I had breakfast at Kitchen 24, located on Cahuenga and Hollywood Blvd. recently, with my sister. We had the Salmon Florentine, with poached eggs, spinach, hash browns and hollandaise sauce. Also, the Hoe cakes were fantastic! It's an upscale diner, which caters to a late-night crowd. A deejay is on site to set the mood with their chill grooves. Check out www.kitchen24.info

the whiskey a gogo is a great place to gou out on sunset boulevard,it's the bar where the doors performed the first concert and became famous

this place has alot of graffitii for some reason. this plas has alot of stars and agencies and i think hollywood

Ok, Hollywood is not what you think it is. It's nice on the surface, but lurking closely beneath is a cesspool of crime drugs and violence. The sites are cool and the Walk of fame is entertaining and I have had a lot of fun on the sunset strip, but it's not called Hollyweird for no reason.

The Queen of the U.S. I recommend everybody live there for at least the duration of 4 months. I would say more, but I know that after that long you would stay much longer.
I found work in doing background Extra work, Bull Operator at Saddle Ranch on Sunset Blvd. I did market research For Neilsen NRG, and tested video games for THQ and EA. Those are verry good jobs that paid well enough to survive and sometimes a little more, and they were also easily acquired, cause I knew the rite people I guess.
I lived there for some of 2005 and most of 2006-2008, and I must say it was quite the ride. Not all of it was easy, as a matter-of-fact it was nearly hell, all of the time for me.
Let's see.... I was homeless for part of my third time out there. I begged for change and lived on the streets for a few months. I walked up and down Sunset Blvd. with my friend Anthony and he showed me everything about the city that he knew. He was 18 and I was 20. We had some good times he and I. We went to parties in the Hollywood hills together cause occasionally some rich hot-shot would see us begging and feel bad, we're just kid's rite, and we don't look to be homeless at all. So we would pull that angle and sometimes get some free booze, and try for a place to crash.
Latter on I lucked out and found a real job. Hosting at Saddle Ranch Shop house and the rest is history!
My favorite city!

I recommend carrying only credit cards or traveler's checks, avoid crowded area's, leave very early to avoid Massive Traffic that is notrious in L.A., Try to visit the James Dean Memorial, Dodger Stadium and watch a Mlb Dodgers Baseball Game, Buy tickets from fellow season ticket holders outside the stadium or on craigslist to save on the prices, buy snacks and take them inside the stadium to save even more, visit the Los Angeles Museum of Arts, Visit the Staples Center for a Lakers Game during the regular season between oct. 30-april 2nd and the nba playoffs from april-june, Watch The USC Trojans college ncaa football ream at the la colliseum on thursdays or saturdays, try to visit downtown, the beaches and etc!! Try to have a friend with you at all times and use taxi's downtown !

L.A. Is the biggest City I have ever lived in. There are about 9 million people. If you can't find something to do there you must be dead. This is the only city I know of where you can go skiing and to the beah in the same day.

Hollywood is not all it's cracked up to be though. It can be lots of fun just be carefull where yougo

the Heist (18+)and Avalon (21+)on Hollywood Blvd are must go places if you like electro/house music.

Have plenty of money when visiting