Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Shopping
28
Espionage
E4
29
Fahey/Klein Gallery
F4
30
Fred Segal
C3
31
Melrose Trading Post
D3
32
Reformation
C3
33
Supreme
D3
Upscale and low-rent (but not that low), gay fabulous and Russian-ghetto chic, this is a
bastion of LA's fashionista best and home to some of the trashiest shops you'll ever see.
Here you can find raw kitchens, bright market cafes and dark-edged tequila bars. Rainbow
flags fly proudly over Santa Monica Blvd, and the set piece Sunset Strip still has gravitas.
To the south and east of WeHo is an amorphous area we have called Mid-City. It encom-
passes the groovy Fairfax District with the Farmers Market, and Museum Row.
Farmers Market & Around
MARKET
9am-9pm
Mon-Fri, to 8pm Sat, 10am-7pm Sun; )
Long before the city was flooded with farmers markets, there was the Farmers Market.
From fresh produce to roasted nuts, to donuts to cheeses to blinis - you'll find them, along
with wonderful people-watching, at this 1934 landmark. Perfect for families.
