Guidebook for Los Angeles
Food Scene
Excellent coffee. The Poke-Poke place on the corner has excellent healthy fresh raw tuna (surfer sashimi) and the best acai bowl you've ever had with honey and granola and bananas.
12 locals recommend
Espresso Yo Self
1827 Ocean Front WalkExcellent coffee. The Poke-Poke place on the corner has excellent healthy fresh raw tuna (surfer sashimi) and the best acai bowl you've ever had with honey and granola and bananas.
Amazing Chinese-style food loved by both people who don't like Chinese food and those who do. Very unique menu.
112 locals recommend
Mao's Kitchen
1512 Pacific AveAmazing Chinese-style food loved by both people who don't like Chinese food and those who do. Very unique menu.
Excellent sandwiches and gourmet market. My friends and I love the breakfast wrap with eggs and salmon.
51 locals recommend
Bellissimo Venice
68 N Venice BlvdExcellent sandwiches and gourmet market. My friends and I love the breakfast wrap with eggs and salmon.
Wabi on Rose
512 F Rose AveExcellent sushi and japanese food.
The Tasting Kitchen
1633 Abbot Kinney BlvdExcellent drinks, food is OK.
Lemonade
1661 Abbot Kinney BlvdFind amazing food at this little gourmet cafeteria eatery.
Bravo Pizzeria & Deli
2400 Main StBest Pizza in LA. Also, they have great cannoli's.
Great food at Novel! Many of my friends also go there to work during the day because of the free internet.
16 locals recommend
Novel Cafe
3760 Wilshire BlvdGreat food at Novel! Many of my friends also go there to work during the day because of the free internet.
Drinks & Nightlife
Townhouse Venice
52 Windward AveOur local dive bar has one of the best scenes on the west side.
Hotel Erwin
1697 Pacific AveCheck out the rooftop bar! At night they have heat lamp torches.
The Brig
1515 Abbot Kinney BlvdAnother good dive bar.
Sightseeing
Venice's new skate park is a must see. There is a giant pool for skateboards almost right on the ocean. Also, there are events or TV shows being filmed around it often.
162 locals recommend
Venice Skate Park
1800 Ocean Front WalkVenice's new skate park is a must see. There is a giant pool for skateboards almost right on the ocean. Also, there are events or TV shows being filmed around it often.
Another must-see is the Venice Canals, which gave Venice it's name when Abbot Kinney built them. They originally stretched much further, these few blocks are all that are left.
Venice Canals Resident Ho
Another must-see is the Venice Canals, which gave Venice it's name when Abbot Kinney built them. They originally stretched much further, these few blocks are all that are left.