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Through this winter, we'll continue revisiting our current picks and scouting for worthy new ones-so stay tuned for a larger update this winter. Our latest two additions to the list are Yang's Kitchen, a new-school Chinese dining destination, which we gave five stars over the summer and the swap of Mother Wolf for Funke, pasta maestro Evan Funke's newest restaurant in Beverly Hills. October 2023: Over the last few months, we've been steadily revisiting the restaurants on our Best Restaurants list-and while many continue to hold up, we've decided to swap a few out. If it’s on the list, we think it’s awesome and worth the hype, wait and money -and we bet you will, too.

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We update our list regularly to reflect changes in menu offerings, style of service, new locations and the ever-changing pulse of the city’s food scene. We value fun, flavor, freshness-and value at every price point. Our experts scour the city for great eats and great insider info. Brick-and-mortar restaurants, Instagram pop-ups, street vendors and food trucks: No matter the form, you can find amazing food in a city whose reputation is built as much on off-the-beaten-path tacos and pop-ups as it is on fine dining-trained chefs making quick work of farmers’ market produce and mainline access to the top-notch Pacific seafood.Īt its core, L.A.’s restaurant scene thrives on diversity, resulting in genre-bending formats and cuisines that have given rise to some of the country’s best omakase restaurants, fine dining institutions and strip mall hidden gems. is still host to one of the most innovative, exciting and diverse food scenes in the country. It’s not really an overly programmed event: People kind of just hang out, dance to DJ sets and show off their costumes (to be clear, there’s not a parade, unlike WeHo Pride). There is, however, some considerable security set up for the event, so you can’t bring in any backpacks, camera cases or tote bags (other than clear plastic bags) no alcohol is allowed in the street, and weapons, fireworks and drones also aren’t permitted.Despite all that’s transpired during the pandemic, L.A. Are tickets required? What actually happens there? And are there any special rules?

West Hollywood is also serviced by a whole bunch of Metro bus routes, including the 4, 10, 30/330, 105, 212/312, 217 and 218.

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WeHo’s usual residential permit parking restrictions will be temporarily lifted from 11am on Tuesday until noon on Wednesday, meaning you can technically street park.īut if you don’t want to worry about circling the city for a spot, you can take advantage of a few transit options: The PickUp trolley and Cityline shuttles (both free to ride) will be running from Kings Road to La Brea Avenue (with a connection much farther east at the Hollywood/Highland Metro station) from 5pm to 11:30pm the PickUp will continue running after that until 3am, sans the Metro connection. Sunset Blvd eastbound and westbound turn lanes onto southbound La Cienega Blvd.N Almont Dr between Santa Monica Blvd and Melrose Ave.N La Peer Dr between Santa Monica Blvd and Melrose Ave.N Robertson Blvd between Santa Monica Blvd and Melrose Ave.N San Vicente Blvd between Santa Monica Blvd and Cynthia Street.La Cienega Blvd between Holloway Dr and Willoughby Ave.

Santa Monica Blvd between N Croft Ave/Holloway Dr and N Doheny Dr.

In addition, West Hollywood Park, including its dog parks, basketball court and parking garage, will be closed during this span. All alleyways between Santa Monica Blvd and Melrose Ave.N San Vicente Blvd between Santa Monica Blvd and Melrose Ave.Where does it take place?Īlong-and literally on-Santa Monica Boulevard from Doheny Drive to La Cienega Boulevard. The event takes place on Halloween night (Tuesday, October 31, 2023) from 6 to 11pm, though you can expect to find plenty of after-parties along the route. When is the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval? Here’s a quick rundown on everything you need to know about this year’s return of the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval.

At least, that was usually the case until the pandemic forced the cancellation of the 2020 edition (in 20, the city encouraged local venues to host their own celebrations but didn’t shut down the street).īut now, the bona fide Carnaval is back-and that means it’s bringing lots of road closures along with it. It brings thousands upon thousands of costumed revelers to Santa Monica Boulevard and it’s finally back after a four-year absence: That’s right, the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval is upon us.Įvery year on Halloween night, WeHo welcomes countless attendees to a mile-long street party filled with food trucks, a performance stage and an absolutely electric atmosphere.