Woohoo! My first post! Anyways, just the usual spots to hang out in LA. If you want to spend a whole day on a weekend day, try a trip over to Catalina Island. Lots to do there but just costs a lot of money. Then there are the amusement parks such as Universal Studios (a must see when you're in LA along with Disneyland), and Magic Mountain. I hear the night club Le Prieve in downtown LA (spell check) is pretty good. Some famous people stop by there. There's a place called Sharkey's in two locations by the beach areas. For foods, gotta try Pink's (hot dog joint in Hollywood), Red Robin's (gourmet burger place with endless basket of steak fries), Lawry's (have yet to go there myself) and most of all IN-N-OUT. All people in LA HAVE to try an In-N-Out burger, unless you're a vegetarian, but they have vegetarian burgers too.

For a bit of culture, there are the endless museums. The most well known ones being The Getty (also referred to as the John Paul Getty Museum), Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), La Brea Tar Pits, Natural History Museum, etc. I highly recommend The Getty.

I love the clamstrips there, soooo addictive - you can't just have one!

Beware that this place is notorious for $13 drinks

I live in Hermosa and I'd agree that this area is great, check out 'Beaches' nightclub in Manhattan Beach, it has a good mix of people,

When considering living here, you have to first determine the area where you're working. Limiting the amount of time you have to commute each day is going to affect your feelings about living here. A 45 min drive on a good day might be 2 hours on a bad day. Otherwise, I love living here, best decision I've made.

been to neptune's net. it is great. that's the first place i ever tried clam strips and you're right, they are great. (and i don't like seafood!)

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