork
Choose from our images, no minimum order.
Skylight Books
1818 N Vermont Ave., 323-660-1175
Los Angeles, CA 90027
www.skylightbooks.com
“What a neighborhood bookstore should be….”
-LA Times
Truth & Beauty
2910 Rowena Avenue, 323-664-6522
Silverlake, CA
Candles, Vases, Bath & Body, Gift Baskets, Bedding.
Seven Crows Bookshop
2388 Glendale Blvd., 323-913-9677
Los Angeles, CA 90039
Gift Quality Used Books
Potted
3158 Los Feliz Blvd.,
Los Angeles, CA
Gifts for the Garden – neo-classic, bohemian-chic, urban eclectic
www.pot-ted.com
Bauer Pottery
3051 Rosslyn Street, 818-500-0655
Los Angeles, CA
www.bauerpottery.com
Importante
3149 Glendale Blvd., 323-665-1901
Los Angeles, CA 90039
www.importantegifts.com
Unique, affordable gifts from exotic places.
Eastside Records
1813 Hillhurst Ave
323-913-7461
Jeff Frame Gallery
1945 Hillhurst Ave
323-661-5388
Rosetta Stone Gallery
323-913-0827
Third World Art
2016 Hillhurst Ave
323-666-9357
Los Feliz Flyers
http://losfelizflyers.com/
Running club
Video Hut
1864 N Vermont Ave
323-661-4680
Video One
2117 Hillhurst Ave
323-662-1912
VideoOasis and One Hour Photo
1802 Hillhurst Ave.
323-665-2494
Ernie's TV VCR Stereo Repair
1725 Hillhurst Ave
323-660-6566
Pilates Metro
3178 Glendale Blvd., 323-906-0088
Atwater Village, CA 90039
www.pilates-metro.com
Purple Turtle Healing Yoga Therapy
Phyllis Solomon, MA
323-661-2165
Certified Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy Practitioner
No Yoga Experience necessary
purpleturtleheal@aol.com
www.pryt.com/purpleturtlehealing
Silverlake Community Holistic Healthcare
1724 W Silverlake Drive, 323-665-1281
Los Angeles, CA 90026
www.silverlakechiro.com
Chiropractic, Massage, Acupuncture
The Raven
2910 Rowena Ave., 323-644-0240
Silverlake, CA 90039
Traditional Thai Massage
Crystal Matrix Center
425 W. Los Feliz Road, 818-548-ROCK
Glendale, CA 91204
www.crystalmatrixonline.com
crystallady@earthlink.net
Why Knot?
425 West Los Feliz Road, 323-414-9907
Glendale, CA 91904
In & Up Pilates
323-906-9908
Classical Pilates Studio: privates, duets, trios, mat & group equipment classes.
www.inanduppilates.com
O’Callaghan Productions
4451 Kingswell
323-644-2700
Emmy award winner will shoot and edit
Finishing on DVD or VHS
Photos, movies, music, scrapbooks
Shag
2771A Rowena Ave., 323-664-2887
Silverlake, CA 90039
“for all your styling needs come to shag”
Color, Cuts, Manicure, Pedicure, Acrylics, Facials and Waxing.
“Come Relax at shag, an artistic environment without the attitude”
Studio A Dance!
2306 Hyperion Ave., 323-661-8311
Silverlake, CA 90027
Dance & Fitness Class
Ballet, Bellydance, Hula, Modern, Jazz, Jaz funk, Body Works, Yoga, Stretch.
www.studiodance.com
Alto Nido Apartments
1851 N. Ivar Ave.
William Holden’s apartment in the classic 1950’s film “Sunset Boulevard” which also starred Gloria Swanson.
Samuel & Harriet Freeman House
1962 Glencoe Way
Constructed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1924, this home is known for being a stomping ground of avant-garde artists from the 1950’s. Interior designed by Rudolff Schindler. Closed for renovation.
Ennis-Brown House
2655 Glendower Ave., 323-660-0607
Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built in 1924. Closed for renovation. www.ennisbrownhouse.org
Egyptian Theatre
6712 Hollywood Blvd.
Built in 1922 by Sid Graumann (known for the Chinese Theatre). Egyptian décor inspired by 1920’s fascination with King Tut. Location of Hollywood’ first movie premiere, “Robin Hood” with Douglas Fairbanks. Cecil B. DeMille premiered “The Ten Commandments” here. It has been restored by American Cinematheque.
Cinerama Dome
6360 Sunset Blvd., 323-464-4226
Renovated as part of the Arclight theatre experience, this uniquely shaped theatre was designed by Buckminster Fuller in 1963.
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