Location: West Hollywood
Top Things to do in West Hollywood
Top Restaurants in West Hollywood
Top 9 Free Things to do in West Hollywood, California (CA)
West Hollywood, occasionally referred to locally as WeHo (/ˈwiːhoʊ/), is a city in Los Angeles County, California, United States. Incorporated in 1984, it is home to the Sunset Strip. As of the 2010 census, its population was 34,399. It is considered one of the most prominent gay villages in the United States.
Restaurants in West Hollywood
1. Book Soup
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
Browsing is encouraged at Book Soup, the city's leading funky, fully-stocked bookstore.
2. Rage
3. Sunset Plaza
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 254 reviews
Sunset Plaza has been an oasis for shopping for over 90 years. It’s the ideal place to spend an afternoon shopping, pampering oneself, and then having a relaxing meal al fresco. It currently features 41 designer shops and spas and 6 restaurants and cafes with more coming soon! Sunset Plaza has had, as its many tenants, haberdashers, agents, decorators, salons, restaurants and nightclubs such as the legendary Trocadero. Several of the tenants are historically notable for the part they played in Hollywood and design history, such as photographer George Hurrell, and fashion designers Adrian and Don Loper, and Elizabeth Arden. Most recently, Sunset Plaza was chosen as a location for Vanity Fair’s Oscar Party, where a large tent was built to highlight the gorgeous views over Los Angeles. A visit to Sunset Plaza is one of the consummate experiences of traversing the Sunset Strip. Taking a break from the hectic traffic and non-stop growth in the area is one of the most enjoyable ways to while away the afternoon.
Reviewed By jamesfrost1000 - Whistler, Canada
I worked on the Sunset Plaza for years and it never gets old! Le Petit Four has some really great French cuisine, I love the Chinese food at ChinChin, and the new Italian place is also good fun for drinks and a pizza! There is always lots of outdoor seating, plenty of parking in the back, and there is plenty of celebrity/people watching. Once in a while it can feel a little pricey and snooty, but most of the time it's a fabulous place to walk around, shop at Fred Segal or one of the other great little boutiques, and have a great outdoor meal with some friends and a bottle of wine. I highly recommend this heavenly slice of LA; I like it far better than Rodeo.
4. Pacific Design Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 63 reviews
The epicenter for designer showrooms and unusual exhibits.
Reviewed By 84trudig - Los Angeles, United States
I worked in the Blue building for about 10 years...watched all the changes and different restaruants come and go...it's fun to walk through it, just remember these are furniture stores so you cannot purchase any items w/o decorator/designer...
5. Fred Segal
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 45 reviews
Fred Segal is the iconic experiential retailer and lifestyle brand deeply rooted in Los Angeles lifestyle and culture. Fred Segal Sunset continues its famed legacy with a 13,000 square foot flagship, located at 8500 Sunset blvd, featuring permanent shops-within-a-shop, independent local and international brands, an ever-changing event space and a cafe.
Reviewed By nissan1515 - San Diego, United States
I needed a break from my covid work week. Ran up to Fred segal in Hollywood to buy a shirt that I saw online. No need to order two and return one. Great staff knew exactly what I was talking about helped me and then I purchased a few more items. Thanks for the outing
6. Melrose Avenue
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 286 reviews
Trendy area filled with funky stores and cafes and great for people-watching.
Reviewed By 630shanels - Chicago, United States
Fairfax is so cool and hip- the retailers and just dope vibes in this area is totally worth visiting!
7. Robertson Boulevard
8. Sunset Strip
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 468 reviews
Reviewed By Comanderkody
Looked at two hotel; one on the strip and the other near Hollywood boulevard. Glad I picked the strip because Hollywood boulevard was a waste of time. It was a 1.75 bus ride but only stayed about an hour. The strip had plenty to do including good restaurants and live music. Plus plenty of famous places including the Whisky and Chateau. Also did not have the crowds. I also saw Joni Mitchell's "They paved paradise and put up a parking lot."
9. Rocky and Bullwinkle Statue
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
