An oddly undefined area of Los Angeles that gained popularity in recent years for it's eclectic nature on Melrose, to fine furniture on Beverly. Historically home to mostly Orthodox Jews, it's now a great mix of what was with fresh faces and fantastic food. Including the Farmer's Market (a true gem) and the newer grove, plus numerous shops, restaurant, and bars, the Fairfax district has a ton to offer in terms of "real" LA.
A Mexican favorite in the Farmer's Market.
A historic place for Los Angeles, showing truly artistic and independent pictures. They've got midnight showings, experimental stuff, and throwbacks that you forgot about. It's a staple in LA, for a city that's almost forgotten about the real history of film.
