Shopping in Los Angeles

Melrose Avenue stretches from West Hollywood to the Fairfax District, lined with streetwear boutiques, Instagram-famous murals, vintage shops, and sneaker resellers — LA's most photographed commercial street.

The Grove is an open-air retail and entertainment complex adjacent to the Original Farmers Market on Fairfax, featuring a central fountain, a vintage trolley, and mainstream retail anchored by Nordstrom and Apple.

The Last Bookstore is a cathedral-like independent bookstore in a converted bank vault in DTLA, featured globally for its tunnel of books, reading lofts, and art installations hidden among 250,000 volumes.

Abbot Kinney Boulevard is a mile-long strip in Venice voted 'coolest block in America' by GQ, lined with independent boutiques, design shops, galleries, and some of LA's best restaurants and food trucks.