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Nestled in the heart of Koreatown, The Line LA is a hip, industrial-chic hotel featuring edgy rooms, a vibrant rooftop greenhouse, and inventive dining, making it a must-visit for trendy travelers.

Pour Haus is a laid-back gem in the Arts District, serving affordable wine and delightful snacks, perfect for game nights and chill hangouts.

Little Fish in Echo Park serves up a crave-worthy fried fish sandwich alongside Nordic-inspired breakfasts and laid-back sidewalk vibes.

Mr. Holmes Bakehouse in Highland Park delights with whimsical pastries like cruffins and doughnuts, all nestled in a stylish, upbeat setting.

Step into Rice Box in downtown LA for a modern twist on Cantonese BBQ, featuring custom rice boxes packed with flavorful, ethically-sourced meats like char siu and crispy porchetta, all served fast for a casual food experience.

Brothers Cousins is the go-to late-night taco haven on the Westside, serving up mouthwatering, braised meats in warm tortillas with endless toppings.

Temescal Gateway Park is a 141-acre urban oasis in the Santa Monica Mountains, boasting shaded trails, scenic waterfalls, picnic spots, and panoramic coastal views.

Lost DTLA is a vibrant rooftop bar serving up mezcal-focused cocktails and tasty tacos, all while offering stunning skyline views and a laid-back vibe.

Savor gourmet tacos with a twist from Ray Garcia’s Brown Sheep, a vibrant, open-air food truck vibe on a Downtown LA terrace, perfect for a lively night out.

David Chang’s Majordomo in Chinatown serves inventive Korean-inspired fare with shareable meats, crispy rice, and rich bings in a sleek industrial setting.