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If you had a Venn diagram of Santa Monica, Venice, Culver City, Westwood, and Mid-city LA, the overlapping portion right at the center would be West LA. This neighborhood has an ever-increasing list of hip and trendy offerings while continuing to maintain many of the classic establishments that have made it a destination for over half a century. Because of its central location amid so many iconic LA neighborhoods, West LA benefits from the spilling over of influences from its various neighbors without succumbing to the stigma of hype that has engulfed so many desirable areas of Los Angeles.
Authentic Japanese Barbeque
You know how sometimes movies have a “limited release” in just New York and LA? Well, with the occasional exception of Arc Light Hollywood, this is often the only theater in LA that is showing that movie. What’s great about Landmark Theaters at the Westside Pavilion is that their offering is a great blend of lesser-known indie films with all the latest blockbuster 3-D movies. It’s an art-house theater with all the comforts and dignity of a cineplex. Definitely one of the best places to see a movie in LA.
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