The Tesla chargers are located at the Row DTLA parking structure on the 5th level. There's not many…read morechargers but your Tesla screen display will show you how many are available and how many vehicles are in route to charge. You'll need to take a ticket upon arrival at the parking structure. Free parking is available for the first hour which allows you enough time to charge without paying a fee. Out of all the Tesla charging stops I've been to this location is the slowest to charge. The parking structure is quiet, clean and shaded. I felt safe during the day because all the spots were full. I definitely would not stop here by myself at night. The area outside of the parking structure is busy with easy access to the freeway. FYI: If your stop to charge on a Sunday stop by the Smorgasburg (lots of food/beverage options)

April 28, 2026 There is no way to get into the parking…read morestructure at night. It is closed. And the entire area was extremely congested with cars that were doubled parked. So it is impossible to park and find a way to get into the parking struction Do not bother to go to this place. I was there at 8:30 and could not get in. So had to spend another 45 minutes going to a charging station in Vernon way out of downtown LA. Tesla you suck at charging stations in the downtown section of a very very large city. Have way more stations in the desert. You fell down on this one big time.

Park here at your own risk!!…read more I parked here in self park and ate at Javier's. When I came out my car was blocked in as somebody parked behind me. When I tried to talk to valet, and later the front desk for parking, they had no solution. Their best answer was to wait an hour and a half for a tow truck. When I explained my wife was pregnant and we really needed a better solution (e.g. a gurney that many downtown parking lots use for this situation) they told me they didn't have that option. I tried to talk to the manager who hid from my calls for 30 minutes and when I finally did get in touch he said it was my fault since "I parked too far forward to allow somebody to park behind me." At that point it seemed insulting and almost comedic. I am posting the chat where the manager blamed me for parking too far forward as proof.

Parking rates can improve also don't have employees collecting parking fairs for themselves at the…read moreexit. Paid through the number on the ticket you can text to pay after entering my card information and submitting payment. I was met with an error message assuming the payment didn't go through when I head to the exit and an employee came up to me looked at the price on the screen, which was $70 and then said $40 Zelle, cash app or Apple Pay. Paid the $40 instead of the 70 and thought wow what a great deal I checked my bank account and the $70 did go through I then contacted the office told him about what happened manager told me to wait until the payment of the $70 went through and said if it does will give you your $40 back. Sent him a screenshot of the transaction when it finally processed said he will get back to me and never did. Update: was resolved.

These chargers are conveniently located in a bank parking lot but there are just not enough for the…read moredemand. I charged 3 times in one week and there was always a wait. One time it was 5 cars long. The fact that the chargers are in an active bank parking lot makes things very hectic during bank hours; it is difficult to know who is waiting and who is not. There is no "take a number" system; just an informal wait of cars otherwise blocking access to regular parking spots in the lot. Finally, neither the bank nor EA seems to spend any time or money on keeping the charging areas clean. When I was there they were littered with soda cups, coffee cups, cigarette butts, etc.

Do not buy an electric car unless you have solar panels on your roof and you could charge at your…read moreown convenience. Most of the time Electrify America charging stations are out of order hard to connect stops in few minutes and you have to spend 30 to 45 minutes trying to reach and explain to Customer Service about your situation we leased a VW ID4 and after nine months of misery from the car and Electrify America we sold it back to VW as a lemon car thank God the battery kept going down and down and the range kept decreasing every time we charged.

I enjoyed my visit to The Broad! It's a cool museum with an interesting collection of contemporary…read moreart, and the building itself is worth seeing. The exterior architecture is really something. The museum isn't huge, which I actually appreciated. About 45 minutes was just right for me to wander through the galleries and take it all in. Modern art is always interesting. Some of it I really enjoy, and some of it makes absolutely no sense to me, lol. Jeff Koons' Michael Jackson and Bubbles is a perfect example. What a strange piece! Fascinating, but also a little creepy. That's part of the fun, though. You don't have to understand or appreciate every piece to enjoy the experience. There's plenty to look at, think about, and occasionally scratch your head over. All in all, a fun stop during our weekend in downtown LA. I'd encourage just about anyone to visit, even if contemporary art isn't normally their thing.

I am very picky when it comes to the merits of museums - science, history, natural history, art,…read moreetc - as I have been blessed to visit museums in many major cities such as Seattle, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Cleveland to name a few. Los Angeles is great in many ways but museums is not the city's strong suit, in my opinion, with a few strong exceptions (Getty, Huntington, LACMA). When The Broad opened its doors next to the Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles; the entire city was upside down with excitement and it was the talk of the town. Lines circled around the building for admission and everyone wanted to check it out. I tend to wait out crowds so it took me this long to visit The Broad but I finally went to celebrate my 42nd birthday alongside fellow Yelper Michael B. Everyone is familiar with the story behind The Broad with its existence made through the art contributions of Eli Broad and his wife sharing their private art acquisitions with the City of Angels. Not to be outdone by the world-famous architecture of the Disney Concert Hall; The Broad went full-force to make its own building a work of art resembling a structural masterpiece versus simply a piece of real estate and in that respect, it succeeded; as The Broad is unique, artistic and satisfying for the eyes. Admission is free which is also an inviting plus-side to The Broad. But to me, that is where I stopped being impressed. The Broad has sooo much potential and so much unused space (but it is expanding in 2027 so perhaps it will level up) but it honestly comes off as a glorified art gallery that is simply a tourist trap. The building is so large and in charge but there the ratio of art to the space is minimal and not truly that mind-boggling. The MOCA across the street is a much better choice, honestly. There was only one piece I was in-love with (the melting street lamp) and have already seen everyone's photos for years of the large table, ballon sculptures, Michael Jackson and Bubbles, mirror room, etc; that they don't even require a second glance at this point. Yelper Michael B. is a long time Basquiat respectee and enjoyed the Basquiat room (and he said there was a rare piece included in the exhibit) plus Murakami; but I stick by the lamp post (the silver train is cool, too). My other area of excitement at The Broad? Entrance and exit to the bathrooms include waving your hand over motion sensors which is not only futuristic but hygienically sound and I found this super amazing. But if there is only one piece of art and the BATHROOMS that I find notable; then The Broad is a bust. Honestly, I would have been upset if I had paid for admission. The Broad just seems like another overly-hyped spot that has potential but doesn't live up to its popularity. Or, again, perhaps I am a museum snob and too picky. The Broad is worth a single visit (even though free, make reservations ahead of time); but don't expect some world-class art museum with extensive viewing. We were in and out in about an hour, maximum. Thanks Eli Broad and family; but the actual building is more impressive than your museum.

i love stopping by after work for a quick sashimi fix. the pieces are always cut perfectly and have…read morebeen fresh every time i've gotten them. when the weather isn't too sunny, i like taking everything outside and eating at the outdoor seating area. otherwise, the indoor seating is usually a lot more relaxed and easier to enjoy. it's become one of my go-to spots in dtla when i want something quick, fresh, and easy after work!

Okay I have a love hate relationship here. I love it here because you can park in their parking lot…read morefor I think 90 minutes validated parking which is perfect to shop inside. The negative is the other people that visit with their dogs. I know Whole Foods can't control it, but not sure why people come with their pets, its kind of crazy. However this review is really for their coffee shop. I saw it recently start on the inside and it had a really interesting menu and flavor combos so I wanted to try it. The service was fast and attentive and the person was really enthusiastic. We got the matcha latte and I think it was like a brown sugar one latte and both were decent, but nothing special. The prices were really good though. But would I get this again, probably not unless I really want some espresso. Great concept, but would like more interesting flavors and better coffee!

Do not park here. The people who works here are dishonest and tries to up charge. Tired parking…read morehere today and the guy wanted to charge me $15 instead of $10 because I drive a mid size truck. Also said that his CC machine was down so he can only take cash. Sorry I wasn't born yesterday. If you're the owner of this parking lot. I hope you know the people you're hiring is running a scam. Went to the parking lot on the corner of 9th and Grand Ave. It's an electronic payment machine and with no attendants trying to rip you off.

A gigantic nuisance business in the middle of downtown with constant car alarms going off at night…read moreand clueless staff just walking around as if nothing is happening. This is DEMOLISHING quality of life because these car alarms are going off at 10pm, 11pm, and even past midnight. Can they be sued or fined under nuisance laws?

Awesome customer service and amazing and convenient mobile EV charging. Total time from when I…read morerequested service to when my vehicle was charged and back on the road was less than 70 mins. I would 100 percent recommend to anyone looking for mobile EV charging.

LA EV came to rescue me, great customer service and response time. would highly recommend for…read moreemergency EV charging.

Came here to visit the Jelly Cat pop up inside of Nordstrom! The wait was a bit crazy only about…read more1.5 hours but it's a must because these plush are so cute!!! And this location is the only one that released the exclusive California roll! Yes it's a bit pricey for plush but they're so cute lol The California roll was $30. I know sounds crazy but very cute. There was many other items to pick from too. I also got the broccoli and ginger and carrot and garlic. Sounds like I'm about to make me some type of stir fry lol The grove is a very cute place to visit! It's like an outside mall but also feels like you're walking around in a small town or even Disneyland. Super cute place to shop and dine.

My friends and I visited The Grove to check out Jellycat, and we used the Caruso valet near…read moreNordstrom. There was a steady flow of cars coming in and out of the area, but we were helped pretty quickly. They also offer car washes and full car detailing, which is a nice added convenience. The valet price wasn't bad either. I also noticed that there were quite a few Waymos picking up and dropping off passengers nearby. The Grove itself reminded me of Disneyland. It was really nice and very busy, with a good variety of stores and restaurants. From what I learned, they also host a lot of pop-up events, which I think is pretty cool.

ROW DTLA is such a cool spot to explore in Downtown LA! Located near the Arts District, this…read more30-acre destination has transformed the historic Los Angeles Terminal Market into a vibrant space filled with unique shops, restaurants, galleries, and creative spaces. I love how they've preserved the industrial charm and history while giving the area a fresh, modern feel. We visited during their Filipino American History Month celebration in partnership with Smorgasburg LA, and the atmosphere was amazing! The entire place was buzzing with energy, with delicious food, local vendors, and a wonderful celebration of Filipino culture and community. Whether you're here to shop, grab a bite, explore, or just enjoy the atmosphere, ROW DTLA is definitely worth checking out. Such a great example of LA's history, creativity, and diverse culture coming together in one place!

I'm kind of a regular at ROW DTLA so about time I write a review. You can find me often at…read moreSmorgasburg on Sundays! The big food festival that happens every week is what initially brought me to the Row and there is so much to discover there. I also often come here to charge my Tesla ~ charging on Level 5. The Row opened almost 10 years ago on the edge of Arts District and is spread across 30 acres. As mentioned with the charging, they do have a parking garage which is really nice when coming here. And it's a nice garage, well kept and clean, free for 2 hours with validation. You never need to worry about parking when you come here! Like much of Arts District, it's kind of industrial chic vibes. It's an open-air spot with just lovely landscaping and seating all around. There are some excellent food options like Pikunico and Hayato, as well as Go Get Em Tiger for coffee needs. Very cool stores including concept spots and trendy clothing shops. And i'm def getting my next tattoo at Nonfromseoul. Aside from the brick & mortar shops and restaurants and weekly Sunday Smorgasburg, I've been to some other smaller cultural fests & pop ups here. It's always trendy and cute at ROW DTLA!

I came here for a conference, and honestly, the JW Marriott was pretty impressive. We had the first…read morefour floors for the conference, and the amount of space was incredible. Everything felt open, bright, and airy, with tons of glass, big escalators and elevators, and plenty of areas where people could gather and network. The staff did a fantastic job, and the food was quite good. The regular conference buffet was more standard, while some of the specially sponsored meals and brunches were fabulous. I particularly enjoyed the wine networking reception. It was a great space for people to mingle without feeling packed together. I did NOT stay here, though, because I missed the conference rate, which was around $350. When I checked later, I was stunned to see rooms going for close to $2,000 a night! I compared photos of the rooms here with the hotel where I actually stayed, and there was simply no comparison that could justify that price difference for me. That said, I'm reviewing the JW as a conference venue and not as a hotel guest. On that basis, I was very impressed. I would happily come back for another conference, dinner, or event.

Stayed here for 1 night to celebrate my birthday and watch J Cole perform at Crypto.com Arena next…read moredoor. This stay was a 5 star experience all around, highlighted by a gracious welcome from Evelyn who went above and beyond! My wife and I arrived at 7pm for check in and were greeted very nicely by Evelyn. Once she heard what we were in town for, she comped our parking as a birthday gift and recommended some late night food spots for after the show. Evelyn explained all the amenities included in our Destination fee, and told us if we needed anything to just reach out. The room was clean, spacious, and had a nice view of the downtown skyline from the 21st floor. The tall bathroom ceilings were nice to have for me at 6'5. The morning after, we got to redeem our complimentary small popcorn at Regal next door (included in destination fee) and enjoy the pool for a few hours. Sunscreen dispensers at the pool was a very nice touch! This was a 10/10 stay in Downtown, and is now going to be our go-to hotel for any games/concerts at Crypto.com Arena. Thank you JW Marriott and thank you Evelyn for a great 1st stay.