FYI: Cash only. Also FYI: Cherry Coca Cola ON TAP. Love this super hip theater with cheap entertainment- always shows great alternative movies, from art house stuff to grindhouse, to cult classics. Read more.
Hands down the best movie theater in Los Angeles.
Great spot to catch a flick. Feels like family runs the place.
A great place to shop, catch a movie, grab dinner, and of course there's a farmers market! - Rose
Great place to visit in L.A. , restaurants, movie theatre, and mall shopping thats all surrounded in a great scenery to take family and friends.
Great location and design. Movie theatre is great.
see a movie here and get the comfy leather seats in the back of the big theaters!!!
Assigned seating is great so you don't have to get to movies early. However if you do bonus movies, step your game up!
It's a central location with a beautiful view on clear day and lots of lights around the holidays! A great place for a date -- dinner, movie and a nice walk afterwards. Cant go wrong.
Really interesting even if you aren’t a movie buff. Lots of behind-the-scenes stuff. Loved the historical section
Small but a great collection of movie history - especially the holistic behind-the-scenes process of how a film gets made. Can do the whole thing in a couple of hours.
Amazing museum especially if you are a film lover. Brand new and huge. Love it. 9/10 ps.
Even if you don't love cars this is worth a visit! The vehicles are absolutely stunning and they have an amazing collection with vehicles from TV shows and movies as well.
Incredible cars and motorcycle collection. Amazed by the prototypes, movies, Bugatti, Ferrari and Harley-Davidson vs Indian expo.
Fantastic car museum. Lots of cars from different decades and some from wellknown movies
Going to a movie with Andrew
Clean , courteous and contactless!!!!!
Omg that popcorn line was tooo long.
awesome to take a walk, lots of restaurants, cheap parking, movie theater, stores and groceries
A little time to jam some music while seeing all the fresh foods before a good movie at the Grove Hollywood.
Fantastic exhibition, a little pricey at $25 but there is a feast of visual inspiration from Del Toro's films, classic Disney movies and illustrators/comic artists. A must-see for any film/horror buff
Great exhibit. Lots to see
Not that well curated, seems like a mix of del Toro's and LACMA'S collections without a lot of explanation as to why each piece was chosen (beyond the theme of each gallery).
Great place to bring tourists and LA newbies. Most will recognize this art work in a movie or two. Beautiful place day or night.
Closed Wednesdays, but free admission for LA County residents every other weeknight after 3PM. Check their calendar for free movie screenings and live music events.
Great German Expressionist collection. Also go see that big, beautiful Rothko.
This is one of the best Barnes & Noble department stores in the US; go here 4 any movie, trinket, or book. Keep tabs on book signing & celebrity appearances here! fun place 2 bring out of town guests
Great coffee shop area to chill with wifi
This is a great place to meet friends, buy my book, 'Seriously… I'm Kidding,' & do dramatic readings of Danielle Steele novels on the escalator. If you don't have time for all three, just buy my book.
Perfect movie snack! Quiet wrapper.
Delicious cupcakes with a rotating menu of staples and seasonal. Try the daily "off the menu" option sometime.
Bring back the Key Lime for those of us that don't like chocolate!! Pretty please!
Inspiration movie: http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0092048/
The red miso and the soul ramen are amazing.
Free 1 hour parking in the back! Make sure to add corn to your ramen, it's free!
This is my FAVORITE restaurant in the #miraclemile. Great food, vibe, and they play great classic anime movies. Try the mint lemonade if u stop by. Delish!!!
Mint lemonade and the cookies are great.
Free wifi & power outlets outside work. Let's support Yuko & make sure they'll be there a long time
Love the darts and TCM movies playing! Beer and shot deals.
Love the coziness and small bar feel. Awesome bartenders.
Karaoke on Monday nights!
Surely doesn't look like the tar pits from the movies .... BUT it's a nice park by LACMA to take a quick rest at.
This place is awesome! Wish we had gotten there in time to check out the site excavation
These tar pits hold the fossils of Ice Age animals that became trapped in the asphalt deposits here. The fossils were first described by Wellesley College professor William Denton in 1875.
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