10 guides · updated weekly
Shopping guides.
Deep dives into LA's neighborhoods, occasions and obsessions: where to go, what to buy, and where to eat after. Written by locals, checked against the shops themselves.
Disneyland Resort Shopping
The shops worth knowing in Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure and the free-entry Downtown Disney District: what each sells, where to eat, how to handle your bags, and where to park.
Read the guide →Every MICHELIN-Starred Restaurant in Los Angeles
All 24 starred Los Angeles restaurants in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide California, from Providence, Somni's three stars down, plus the Bib Gourmand and Recommended places near our shopping districts.
24 stars · 32 Bib Gourmand · 83 recommended
Read guide →Shopping Near UCLA: Westwood Village, Weyburn & Gayley
A walking guide to the blocks around UCLA: the campus store in Ackerman Union, Target and Ralphs on Weyburn, the Gayley Ave grocery and cafe strip, and gifts for graduation weekend.
Read guide →Shopping Near USC: USC Village, Expo Park and Figueroa
A walking guide to the blocks around USC's University Park campus: Trader Joe's and Target at USC Village, the official USC Bookstore, museum gift shops in Exposition Park and cheap eats from Jefferson Blvd to Mercado La Paloma.
Read guide →Universal Studios Hollywood & CityWalk Shopping
Where to shop on the Upper and Lower Lots at Universal Studios Hollywood, plus the CityWalk stores and restaurants you can visit without a park ticket, and how to get there by Metro or car.
Read guide →An Afternoon on Abbot Kinney
A slow walk down Venice's mile-long boulevard of independent shops: perfume houses, local eyewear, Scandinavian home goods, gift stops and selvage denim, with coffee, ice cream and a garden-room dinner along the way.
Read guide →Records, Books and LA-Made Goods on the Eastside
The independent shops of Silver Lake, Los Feliz and Echo Park: record stores, bookshops open late, clothes and perfume made in Los Angeles, and gift shops where nothing looks like the mall.
Read guide →Los Angeles Hotels Near the Best Shopping
Los Angeles' MICHELIN Key hotels, from the two with three Keys down, sorted by the shopping nearby: Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive, Century City, West Hollywood and Melrose, The Grove and Santa Monica, plus places to stay near Malibu, Venice, the Arts District, Silver Lake and Pasadena.
Read guide →stay close
Little Tokyo to the Arts District in a Day
Start with mochi and manga on 1st Street, crawl the record shops on 2nd, then walk east to Hauser & Wirth's free galleries, two great art bookshops and the warehouse stores of the Arts District.
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Melrose Avenue: Vintage to the Design District
A west-bound walk down Melrose Avenue, from the resale racks and Sunday flea market near Fairfax to the quiet boutiques of Melrose Place and the West Hollywood Design District, with a loop down Robertson to Beverly Boulevard.
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Rodeo Drive & the Golden Triangle Walk
An afternoon up Rodeo Drive from Wilshire Boulevard to the top of the 400 block: Swiss watchmakers, Paris jewelers and the big fashion houses, with a turn through Two Rodeo's cobbled lane and two free hours of parking.
Read guide →Stay in the loop
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