Arts District Mural Walk
The DTLA Arts District mural walk lets you explore 100+ works of street art for free -- a creative, photogenic, and totally unique LA date.
A DTLA date that starts after dark and stays out. Rooftop drinks with skyline views, a late dinner in the Arts District or Little […]
A DTLA date that starts after dark and stays out. Rooftop drinks with skyline views, a late dinner in the Arts District or Little Tokyo, and a bar or venue that keeps the energy up past midnight.
Downtown LA at night is a completely different city than downtown by day. The skyline views are better, the restaurants are in their element, and you avoid the lunch-rush crowds that make DTLA feel like an errand. This route is built for people who want the night to be the main event.
Several DTLA hotels have open-to-the-public rooftop bars. No hotel stay required.
Most Arts District restaurants serve until 10:30 or later on weekends. Little Tokyo izakayas run even later.
Downtown has several bars open past midnight. Ask your server for a neighborhood recommendation — they know the current scene.
Walk to Grand Park for the lit-up City Hall view, or find a late-night ramen spot in Little Tokyo.
If rooftops are closed or packed, start with cocktails at a ground-floor bar in the Arts District instead.
The DTLA Arts District mural walk lets you explore 100+ works of street art for free -- a creative, photogenic, and totally unique LA date.
Bestia is a celebrated Italian restaurant in DTLA's Arts District serving wood-fired pizzas, house-made pastas, and inventive cocktails in a converted warehouse.
Celebrated Middle Eastern restaurant in the Arts District with shareable plates and open-air dining.
Free contemporary art museum with Kusama, Koons, Basquiat. Reserve timed tickets at thebroad.org.
16th-floor rooftop bar with panoramic DTLA views, French bistro fare, and live jazz nightly.
Massive two-story bookstore in a former bank with art installations and the famous book tunnel. Free to browse.
Free golden hour on the soft-bottom stretch of the LA River, then dinner on Glendale Boulevard.
Take this date →The Betty B. Dearing Trail out of Wilacre Park, then dinner on Ventura Blvd. Parking is $7 — bring cash.
Take this date →Dinner on Lankershim, a show at the 1926 El Portal, and a drink after — all on foot in the NoHo Arts District.
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