Where to stay in LA?
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Live in Arts District/Little Tokyo, it's always lit brehs
Im tryna move downtown....was thinking about the arts district
yo OP....go stay in the valley breh
you might see a kardashian at the topanga mall
List some good dinner spots out there brehs?
Anniversary is tomorrow and I don't have shyt planned
BOA in Santa Monica, or Sugarfish if y'all are into sushi. Both are the best restaurants I've ever been to.
Sugarfish has six locations iirc. One is real close to Universal Studios, if you haven't been there yet.
BOA got me for about $300 when all was said and done, just a heads up. Sugarfish is about $70 per person, if you're interested in what I'd recommend ordering.
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Im tryna move downtown....was thinking about the arts district
yo OP....go stay in the valley breh
Literally never a dull moment and it's one of the few areas of the city where you can use the metro to your advantage. I can get to Santa Monica, Hollywood, Long Beach, Pasadena, etc. I rarely ever drive and my job is 10 minutes away. When they're done making the transit connector in Little Tokyo
Bars, Booze, and Bytches galore too. As well as too many options to choose from as far as restaurants go.
If you can afford to live here it's a blast.
CHILL OUT IN THE SFV AND IT'S A 15 MINUTE DRIVE TO ALL THE CITY ATTRACTIONS
I'm a brunch/breakfast guy, and plus with yal being 2 hours behind, I be up out there early af cause I live in central timezone. Def check it out if you in to that. I also checked out this Po Boy spot and this cheese cake joint that was
Overland Cafe in West LA has a dope brunch
Heard a lot of good from this spot
Stir Market (@stirmarket) • Instagram photos and videos
Another spot if you're looking for a good Po'Boy
Orleans and York Deli (@orleansandyorkdeli) • Instagram photos and videos
These last two places I've never been to but will the next time I'm in LA probably early next year
Yeah, DTLA is already the shyt but it'll be really really lit in a year or two once alot of that new construction is completed. I know you lovin' it down there.Literally never a dull moment and it's one of the few areas of the city where you can use the metro to your advantage. I can get to Santa Monica, Hollywood, Long Beach, Pasadena, etc. I rarely ever drive and my job is 10 minutes away. When they're done making the transit connector in Little Tokyo
Bars, Booze, and Bytches galore too. As well as too many options to choose from as far as restaurants go.
If you can afford to live here it's a blast.
I was there last month. I didn’t see no black ppl until I was in InglewoodThe colored parts are the actual City of LA
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I don't stay there though, so if others say it's not in general, I'd take their word over mine.
Haha 25mins......THAT A DAMN LIE, not with all the traffic we have.
I definitely have to take some notes.
Me & my boys heading out there in a few months. We trying to find a spot that is in or close to downtown LA (since we won't be driving). Any suggestions?
Me & my boys heading out there in a few months. We trying to find a spot that is in or close to downtown LA (since we won't be driving). Any suggestions?
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L.a prime. That steak mm mm Mmmmmmm.Can one of yal LA mofos answer this question?
I'm trying to put in the reservations tonight
Same hotel. Bonaventure a few floors down the entire floor rotate in a circle giving you a view of downtown. People of all classes. Drinks made hard as fukk. My favorite place to get lit when i have guests