Tarzana Things to Do

It isn't exaggerating to say that Rodeo Drive contains some of the most expensive real estate on the planet. Remember Julia Roberts' shopping spree in Pretty Woman? Rodeo Drive Shopping District shopping area is where she went.... more

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Dan Tana was a refugee from Yugoslavia and started as a lowly dishwasher who later went on to own the place. This was nearly 50 years ago! His is one of the finest restaurants in the United States. It may not be the swankiest b... more

Easily one of the best-looking bars in town, this is also one of the hottest. The look of the place is simple yet beautiful-it's a classy spot to sip your drink and eye the crowd. And what a crowd it is-sometimes it seems that... more

Rive Gauche is on Ventura Boulevard in Sherman Oaks. It is very convenient to both the San Fernando Valley and the Westside, for anyone coming over Laurel Canyon, Coldwater or Sepulveda. The ambience is very inviting, with the... more

The great live music, the 4000 square-foot (372 square meter) dance floor and two full bars are just three reasons to visit this gargantuan dance club, located in West Los Angeles. The latest and greatest salsa, samba and swing... more

If you want to see everything that L.A. shopping is known for, there is no better place than Melrose Avenue Shopping District, especially on a Sunday afternoon. You can find expensive showrooms between La Cienega and Crescent H... more

Diners enjoy great ocean views from this magical restaurant's dining room that meshes rustic charm with high brow elegance. The menu emphasizes Mediterranean fare with a heavy lean towards French influences. Swordfish and the N... more

Once considered the "home away from home" of Guns n' Roses, Roxy, a mainstay rock 'n' roll hangout is a great place to catch some live, loud music. Frequented by both music industry professionals and commoners, the joint has a... more

Celebrated by Curtis Hanson in his masterpiece of film noir, L.A. Confidential, from the James Ellroy novel, the Formosa Cafe is the stuff of Los Angeles folklore. This Rococo hangout started out as a Chinese eatery but in rece... more