A mostly Italian spot in the West Hollywood-iest part of West Hollywood, Olivetta serves enough good pastas that you’ll be happy about your meal here.

Toku Unagi and Sushi is a Japanese restaurant in West Hollywood that’s LA’s first and only eel-specialist.

Jones Hollywood is a classic spot that works for pretty much anything, and is the version Hollywood we actually wish existed.

The former Lowell Cafe - now the Original Cannabis Cafe - is the first cannabis restaurant in America. It’s basically a dispensary with food.

Bossa Nova is a big, Brazilian spot with multiple locations across Los Angeles and a solid corkage deal.

Pizzana in West Hollywood is the second, equally good location of the Brentwood pizza spot.

Sal’s is a casual, all-day Italian restaurant in West Hollywood that’s a good place to meet up after your improv class.

Otus is a small, modern cafe in West Hollywood that serves a great Thai-style brunch. And French toast.

Formosa Cafe is a certified Old Hollywood landmark that’s been freshly restored, with a reinterpreted Chinese-American menu added as well.

Soho House is a members-only club in West Hollywood filled with celebrity offspring and gorgeously made martinis.

Bar Lubitsch in Weho is your one-stop-shop for strong drinks, sweaty dancing, and meeting fellow twentysomethings.

Provami Pizzeria in West Hollywood won’t blow your mind, but it’s a dependable spot for Neapolitan pies.

Fiesta Cantina is a neon-and-palm-tree-filled bar in West Hollywood with plenty of drink and food specials.

Rage is a gay bar in West Hollywood home to both a musical theater night on Mondays and the neighborhoods’ only 18+ night.

The Chapel at the Abbey is a West Hollywood club that’s always filled - mostly with overflow from its next-door neighbor.

Revolver is a West Hollywood gay bar that checks all the boxes - go-go dancers, a prime location, and crying girls outside.