Sushi & Sake Festival Returns to DowntownLA for a Major Celebration at the Double Tree Hotel

Have you ever wondered what happens when some of Los Angeles’ most respected sushi chefs, Japanese food producers, and traditional sake and shochu distilleries come together for one enormous culinary…

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Maison Kasai at Level 8: A Downtown Dining Experience Straight Out of Hollywood

Have you ever had a dining experience so surreal that you felt like you were in a movie? Not just watching one, but actually starring in it, surrounded by an…

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DTLA Home for the Holidays: 10 Great Reasons Why 33 Taps Stays Winning!

In Downtown Los Angeles, where sports fans have plenty of choices when it comes to catching the big game, 33 Taps has carved out a winning reputation of its own.…

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H&H Brazilian: The All-You-Can-Eat Bargain Downtown Keeps Coming Back for Again and Again

H&H Brazilian: Probably the Best All-You-Can-Eat, All-You-Can-Spend Bargain in Downtown LA When H&H Brazilian Steakhouse opened its doors on March 21, 2019, along Downtown Los Angeles’ bustling Seventh Street restaurant…

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Hotel Clark: 112 Years of Grandeur, Controversy and Reinvention in Downtown Los Angeles

Built by a railway millionaire during Los Angeles’ great expansion, the Hotel Clark has survived two world wars, international political controversy, bitter tenant battles and decades of abandonment. Now, one…

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AltaMed Showcases “Art of Chicano Politics” to City Hall Ahead of El Corazón Art Park Project

AltaMed Health Services has brought Chicano art into City Hall for Corazón de Los Ángeles: The Art of Chicano Politics & Community Healing. The free exhibition features 19 works from the…

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DTLA Breaks for CicLAvia—Heart of LA 16th Anniversary

For one Sunday in October, streets connecting Echo Park, Downtown Los Angeles, Chinatown, Little Tokyo, the Arts District and Boyle Heights will become a public space for people to explore…

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DTLA’s Top Chefs Head to Manhattan Beach for Fun in the Sun, Luxury and Good Eats

Manhattan Beach is about to get a generous serving of Downtown Los Angeles as celebrated chefs from across the country gather as festival founder and producer Shelby Russell and acclaimed…

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What Have You Done for Blacks Lately? Preserving African American History in DTLA

On Sept 5, The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to begin renaming Pershing Square for Bridget “Biddy” Mason. The announcement has since inspired the predictable chorus: Why change the…

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Sip, Dip and Saddle Up: LAWineFest Gallops into Its 21st Year at Los Angeles Equestrian Center

For more than two decades, LAWineFest organizers have poured their hearts and souls, along with countless glasses of wine, into creating a welcoming experience for wine enthusiasts at every level.…

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DTLA – House of the World’s Juiciest Steaks

From Brazilian gauchos roaming dining rooms to Japanese A5 Wagyu, Argentine grills, French-Downtown Los Angeles has developed a surprisingly diverse steakhouse scene. Some are longtime Downtown institution, while others are…

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10 Great Places for Dine LA Offerings in the DT…and Beyond

Dine LA Restaurant Week returns August 14 through August 28, 2026, offering a chance to explore some of Los Angeles’ most interesting dining rooms through special prix-fixe menus. From poolside…

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