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West Hollywood, a city within a city, may be the most fun 
 DiningMost West Hollywood restaurants are famous and flashy, but there are a few underground favorites as well.
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Vito's PizzaLike a delicious phoenix, the Silver Lake hole-in-the-wall rose from the ashes in a new West Hollywood location, becoming a neighborhood pizza joint people will gladly wait in line for.
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The Little DoorThe perfect setting for a date night. You’ll get bonus points for just being able to find the place.
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OrtolanFrench food is taken to science-lab heights here, where you’re just as likely to be served from a test tube as from a plate.
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Joan's on ThirdSee and be seen at the brunchiest brunch spot in LA: good food and attractive people, with a side of some paparazzi.
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Knoll at Le Parc SuitesIt seems as though no one ever goes to this tiny hotel restaurant, but it has created some of the most enjoyable meals we’ve had in LA. Try the—actually, try anything.
NightlifeIf it's after 10pm, there's likely a happening club near the metered parking spot you just scored.
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Bar LubitschVodka, vodka, vodka. This Russian kitsch-themed bar serves all kinds of combinations.
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Guy'sGet up close and personal with the celebutantes and their ilk, especially on the Tuesday karaoke nights.
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M Lounge at RepublicNot many people know about this club, but those that do are good-looking and fabulous. Dressing up is encouraged.
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RageHome to the hottest gay boys in WeHo, and the youngest too: some nights are 18-plus. Come to dance, dance some more, and eat a baked potato. Wait, what?
ShoppingSome things are good for the office, some are good for the bedroom. Either way, it’s all very expensive.
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AlphaAlpha is a huge store dedicated to outfitting all kinds of men in all kinds of products, from suits to chairs to grills.
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DecadestwoThe store sells used clothes, but not vintage. Just castoff dresses from Hollywood’s most (sartorially) gifted actresses and ladies who lunch.
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Golden Apple ComicsThis is the fanciest comic book store around, but you know. It’s still a comic book store.
Culture & RecreationExercise, or be entertained.
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absolution workout complexThis is where to do Pilates and/or learn to run around like a spy and/or hit the trapeze and/or attend a Tupperware party. Really, with enough funds, one would never have to leave.
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Barry's BootcampWe’re not sure whether to praise or damn Barry, but he’s the one that started the bootcamp-as-civilian-exercise trend.
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The Groundlings TheatreSome of the funniest people in America train and perform here. Established stars share the stage with people you’ve never heard of who’ll have a sitcom this time next year.
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The Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film InstituteNot just anybody can take classes at the famed thespian training ground, but students put on performances that are open to the public.
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New Beverly CinemaIt’s a little outside WeHo proper, but the New Beverly contains flamboyance and art together in one adorable package. Aw, just like Michael Urie.
HotelsThe hippest joints in all of LA County.
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Beverly Laurel Motor HotelTourists on a budget will rejoice at this low-budget find that leaves guests with money to spend elsewhere.
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Chateau MarmontDoes it even need a description? The legendary hotel is A-list straight up with a dirty rock-star twist.
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Sunset Marquis Hotel and VillasSpeaking of rock stars, the Marquis has a recording studio in the basement. It’s a hideout for the famous, so don’t bring your camera into the lobby. You will be punished severely.
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The Orlando HotelThis unassuming hotel has a quiet vibe and an adorable pool, as well as the best Italian restaurant in town, La Terza.
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The Standard--HollywoodRight on the Strip, the Standard aims for movie stars, moguls and models in one debauched mix. It works.
 Unfortunately neither Joan's on Third nor The Little Door are in West Hollywood. Good restaurants none-the-less but don't go looking for them in WeHo. Posted 04/23/08 04:54PM PDT by Tony Crump
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 "That's right, Mom, we have mandatory lesbianism in West Hollywood. The Gay Patrol busted me, and I was given seven business days to add a significant amount of flannel to my wardrobe."
---Coley Sohn
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