The pool bar is a little hidden oasis in the middle of downtown, which now glitters with all new expensive places. If you're hungry, the burgers and taquito plates are pretty tasty.
This Moroccan-themed hotel has all the over-the-top decor one might expect, but in an unlikely location in South Park. A swell place to get a drink before or after a show or ballgame. Read more.
A collaboration between cocktail heroes Sasha Petraske and Eric Alperin, the Varnish is accessible only through a secret door at the newly renovated Cole's, downtown L.A.'s century-old public house.
For the serious sushi lovers, ask chef/owner Hirotaka (Taka) Fujita to bring you the chef’s choice for the evening or allow him to order for you. A great hidden spot for you and some friends. - Jill
A hidden treasure in Los Angeles, in West Hollywood.A five star hotel without the five star price. Read more.
A 100-year-old hidden treasure in the "Historic Core" of downtown LA. The french dip sandwiches are delish (I recommend the pastrami and chedder). And the decor is like a brothel from the Wild West. Read more.
5 Every Day says, "Hikers who brave the steep climb are rewarded with a magical, hidden oasis full of jacaranda trees, rose bushes, geraniums, oleander, and yuccas set among benches." Read more.
This hidden jewel of Griffith Park requires a bit of a hike to reach, but the impressive views, well-tended grounds, and secretive location are totally worth the trek. Read more.
This 70's theme bar is so groovy that it has a secret entrance. (Hint: Enter through the fridge.) Read more.
Check out Good Times at Davey Wayne's as it was featured on Best Bars in America for Ultimate throwback bar, secret entrance through a fridge in a thrift shop Read more.