Discover Mid-Wilshire's Local Community Secrets
Gluten Free Girls LA
Solar de Cahuenga: One of the best all natural coffee shops and cafes in the heart of Hollywood. Today I ordered the iced Spanish latte w oatmilk (amazing), the moist glutenfree blueberry pound cake (it did have lemon in it, so be aware incase you aren’t a fan of lemon), and the avocado toast with radishes and pick de gallo (ask for GF toast as it’s not on the menu) with breakfast potatoes. My only complaint was that the breakfast potatoes were too salty to eat. I would get fruit instead as my side. Another awesome thing..? The staff is a 10/10. Highly recommend this place which is friendly and provides many non-boring options!
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A night TATEL Beverly Hills is great stop in Beverly Hills to pop in for a cocktail and enjoy the live music! 🍸🎺 Spanish fine & fun dining 🇪🇸🌍 “One of the 25 restaurants in the world worth flying for”(USA TODAY) Tatel has live music every Weds-Sun from 8-10:30pm
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Comedy Courtyard at The Everly Hollywood! Join us for some side-splitting laughs at the Comedy Courtyard at The Everly Hollywood - it's going to be a night full of hilarious stand-up! This month we have the pleasure of having the hilarius Betsy Cox hosting. Welcome to the Comedy Courtyard at The Everly Hollywood! Get ready to laugh your socks off at this hilarious event taking place at the Kimpton Everly Hotel. Join us for a night of side-splitting comedy in a beautiful outdoor setting. Sit back, relax, and enjoy some of the best comedians in town as they tickle your funny bone. Don't miss out on this unforgettable evening of laughter and fun! We have comics from Netflix, HBO, Comedy Central..etc. Date and time: Thursday, July 11 · 8 - 11pm PDT
Secret Los Angeles
Celebrate lowrider culture at the Petersen Automotive Museum! It’s no secret that Southern California is renowned as the birthplace of lowrider culture – and now the Petersen Museum is honoring that with their “Best In Low” exhibit. Showcasing classics and contemporary, the exhibit celebrates the remarkable customization work seen in every aspect of a lowrider – from the artistry behind the paintwork to exquisite interiors and even hydraulic systems. Whether you love the lowrider culture, are into cars, or just respect the artwork – this space has something for everyone.
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Roscoe’s Hollywood Harlem native Herb Hudson opened this Hollywood staple in 1975, and their tasty soul food has been enjoyed by generations of Angelenos and celebrities including Shaquille O’Neil, Stevie Wonder, and Barack Obama. The menu goes beyond the staple chicken and waffles to include classics like corn bread, mac and cheese, and biscuits and gravy. The Hollywood location is open until 4am on weekend nights, but you’ll find a handful of other Roscoe’s outposts in L.A. that are serving food until midnight.
Arnold Frank Balcer
Good morning! I am Arnold and I live in Beverly Hills, CA. I am 62…widower with 2 grow up daughters that are currently living in Canada. I am in search of my last love, the heart of my heart. Please I am not looking for young lady…50 and above woman who truly knows what relationship is all about. Hope we all get what we are looking for 🤗
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Ally Grammin
OBET AND DEL’S | Thai Town One of my favorites, OBET & DEL’S COFFEE always makes me instantly happy with their colorful wall decor, friendly staff and the creamiest capp in town. Bonus: they have bottomless drip on the menu for the laptop-inclined.
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Happening in DTLA
Wicked Wednesday at Break Room 86! Not just any 80's party, DANCE Hits. We play Michael Jackson, Madonna, Talking Heads, Human League, Hall and Oats, New Order and much more. Wednesdays at Breakroom 86 are always a hit. Dj Niko Brando has a recognizable but fresh spin on the 80's dance classics, mixing in a house/edm element that makes all your favorite songs from the 80's sound like they were released yesterday. July 10 · 10pm - July 11 · 1am PDT
Secret Los Angeles
Hike your way up to the Hollywood Sign Whether you’re looking for a way to work out, explore nature, or simply enjoy stunning sunset views over the city, a quick hike to the Hollywood Sign is always a great idea. If you’re already familiar with the area or prefer to make plans on your own, just lace up your sneakers and head up there, which is free. If you enjoy socializing with others and you’re new in town, you might want to book a ticket to join a group hike.
Time Out LA
What is your favourite horror movie? Confront familiar foes at Universal Studios’ annual Halloween festivities, where big-budget scares meet iconic horror movie characters. You’ll be able to navigate multiple scare zones and mazes, including ones based on A Quiet Place, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, Insidious, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the Weeknd, an all-female assembly of the classic Universal Monsters and a selection of creatures inspired by Latin American folklore. Also, the “Terror Tram” edition of the studio tour will return with a Blumhouse takeover, while The Purge will again assume stage show duties over at the WaterWorld venue.
Time Out LA
Nossa Caipirinha Bar What: $10–11 cocktails and wines, $5–8 beers, discounted food items When: Daily 4–6pm Why we love it: After a short stint as a sit-down restaurant, this Brazilian eatery in Los Feliz flipped into a neighborhood watering hole inspired by the country’s botecos. Now, Nossa Caipirinha Bar offers five well-balanced renditions of its namesake drink—Brazil’s national cocktail—as well as a host of traditional bar snacks like cheese bread and coxinhas (chicken and paprika croquettes). At happy hour, snack on discounted bites like $9 chicken heart skewers, $14 fried calamari and $13 coxinhas.
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John Waters: Pope of Trash Discover the first comprehensive exhibition dedicated to John Waters, whose 60-year filmmaking career has presented some of the most memorable and eccentric cult movies including Pink Flamingos (1972), Hairspray (1988), Pecker (1998), and Mondo Trasho (1969). Explore Waters’ complete filmography with over 400 works on display including handwritten scripts, set decoration and props, costumes, photographs, correspondence, and film clips. Open now through Aug. 4, 2024
Happening in DTLA
RECOLLECT LADIES NIGHT in LA! Get ready for an unforgettable night with a full female lineup in the heart of downtown Los Angeles! Thursday, July 18 Time: 11 PM - 4 AM Music Genres: House / Minimal / UKG Ladies Free All Night See you there!
THE ROOFTOP GUIDE
The West Hollywood EDITION The sleek and modern place offers a truly beautiful LA rooftop oasis. At The Roof rooftop bar, but maybe even more so at the rooftop pool deck. Perched above Sunset Boulevard and with amazing views of the Hollywood Hills, Beverly Hills and the iconic LA skyline, here guests staying at the hotel can soak up the sun and enjoy refreshing swims elevated high above the city. Surrounded with lush botanicals, mature trees and terra cotta-potted plants, as well as bespoke wooden loungers, the rooftop pool deck is the perfect spot to catch the sunrise, sunset and everything in between.
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Los Angeles4 everybody
The nations largest hawker stall = Smorgasburg LA! I like to come here bc it’s always summer vibes and you get all of LA’s most viral food trucks in one place. Gives a major platform to small businesses and gives me a unique experience every time. I come for food, beverages, local artistry and sun. Bring water and hats for sun protection bc it’s a large parking lot and all the asphalt makes it hot there ☀️ 🧢 🧴 💦
Secret Los Angeles
Enjoy BTS’ exhibit – Teen Angel & Estevan Oriol BEYOND THE STREETS’ (BTS) Teen Angel & Estevan Oriol: Dedicated To You is an extraordinary exhibition capturing the essence of Los Angeles through the lens of legendary photographer Estevan Oriol and the influence of the independent Chicano magazine, Teen Angel. This curation highlights Oriol’s raw talent for uncovering beauty in the often-overlooked aspects of Los Angeles’ rich and transcendent culture. Oriol meticulously explored his own extensive archive to present this powerful collection that also demonstrates how Teen Angel impacted his own work.
Happening in DTLA
Have you checked out this quant little pasta stop ? 🍝 Known for their uni pasta it’s definitely a place you don’t want to miss. Conveniently located in Los Angeles, CA of CA, Pasta e Pasta by Allegro restaurant serves authentic Mexico and Thai cuisines with fresh ingredients and affordable prices. A wide variety of menu items are cooked up by our talented and creative chefs! We use 100% vegetable oil. Come to experience our friendly atmosphere and excellent service.
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HI TOPS As one of L.A.’s busiest gay sports bars, this outpost not only offers the neighborhood another LGBTQ+ venue but also serves as a great spot to catch a game. While it’s not primarily known for sports viewing, the numerous flat-screen TVs on the walls provide the option. Additionally, they host weekday Happy Hour from 4-7 pm, featuring discounted wine, beer, and well drinks. For those seeking mental stimulation, Monday trivia nights are quite popular.
DTLA Insider
☕️ The newest addition to the Downtown Coffee scene has arrived at the gorgeous Concierge Coffee in the Arts District and this is one you don’t want to miss 🤌🏽
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The Art of Movie Making: The Godfather The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures presents an array objects and artifacts from The Godfather (1972) and The Godfather Part II (1974), an opportunity for film buffs to learn about the making of one of Hollywood’s most storied film franchises. See costumes, props, scripts, and equipment, many of which have never been presented to the public, and all of which provide valuable insight to the process of filmmaking in the ’70s. 🗓️ Dates: On view now through Jan. 5, 2025
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KCRW Summer Nights with LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes! An evening of Cumbia from across the continent. Curated by music journalist Betto Arcos, CUMBIA SOMOS will showcase the rich and diverse sounds of cumbia from its origins in the region known as Montes de María, Colombia, to the urban centers of every Latin American city, including Los Angeles. Bring your dancing shoes, this is an evening that celebrates the most popular dance style in the continent. Jul 13 • 6:00 pm PDT The evening will unfold in four different parts: Presentation and talk about the book SOMOS CUMBIA, with music journalists Jaime Andrés Monsalve from Colombia, Enrique Blanc from Mexico and host-curator Betto Arcos; Jaime Andrés Monsalve will comment on the origins of cumbia and introduce the first group, Eduardo Palo Cuero; Betto Arcos will comment on the spread of Cumbia across the continent and introduce cumbia band El Conjunto Nueva Ola ECNO, and finally, Enrique Blanc comments on the significance of the Sonidero culture and introduces Sonidero Luis “La Rumba” Noriega and KCRW DJ Wyldeflower.
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Eastern Mediterranean 🫓🍷 Ladyhawk Top Chef’s Charbel Hayek opens Ladyhawk. We went for a lowkey weekday dinner and loved the warm and inviting atmosphere. The restaurant had a good crowd, delicious food and lively energy!
Tonia Adams
searching and looking for the right and God fearing man who knows what he want and he can cherish what he wants 💖 a very mature man for myself
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Ruano Jjhay
who wants to date for fun? if you can conquer me you can keep me, but I'm not easy to please 🫡😘
Life by Vivien
Pink Pepper Thai My favorite Thai restaurant in LA is such a vibe - whether you’re dining indoors with lovely floral decor or on the outdoor patio with a breeze and plenty of natural lighting, this spot is perfect for delicious authentic classic Thai dishes. Every dish had incredible flavors and textures and the portions were generous! Here’s everything we tried: Appetizers : Kan Tok - Thai Platter** (you HAVE to try this, it’s incredible, their fried coconut shrimp is made in house!) : Chicken Satay* Soup :Tom Kha soup with Chicken *the broth is so tasty Main : Khao soi Beef Short Rib *noodles are so flavorful : Curry Salmon **salmon is so tender! : Pad Thai with Shrimp *so flavorful! Dessert : Mango Sticky Rice **perfect melt in your mouth flavors : Fried Banana *so tasty, perfect complementary textures I enjoyed every single dish I tried and happily enjoyed all the leftovers for days - it was still so good!
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Morning cup of joy at Harvey Easton Cafe ☕️ The vintage decor and relaxed vibe give a cozy feel. A great place to throw your headphones on and get some work done.
Los Angeles4 everybody
Jiro Style Ramen, right here in Los Angie. At Tsujita Annex in West LA, Jiro-style ramen is a specialty that aligns with the authentic features of this style. Tsujita Annex is known for its rich, flavorful ramen and adheres closely to the traditional Jiro-style with its robust broth, substantial portions of toppings, and emphasis on a hearty, satisfying meal. The restaurant’s approach to Jiro-style ramen aims to capture the essence of the original while catering to the local palate. — Jiro-style ramen is a distinct type of ramen that originates from Ramen Jiro, a famous ramen shop in Tokyo, Japan. It’s characterized by its hearty, rich, and indulgent style. The key features of Jiro-style ramen include a thick, flavorful broth, a heavy dose of garlic, a significant amount of bean sprouts, and a generous portion of fatty pork. The noodles are usually thick and chewy, and the dish is often topped with extra slices of pork and sometimes a raw egg.
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Dining inside the historic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel at Shirley Brasserie The Tale of Two Cities is a monthly dinner series that brings top chefs from around the world to collaborate with Chef de Cuisine on a five-course dinner! So happy we had the chance to experience the first dinner collaboration with Michelin-starred Chef of Restaurant YUU in NYC!
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Have a martini at Musso & Frank Cinephiles, this one’s for you. Pretend it’s the 1920s and take your date out for a romantic night of Old Hollywood charm at the legendary Musso & Frank. Known as the oldest restaurant in Hollywood and often referred to as the “genesis of Hollywood,” this iconic steakhouse in LA, feels like you’ve stepped back into a bygone era. The restaurant was known as the go-to spot for the Hollywood elite, even boasting a secret back room for industry insiders. It’s been memorialized in countless films, most notably Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Cozy up in one of the old-school wooden booths and order their world-famous martini for a night to remember.
Los Angeles magazine
Celebrating 60 Years of the Century City Shopping Center From the debut of the Music Center downtown to the construction of the new LACMA on the Miracle Mile, Los Angeles was on a building boom in 1964. An entire new district came online in Century City, transforming 176 acres on the westside into offices, shops, and a grand hotel. The city was in the midst of creating epic monuments in what some observers have called the era of ‘Imperial Los Angeles.’ At the same time that L.A. art and culture were elevated to new heights, Century City debuted its landmark shopping center, now operated by Westfield, which is set to celebrate its 60th anniversary October 12-13.
2Discover the Hidden Gems of Mid-Wilshire's Local Community
The vibrant community of Mid-Wilshire, located in the heart of Los Angeles, is one rich with history, culture, and a unique blend of personalities. Whether you're strolling through the famous museum district or sampling exquisite dining options, there's always something happening in Mid-Wilshire. However, to truly experience the pulse of this local community, one has to delve into the more discreet, exciting elements that only insiders usually know about.
Uncovering the Trending Discussions
In Mid-Wilshire, staying in the loop with trending discussions is practically an art form. From local bans on sugar-laden beverages to heated debates on public transportation improvements, the conversations are as diverse as the community itself. Platforms like Kikihub allow residents—be they long-term locals or curious newbies—to anonymously engage with these discussions, adding their thoughts and gaining new perspectives. This vibrant exchange of ideas keeps the community informed and active. It’s a great way for individuals to anonymously voice their concerns or excitement about upcoming changes and events affecting the Mid-Wilshire neighborhood.
Anonymous Communities: Your Gateway to Real Opinions
With the rise of anonymous platforms, locals can unapologetically share unfiltered opinions on various aspects of living in Mid-Wilshire. The anonymity adds a layer of authenticity often missing in traditional social media interactions. On Kikihub, for example, neighborhood anonymity enables the expression of genuine thoughts without judgment. It's the place where locals share insider scoop on the best hole-in-the-wall eateries, secret pop-up events, and even tips on how to navigate the neighborhood's bustling corridors without getting stuck in notorious LA traffic. Whether you're looking to lower your eco-footprint or you want the skinny on the latest artistic trends, tapping into these anonymous posts can lead you to golden nuggets of local wisdom.
Community and Networking Through Secret Events
Dive deeper into the Mid-Wilshire community by attending local, often impromptu events that are sometimes shared exclusively through anonymous networks. These gatherings range from small-scale makers' markets celebrating local artisans, to secret rooftop parties showcasing emerging music talents. It's through these events that both longstanding residents and newcomers can socialize, network, and build lasting connections. As the neighborhood thrives on creative exchanges, being part of such intimate experiences can offer more than just a night out—it’s an opportunity to feel the heartbeat of the community.
Cultural Insights and Celebrations in Mid-Wilshire
Mid-Wilshire is a melting pot of cultures, reflected in its community celebrations and festivals. Locals frequently engage in celebrations that honor the diverse demographic makeup of the area. From the annual Korean festival to the awe-inspiring Día de los Muertos processions, these events are not only grand displays of cultural pride but also platforms for shared learning and unity. The anonymity of platforms like Kikihub plays a crucial role here, enabling organizers to share behind-the-scenes insights and seek volunteers, thus weaving a tighter-knit community fabric.
Local Socializing: Small Bites and Big Chats
For those who prefer intimate gatherings, there's no shortage of cozy cafes and hidden cocktail bars in Mid-Wilshire perfect for a meet-up. Anonymous posts on platforms offer recommendations on where to enjoy soulful conversations over a cup of artisanal coffee or where to sip on the best locally-sourced cocktails. Establishments like these become community hubs where socializing goes beyond small talk and enters into the realms of meaningful dialogue and community-inspired action.
Access to Mid-Wilshire's Unspoken Secrets
Using anonymous platforms is key to unlocking Mid-Wilshire's best-kept secrets. From the whispers of hidden speakeasies behind unmarked doors to the quarterly book swaps in a passionate bibliophile's living room, there are countless experiences lying just beneath the surface. Residents and visitors alike can delve into these well-guarded treasures by engaging in local community discussions and following breadcrumb trails left by fellow anonymous posters. This contrast of secrecy and sharing is what truly enriches the Mid-Wilshire community experience.
The dynamic blend of art, history, and a tight-knit community creates an ever-evolving narrative that defines Mid-Wilshire. By tapping into local resources like Kikihub, you become part of the conversation, contributing to the intricate tapestry of life in this Los Angeles gem.
