Pink’s Hot Dog Inc., a Hollywood landmark, serves over 2000 hot dogs and 200 hamburgers a day. Pink’s was started in 1939 by Richard’s parents, Paul and Betty Pink, with a pushcart they purchased for $50, which money they borrowed from Betty’s mother. Pinks attributes its longevity and its success to the tastiness of its […]
The Griffith Park is named after the very successful businessman Griffith J Griffith who made fortune from a mining syndicate in the 1880’s. He donated more than 3,000 acres to the city of Los Angeles which became Griffith Park, and he bequeathed the money to build the park’s Greek Theatre and the Observatory.The observatory and […]
Downtown Los Angeles has a lot to offer, from great architecture to many cultures mixing together. Right by Bunker Hill, you will find Grand Central Market and Angels Flight.When on a private tour, our guide told us more about these two places:Grand Central Market. a LA landmark, opened in 1917. It is located in the […]
If you’re seeking to experience fashion in true theatrical style, head over the Louis Vuitton’s latest exhibition in Los Angeles. Located on the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard and Rodeo Drive, the much-touted for display promises to take visitors on “an immersive journey through the house’s creative exchanges and artistic collaborations.” Christened as the ‘Louis Vuitton […]
If you are a coffee connoisseur and are keen to savour the priciest cup of coffee, visit the Bay Area in San Francisco. After the world’s most expensive coffee was sold in Dubai, San Francisco’s roasting company Klatch Coffee Roasters is getting ready to take over the title. With one location in the Bay Area and several locations in […]
Located at the Irvine Spectrum Center, the Hello Kitty Grand café is built on two intriguing concepts: a grab-and-go area out front and a reservations-only experience in The Bow Room. The former area can seat up to 12 people and is ideal for those looking to feast on delicious baked goods along with some Hello […]