The coolest places tagged "american" in Los Angeles

Arthur J's –Manhattan Beach

Custom J&R white-oak live-fire grill sears USDA Prime, True Japanese Wagyu and a wood-fired tomahawk at The Arthur J.

Death & Co –Arts District

Death & Co LA serves profile-led cocktails and a serious Zero Proof menu, with signatures from Ghost Machine to Paper Wasp.

Egyptian Theatre –Central LA

Restored 1922 movie palace where Hollywood’s first premiere took place, now hosting Netflix screenings, filmmaker Q&As and 35mm/70mm classics.

Ercole's –Manhattan Beach

Char-grilled Erc’s Burger, made with beef ground next door at Manhattan Meats, served inside Manhattan Beach’s oldest bar.

Fishing With Dynamite –Manhattan Beach

Chef David LeFevre’s 32-seat oyster bar serves rotating oysters, chilled shellfish, Lobstah' Rolls, chowdah' and key lime pie.

Gjelina –Venice Beach

Wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizzas and seasonal vegetable plates at the Venice original that reshaped Abbot Kinney dining.

Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles –Downtown LA

Free museum-scale contemporary art in a restored flour mill, with vast galleries, artist commissions, a productive garden and Manuela restaurant.

Hollyhock House –East Hollywood

Frank Lloyd Wright’s UNESCO-listed Hollyhock House reveals a California style through original interiors, art glass and its recurring floral motif.

Menotti –Venice Beach

Signature Vegan Spanish Latte, Espresso & Tonic and Ginza Nishikawa shokupan toast make Menotti’s a focused coffee-and-toast stop.

Schindler House –Central LA

Walk through Schindler’s 1922 living-laboratory: original home, studio, MAK exhibitions, audio tours and modernist architecture in use.

The Huntington Library –San Marino

Rare books, The Blue Boy and 130 acres of themed gardens combine in one remarkable campus of manuscripts, art and walkable landscapes.