Yes - this theater is super clean and nice and pretty - and even the theaters smell good like a…read morenice hotel. But this review is about how the cashier on 4/23 around 4pm handled an incredibly rude customer - who was demanding that he has some sort of reward points on his account (buddy they're not there). But he was such a jerk to her - and she was cool calm collective - I would have thrown popcorn at him - so she has much better resolve than I do. Kudos to her! Attaching photos of the goon and the lovely cashier:

Never came here before or knew it was here! Came for the Michael Jackson movie to support a friend…read morewho had worked on it and it was okay. I needed less concert montage and more storyline/character development but that's just me. A smaller theater but clean and a nicely kept theater. Seats are leather and comfy enough, they do not recline tho for those looking for that. Restrooms were clean with a nice mod theme to it. They have cocktails for those who like a drink. Came on a Saturday and there was a chill movie premiere happening as well which was nice. Staff were nice and helpful as well. A great local theatre.

The Spadena House is like something straight out of early 20th Century Hollywood Movie. It was so…read morecool to experience this prop-looking house. It was ornate and beautiful! I definitely recommend taking your young ones to marvel at its beauty from afar. Unfortunately, you're not allowed to go past the gate. I heard that the house is opened up once a year on Halloween. It is then you can experience the Witch's House on a more personal level. I hope we can go tour inside one day! I highly recommend coming here!

Some locals call it the Witches House. Spadena is just so much fun. Try parking down the street and…read morewalking up. It is a nice walk. It is in Beverly Hills and you are not far from shopping and all sorts of fun things to do there. It looks like an old Hollywood movie. I think it was a little studio and moved here. I am not sure. Kids love it with all the cool colors of the house. They also have a Koi pond that is ever so pretty. It is best to visit around Halloween because they really decorate it, but anytime of year is fine. It is just a fun thing to do on a nice day. Do not go when it is raining, there is no cover for you. Have a great time.

This place is an absolute paradise in the center of Beverly Hills and it's a fantastic place. It…read morebelonged to the Robinson malls founder. One cannot just visit freely. You need to book a tour or attend an event. I took a 2 hour watercolor class that felt a bit rushed and basic but still was a good experience. I was able to walk the gardens a little and it's all absolutely beautiful and almost magical. I felt transported to a place that didn't feel like the heart of Los Angeles!

Wonderful experience, a hidden gem here in Beverly Hills. Made a reservation for the garden tour…read morethe day before without any trouble. You drive in all the way to the end of the driveway to park. Our docent had a last minute emergency so one of the staff members, Pamela, led our tour, but she was wonderfully knowledgeable and walked us through the Italian terrace garden, the palm forest, and the kitchen garden in an hour. The grounds are well maintained and beautiful!

Always a great spot to stop at if your a fan of American Horror Story: Murder House! Some other…read morenotable shows that were filmed here were: Buffy the Vampire Slayer, X-files, Dexter, and so many more! It's a great photo op, usually there's no one else there, or maybe one of two other groups. But the place is big enough that you don't have to wait in line to take pictures! Street parking is free, but also, be respectful of the area as it is a residential area!

The famous "Murder House" from American Horror Story is located in Los Angeles and is great fun to…read moresee. The Murder is really the Rosenheim Mansion. Rosenheim built the mansion in 1908 to live in his wife. In around 1930 Edward Everett Horton lived there. The Sisters of Social Service then took over the mansion in 1930, using it as a convent and adding a chapel to the building in 1932. Around 1999/2000 the site was declared a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument. It was beautiful and still is in its own right. It was later sold in 2015 for about 3 million, which was a huge price cut from its initial offering. There was a lawsuit against the sellers agent for never disclosing that the property was featured on American Horror Story. Fans of the TV show stated going to it and this made the owners just a tad upset. It is now Murder House. You can now up to walk Murder House and take photos of the beautiful mansion and the area greenery. It is about an hour of fun. I had read that some can walk though it, but I did not see anyway to do that.

Playing tourist in LA and it's actually been so fun! Stopped by the iconic angel wings at Colette…read moreMiller Angel Wings Mural on Melrose and downtown--such a vibe Each spot has its own energy, and it's just a cute, lovely way to explore the city and snap some pics. Still got more stops to hit, but highly recommend if you wanna feel like a tourist for a day

Located between a bicycle shop and a gym with an address of 7763 Melrose Avenue, this 2015…read moreinstallment of Colette Miller's renowned Angel Wings project is across from Fairfax High School. It is approximately 8 feet tall and 10 feet wide. It stands at the entrance to a small, private parking lot, and next to a huge "CALIFIA" mural. The bright pink background brings life to any photo taken here. There is a small informational flyer pasted on the mural's edge. It includes information such as The start of the Global Angel Wings Project began in 2012 in The City of Angels to remind us that we are angels on earth. The project has spread to Taiwan, Australia, Kenya, and other cities, including Haleiwa, Hawaii! Please take a moment (if you are in the area) to take a photo with the Wings and remember that you are an angel in someone's life...

L A M P Many lamps…read moreand different styles. It can get crowded here and it's just a bunch of lamps next to a busy street but it's a LA destination staple and place for some fun photos. Not much else to say since it's a public display. There was one security guard there when I visited so that's nice but aside from that, what you see is what you get. Just remember to be respectful to the work and others. It's for the public

Urban Light at LACMA is one of those iconic LA tourist spots that's worth checking out at least…read moreonce, especially if you're on a date with your partner. I took my wife, and overall it was... okay. The biggest downside? The crowds. It was packed, making it almost impossible to get a clean photo without strangers walking through the frame or ending up in the background. Thank goodness for Samsung's AI photo editing--it saved a lot of our pictures. Parking was another headache. It took us a while to find a spot, and then we still had to walk over to Urban Light. After taking a few photos and spending a little time looking around, we were pretty much done and headed out for dessert. Overall, it's a nice place to visit once, but I probably wouldn't go back. And maybe it's just me, but I couldn't help thinking it's kind of a waste of electricity to keep all those lights on throughout the entire night.

Wow, I can only dream of living here. Such an amazing and incredible looking monument and mansion…read morehome. I love the coloring and view of the place. Good overlook view of Los Angeles and Hollywood too. My first time here, and I just had a good experience. Kind of hard to get out here by car without the stress of finding a parking spot. But please come out and visit the Stahl House if you have the time or chance.

What an amazing opportunity to see this historic home perched on in the Hollywood Hills. What a…read moreonce in a lifetime moment. I loved the house and the tour with all the history of the family and this home. Our docents Scott was great.

I have to start this review off by saying if I saw a terrible movie here, maybe my review would be…read moredifferent?!? Had a lovely time at the landmark Westwood! I didn't buy anything at the concession stand but it looked to have all the options one would expect. I did use the bathroom. Two options. A couple down stairs and a bigger bathroom upstairs. Very clean. Very nice. The theater was fantastic. The picture/sound was of the best. The chairs are decent. They lean way back as you sit back and felt very comfortable. We sat in the last row of the first section. Now this movie is instantly one of my all time favorites. I don't cry that often, but this one ripped my heart out. And as Nicole Kidman says in those other less nice theaters...heartbreak felt good in a place like this.

We went to a 7 PM show at this theater to see Thelma. The theater was very clean and offered a…read morevariety of food and drinks. I hope people visit this theater so it will not close like the other 2 theaters down the corner.

Rodeo Drive completely surprised me…read more Like I mentioned before, I only ended up in Los Angeles because I thought South Korea was going to make it to the World Cup Round of 32. They didn't qualify, and by then it was too late to cancel my flights and hotel, so I figured I'd just enjoy another trip to LA. When I first visited LA years ago, I was much younger. I came to Rodeo Drive back then, but honestly, I had no idea how beautiful, luxurious, and iconic this place really was. At that age, I didn't care about fashion or designer brands at all. Since then, every trip to LA has mostly been for work or to visit friends, so I never thought about coming back here. This time was completely different. Walking through Rodeo Drive, I finally appreciated how elegant and charming it is. The streets are spotless, the architecture is gorgeous, and the whole area has a sophisticated atmosphere that almost feels like you're strolling through a beautiful European city. Even if you're not planning to shop, it's a wonderful place to walk around, grab a coffee, and simply enjoy the surroundings. If you're visiting Los Angeles, I definitely recommend spending some time here. It's not just about luxury shopping--it's about experiencing one of the most beautiful and stylish streets in the city.

Introduced in 2003, this tribute is essentially the design industry's version of the Hollywood Walk…read moreof Fame. As you walk along the famous street, you can spot bronze plaques embedded in the sidewalk honoring style legends like Giorgio Armani, Tom Ford, and Princess Grace of Monaco. The highlight of the walk is "Torso," a striking 14-foot tall aluminum sculpture created by renowned artist Robert Graham that serves as the official symbol of the honor. It is a completely free attraction that adds an extra layer of historic charm to one of the most glamorous shopping destinations in the world.

Cool art work that I saw while driving down the street in LA. It is the Freedom Sculpture. I like…read morepublic art and I like to see all the things LA had to offer. Go check it out and see the wonderment.

The sculpture is an elegant reminder of an Empire the West has chosen to ignore. It pays homage to…read moreCyrus the Great. Arguably one of the most visionary leaders of all times and his human rights proclamation; the first of its kind.