Came on a day when it was supposed to rain later, but even though it was cloudy, it was actually…read morereally nice. It was not too crowded, and there is a lot of parking on both the left and right side of the zoo, which made it easy. Before entering, there are many vendors selling food, hats, accessories, and children's toys. Children under 2 are free, ages 2 to 12 were $22, and adults were $27. I believe there is also a senior price, possibly around $24. We were able to go through the entire zoo in about 4 hours, and the kids spent some time at the playground, which was new to me since I had not been here in a few years. If you are going without children or with older kids, you could probably get through it faster. Some animals had been relocated to another zoo, and the elephants were not there, which was a bit of a bummer. We were told animals get put away about an hour before closing. I am not sure if that applies to all of them, since we still saw some animals out around closing time. We were able to bring in our own snacks and drinks, which was nice. They do have a few spots that sell food, drinks, ice cream, and other snacks, but they were a bit expensive for me. We did end up getting churros and shared them since they were really long and more than enough for my kids. Overall, it was a fun visit.

The LA Zoo is honestly a pretty nostalgic place for me because I've been coming here since I was a…read moretoddler, and there's still something special about walking through the park and seeing families enjoying the animals together. It's also a fairly large zoo with a lot of ground to cover and plenty of animals to see. That being said, I do feel like the quality of the zoo has gone downhill over the years which is why i awarded it 3/5 stars. There used to be far more exhibits and attractions consistently open, but over the past decade (possibly longer), it feels like every visit includes another closed exhibit, unavailable animal area, or ongoing renovation project. The recent removal and transfer of the Elephants of Asia made me especially sad, and even the petting zoo has remained closed for months now. Thankfully, not everything is negative. The zoo recently welcomed new chimpanzee, gorilla, and orangutan babies, which was genuinely exciting to see. Although I will say, for whatever reason, I feel like spotting the gorillas has become increasingly difficult every time I visit. But hey... if i was a gorilla, id avoid loud crowds too. lol. My personal favorite attractions are still the seals and the reptile exhibit. The zoo is definitely still a good place for families, especially if you have young children, but I highly recommend checking the weather beforehand because it can get HOT. There's decent shade throughout the park, but not many indoor areas with AC. My husband and I usually prefer visiting on weekdays because the traffic and crowds are much lighter. I also strongly recommend getting the membership if you plan on visiting more than once because honestly 2-3 visits practically pay for the membership itself. Plus, having a membership lets you take your time exploring instead of trying to rush through the entire zoo in one exhausting trip. If you need a break from the heat, the reptile house and wombat room are great places to cool down. Just keep in mind that the reptile room is pretty small and fills up quickly, and sometimes the wombat room is temporarily closed. There are several food spots and snack stands throughout the zoo, but honestly I usually prefer grabbing food from the vendors outside the park afterward. You'll typically find tacos, hot dogs, elotes, quesatacos, and other Mexican food options. Most of them also accept Zelle or Venmo now, which is convenient if you don't carry cash. One huge plus: parking is free and there's thankfully a lot of parking available. And this should probably go without saying, but wear comfortable shoes because there are definitely areas around the zoo with a decent amount of incline. By the end of the visit your calves will have their own testimony service. However, they do have electric wheelchairs available by the zoo entrance for those who don't want to brave a roundtrip off the zoo on foot.

Pay parking fee to charge?! No thank you!! That's insanity. I will drive elsewhere to save my $5.read more

First - no one should pay for parking if you're strictly charging your car. They should have…read morevalidation available (even through the app if they're concerned about people not legitimately using the charging stations). Second - with only three cars charging, it was SUPER slow. If I'm paying a premium to charge on top of paying for parking, it should be fast. Third - ZERO signage to help find the charging stations. You confuse it with the first level chargers for residents/showroom use.

The first evgo charger we tried at the Americana didn't work. The second one appeared to be working…read moreand we swiped our credit card and shopped for 75 minutes. The Americana website says the charge for the evgo chargers on their property charge around $4/hour. We've been charged nearly $36 and the process to refund has required three phone calls, emails including bank charges, emails including partial credit card numbers and still...nothing. I would not waste your time, money and energy and would instead shop somewhere else.

Chargers work great. It can get busy on the weekends here so plan accordingly. Not to mention, the…read moreatrocious entrance when the In-N-Out line blocks the entrance will be something to consider as well. Overall its fine but it needs to be better managed as there is quite a noticeable amount of trash and non-EV and non-hybrid drivers that sit in their cars and hog the spots

Tons of superchargers just beware of the peak In n Out car lines. There's one way in and one way…read moreout so the Teslas mixed with the In n Out cars get jammed up at the entrance on Harvey. Other than that, no complaints. Stop in for a charger and grab a burger. The super chargers are behind Fuji Buffet to the right if you're coming in from Havey or the freeway. Close to the 134 and 2 freeways. Use the bathrooms in the restaurants. Was charging at 149-150 kW as my peak speed and got down to 37 kW at the slowest and toward the end of the charge. My only gripe here is the car traffic with the In N Out burger drive-thru.

Los Feliz Library was closing early for some reason, so I decided to come and check out this…read morelibrary which I've been meaning to for quite some time. Underground parking is free, but limited spaces. Plenty of EV parking spots though. There's metered street parking. Several places to sit outside of the library which is nice. When you enter the library, you can either take the stairs or elevator. Layout of the library is nice and cozy. LOVE the computer area!! I feel the layout here is more private compared to the Los Feliz Library. There are also much more computers to use here compared to the Los Feliz Library!! Very clean. Fairly quiet except for the occasional toddler. Only two stalls in the restroom, but it's clean. Interesting that there's a mirror next to the water fountain. Interesting looking book drop. When you see it, you will know what I mean.

The parking situation here is pretty good overall. There are enough spaces available, and it's…read moreusually not too crowded. However, during peak hours, it can get a bit tight. The layout is easy to navigate, which is a plus!

Two out of three chargers were not working here. As it was my first visit here I asked people lined…read moreup and they said it's a common problem at this location. I called customer service and all they could do was reboot one of the bad chargers (it still doesn't work) and say service was supposed to fix the other one. Worthless.

Auto Salon Review I…read moretook my Saab here the other day and I'm far beyond impressed and satisfied with the quality of their wash. This was my first time being my car to an auto salon at a mall and their service has exceed my expectations. The manager who help us was very polite and professional. He knows a lot about cars. Everything was great inside and out. They even did a great job cleaning my filthy rims. It was a bit of a wait but well worth it in the end, they like to take their time to make sure everything comes out well. I don't think I can take my car to get cleaned anywhere else and be as satisfied with the result as I was here.

What a lovely place to hangout with friends and family. The atmosphere is incredible and the…read morerestaurants spectacular. The only problem that I have is when the parking lot gets messy

Whole Foods Market is an entire mood and in Burbank this one elevates that mood…read more From easy parking ( underneath, free + EV stations available) in their spacious lot off Lima Street with elevator access or flat escalator to their great main entrance off Olive Avenue w/ an iconic layout, checkout system, registers and one of my favorite gastropubs Stage 71. I'm not directly by this location too often, but when I am I love exploring their new items, craft wine and craft beer for sure. You can still always catch some celebrity sightings like Dave Holmes, Adam Scott (though I've seen him more at my go to in Sherman Oaks - the one in the middle lol), and various others. All the classic options, extra deals via Prime Members (of Amazon), stellar bakery, hot bar, salad bar and more. Customer service here is always 10/10. Find the restrooms on the outskirts of the store. Carts for kids to get that slice of grocery market/health food store experience early, plus it's fun! Still grab a meal of snack from either the hot bar, a slice of vegan pizza or two (love when they have deals on slices) and or a beverage at Stage 71. Great inside, bar area or even patio seating with views of the city. WFM - Burbank is open from 7AM - 10PM every day, but holiday hours very, especially because we all deserve to enjoy the holidays and be merry.

Ordered a pizza ahead of time for pick up however when I arrived to pick it up, they had given it…read moreaway to someone else.... a vegan cheese pizza.... After I even called to notify them that we were running late to pick it up. No bueno. Unfortunately ,did not have time to wait for another..hence the reason why I called it in ahead.

The service supervisors allow their technicians to take customer cars home for personal use. They…read moreuse the excuse that your car simply needs to be checked for something else and it needs to be run for a couple extra miles. Diana T. is one supervisor who vouches for her technicians so that they can take a car home when in need. BEWARE!!!! An investigation really needs to be done because this is down right outrageous. Protect your cars and your costs. I'm

This is a busy Supercharger location, considering that it is basically in LA and there are so many…read moreTesla in the LA metro area, the wait was not bad. We had to wait 10+ minutes (first time having to wait for a Supercharger) but we were easily distracted by our phones so it was fine. This one is right next to the Service center and dealership, so it is super convenient if you need to talk to an employee. However once off the freeway, there was a bit of a drive down San Fernando, which felt exponentially longer because of traffic, so plan accordingly. Ikea is practically next door. Ralphs and CVS are also right behind the wall, in case you are an out-of-towner who needs to replenish supplies.

Has a lot of charging stations. Conveniently located. There are a few other charging stations…read morenearby if this is full so that is nice. My only issue was that the one I plugged into was not powered. So I had to use a manual release in the trunk to release the charging cable. Never experienced that before. There were no warnings or notifications about the broken stall. It was all good when I switched to another stall.

Convenient location off of I-5 in Burbank and a good place to charge before exiting LA and entering…read morethe Grapevine heading north. Good amount of chargers, although one of them had a broken pin so it didn't work. There's a nearby Hobby Lobby (closed on Sundays), TJ Maxx Homegoods, and Aldi grocery store (very affordable but lines can get very long). Please note that access to chargers is only from the back street, so you can't get here through the main retail parking lot.