Places Spotted in Los Angeles

Newspapers and Magazines Address: 226 N Larchmont Blvd Phone Number: (323) 464-6397

Raw/vegan eatery a few steps from Melrose Avenue Address: 639 N Larchmont Boulevard 90004 Phone number: (323) 580-6383

Shoe Store Address: 141 N Larchmont Blvd Phone number: (323) 380-7415

French Restaurant, Gourmet Market & Bar Address: 5665 Melrose Avenue 90038 Phone number: (323) 380-6557

Belgian bakery and restaurant featuring seasonal food.

Address: 113 North Larchmont Blvd Phone Number: (323) 461-7701

Fish tacos and vegan burritos. Address: 203 N Larchmont Boulevard
Phone number: (323) 499-1143

Address: 246 North Larchmont Blvd

Phone Number: (323) 464-1200

Gluten Free & Vegan Soft Serve, Cupcakes, Donuts, Cookies, Brownies, Cakes
Address: 236 N Larchmont Blvd 90004 Phone number: (855) 462-2292

MADANG is a three-level shopping and entertainment complex located just north of Wilshire Boulevard on the western side of Western Avenue. MALL DIRECTORY

Located just a few steps north of Wilshire Boulevard, on the ground floor of the building that houses 24-Hour Fitness.

Choice Music is a small, quiet store inside Koreatown Galleria with good prices on a vast selection of Kpop CDs and Kdrama DVDs. They also sell posters, lightsticks pens and other merchandise featuring popular Korean stars.

The old Gaju Market on the northeast corner of 5th & Western is back!

Bar / lounge / restaurant on the southwest corner of 6th Street and Western Avenue. Valet parking as of September 2017: $8 Happy Hour $6 Weekdays 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

The establishment of an SMTown Museum in Los Angeles was announced in 2013, with the building being purchased in July. The space was formerly occupied by the Orchid Club on the southwest corner of 6th Street & Oxford Avenue, a few steps away from the CVS, the Metro subway station, and the Madang Mall.

December 2018: Christmas trees available for sale inside and by the parking entrance on Western Avenue. This is the Ralphs by the Wiltern Theater on Western Avenue, just south of Wilshire Boulevard. You can enter via Western Avenue or Oxford Avenue.

The larger of the two post offices serving the Koreatown area

This Purple Line metro station is named after the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Western Avenue (the subway is on the northeast corner) and in 2013, after Alfred Hoyun Song, the first Asian-American politician to be elected as state senator to the California State Assembly.

Located at the intersection of Wilshire and Western, the Wiltern Theatre and Pellissier Building is an Art Deco building decorated with blue-green terra cotta tiles. It was originally built in 1931, called the Warner Brothers Western Theater, and was designed as a vaudeville theater. Today, the Wiltern serves as a live-performance venue, hosting concerts and comedy shows.