Square One Dining

Minimalist, Japanese-style hotel with an on-site sushi bar, a cocktail & karaoke lounge & a bar. This contemporary hotel fronted by a towering wooden pagoda in the Little Tokyo Historic District is a block from the Japanese American National Museum and the closest light-rail station. The relaxed, minimalist quarters with glossy wood furnishings feature free Wi-Fi, plus minifridges, flat-screen TVs and heated bidets. Upgraded rooms add Japanese-style tubs and rainfall showers. Amenities include a sushi bar, a cocktail and karaoke lounge, and a cafe serving light bites.

Trendy eatery with Downtown LA flair offering an East Coast-inspired seafood menu.

Nestled in LA, this stunning furniture store boasts breathtaking pieces and a vibe that's both chic and a bit aloof—worth a peek, even if just for inspiration.

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At Hollywood’s oldest eatery, indulge in classic American dishes and expertly crafted martinis while soaking up a historic atmosphere in cozy red booths.

A chill hangout for bikers featuring tasty burritos and creative sandwiches, alongside good vibes, cold drinks, and plenty of outdoor seating.

This vibrant walk-up serves up authentic, flavorful tacos and burritos, drawing loyal fans who appreciate the nostalgic street food vibe.

Hip bakeshop for creme caramel, custard pies & other desserts, plus savory quiches & gourmet coffee.

This retro fast-food haven serves up a menu of snappy hot dogs, tasty burgers, and killer fries that'll hit the spot after a long day.