Centered in–between the beach cities and Downtown LA – Culver City has the perfect mix of art, nightlife, restaurants, theaters, and parks. Once dubbed “California’s Film Capital,” its rich heritage in the arts has inspired film, design, and creative studios to make Culver City their home. With new developments popping up on every corner, it’s quickly becoming one of the top neighborhoods to visit in LA.
Located inside of the Helms Bakery District, Arcana is an outstanding shop selling books on the Arts.
Cafe and Coffee Roaster by the Hayden Tract.
A unique and contemporary gallery space in the area that features established & emerging local and international talent.
Hands down one of the best nurseries in the city.
The hotel that housed actors from The Wizard of Oz.
Local store serving up natural & artisan liquor, wine, and beer.
Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook is a California State Park that’s a must for anyone living nearby or visiting the area.
A plant based vegan bistro that will satisfy the meatiest eater, plus they have a great brunch.
Samosa House is the most consistent Indian cuisine in the area.
The perfect start to every weekday with Stumptown Coffee and in-house baked goods.
A one-of-a-kind museum experience that will pique the most curious of minds.
A modern, beautifully landscaped outdoor plaza of sorts
Make Out is a vegetarian spot that’s new to the neighborhood. It’s in downtown Culver City, right across from the Culver Hotel. Matthew Kenney, plant based chef and cookbook author, is the owner of this hip eatery. When you combine MAtthew and KEnney you get “MAKE”. It’s catered to the takeaway lunch crowd, so that’s where the “OUT” comes in. Most of the menu is pre-made, but other salads and smoothies can be made to order. If you’re really trying to step your health game up, you can stop by on the weekend for some yoga. Namaste.
