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9 Most Instagrammable Spots in West Hollywood
West Hollywood is arguably one of the most Instagrammable cities in the world.
Santa Monica Boulevard is the beating heart of West Hollywood. Still the epicenter of LGBTQ nightlife in LA, it's welcoming to everyone.
The stretch of Santa Monica Boulevard through West Hollywood is part of historic Route 66. The East-West corridor is also known as California State Route 2, which ends at Ocean Avenue in Santa Monica.
Pregame
while dancing around in this two-story bar
Inspired by 1980s Miami disco culture, LGBTQ+ focused hybrid restaurant and lounge Beaches WeHo transports you to your own beach paradise. Stay cool with a boozy frozen lemonade, Piña Colada, strawberry daiquiri, or watermelon rosé.
Dinner
Ask for the special shot list before ordering
Your favorite reality stars—Lisa Vanderpump, Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz—invite you to play in their whimsical bar with elegant bar food and vibrant signature cocktails like the Tom Fashioned, Kentucky Muffin, or Madame Butterfly.
Break a Sweat
Keep an eye out for special appearances from popular drag queens throughout the week
Every third Wednesday of the month, Rage nightclub sets the stage for dancers and renowned choreographers for Club Jete. Watch them to show off their newest moves or come on any of the theme nights to strut your stuff on the dance floor.
Keep it Going
Step into the Wild Wild West Hollywood!
All the way from New York, Boystown favorite Flaming Saddles is considered the all-male Coyote Ugly. This country western bar comes with unexpected dance numbers, a happy hour that starts at 3PM, and a weekend brunch with bottomless mimosas.
Early Riser
Push your limits during one-minute intervals
You’ll never do the same workout twice at Basecamp Fitness. Here you’ll spend one minute strength training doing a variation of moves that work every muscle group and one minute doing cardio on the assault bike.
Guilt-Free Breakfast
Eat healthy without compromising flavor!
Hugo’s has been serving healthy dishes made from scratch since the ’70s, including a few comfort food options. Try the cinnamon swirl French toast, almond energy pancakes, and pasta mama (yes! pasta for breakfast).
Hollywood Sign
If you didn’t document the moment, were you really there?
Bikes and Hikes give you an up close and personal look at the Hollywood Sign for the perfect photo op. This 3.5 mile hike ends right under the sign, the closest you’ll ever get to it!
Create your own acai bowl or superfood smoothie for even more nutrients!
Rawberri’s CocoWhip is the perfect post-workout treat. It’s dairy-free with no added sugar and you can add your favorite toppings. They also have acai bowls that will blow your taste buds away.
Classic Cars
Make room for a Lamborghini or Maserati in your garage
Take a walk over to one of LA’s most impressive classic car showrooms, right on Santa Monica Boulevard. From a 1940s Ford Woody to late-’60s Ferrari GT, you’ll find an assortment of rare and vintage cars you may have only seen in the movies.
Mob Haunt
Browse the black and white headshots that line the walls to find your favorite movie star!
This Hollywood legend has been around since 1939, a favorite among movie stars like Ava Gardner and John Wayne. Since then, it has made cameos in dozens of movies and TV shows.
Motorbike Love
This local moto shop sells and services really cool bikes
If you want to see great vintage and modern motorcycles from Harley, Triumph, and more, swing by this West Hollywood institution along historic Route 66. (It’s on the east side of town, near The Lot Studios.)
Late Night
Don’t forget to try the fresh-baked desserts!
This 24-hour neighborhood diner has all the classics, but their menu also features fries topped with carnitas, gravy, or chorizo. You can also build your own mac and cheese.
Several bus lines run along SMB, with a Cityline free shuttle that connects to the Metro Red Line at Hollywood & Highland next to attractions like the Walk of Fame and Chinese Theatre. The WeHo PickUp provides free trolley service for barhoppers. Santa Monica Boulevard is also a highly walkable and bike-friendly thoroughfare.
The City of West Hollywood is dedicated to sustainability and preserving our environment. We encourage visitors and residents alike to help us with these efforts. Learn more at weho.org