April 28, 2026 There is no way to get into the parking…read morestructure at night. It is closed. And the entire area was extremely congested with cars that were doubled parked. So it is impossible to park and find a way to get into the parking struction Do not bother to go to this place. I was there at 8:30 and could not get in. So had to spend another 45 minutes going to a charging station in Vernon way out of downtown LA. Tesla you suck at charging stations in the downtown section of a very very large city. Have way more stations in the desert. You fell down on this one big time.

I was in town and needed a full charge in order to make the trek back home to the Bay. I highly…read morerecommend this Supercharger to anyone in the Arts District area and will return the next time I'm in the area. Drive up the ramp of the ROW DTLA parking structure to the 5th floor aand you'll see a whole row of Tesla Superchargers along the perimeter.

Cute little library wish there was more parking. Lots of student in there during finals and that's…read morenice

Los Feliz Library was closing early for some reason, so I decided to come and check out this…read morelibrary which I've been meaning to for quite some time. Underground parking is free, but limited spaces. Plenty of EV parking spots though. There's metered street parking. Several places to sit outside of the library which is nice. When you enter the library, you can either take the stairs or elevator. Layout of the library is nice and cozy. LOVE the computer area!! I feel the layout here is more private compared to the Los Feliz Library. There are also much more computers to use here compared to the Los Feliz Library!! Very clean. Fairly quiet except for the occasional toddler. Only two stalls in the restroom, but it's clean. Interesting that there's a mirror next to the water fountain. Interesting looking book drop. When you see it, you will know what I mean.

Cool Tesla charger and could be expensive at times and the chargers are clean definitelyread more

This place has a fast charger and the waiting area is so good, you can eat or drink something while…read morewaiting. It has to be through the valet. They charge 16 dlls for the valet. But it is worth it when you are in a hurry to charge. Is a very nice place to be.

Gorgeous spot to have a nice dirt path hike through to catch a sunset and some cool views of the…read moreDTLA landscape. The air up there is nice and it's not too windy or anything. Depending on the amount of people up there, it can be calm and surreal enough to make for a good picnic to watch the sky and enjoy the sights. My friend and I didn't walk too far down the dirt path as we parked near the Elysian Park sign. We only walked straight to the large concrete displays with grafitti on them. We both enjoyed our experience here so much and took note of the type of shoes we need to wear next time! Would definitely want to explore back here again!

Elysian Park is one of my favorite hikes/runs right outside of downtown LA, right by Dodger…read moreStadium. Pro tip: Do the hike counterclockwise. When Dodger Stadium is behind you and you face the mountain, start counterclockwise--trust me, you'll thank me. On the way back, you'll enjoy a gorgeous downtown view. At the top, there's a painted seating area where you can rest and soak it all in. A couple of things that could be better: It's a dirt/sand path, so wear shoes you don't mind getting dusty--unless you want to spend each day cleaning them. It's usually around 6,000 steps for me--though that varies--and roughly 400 calories burned (but don't quote me on that!). Overall, it's about a 45-minute hike/jog with ups and downs--just enough to get your heart going, and then you can treat yourself to a city-state after. Pretty good overall--highly recommend it!

Tons of superchargers just beware of the peak In n Out car lines. There's one way in and one way…read moreout so the Teslas mixed with the In n Out cars get jammed up at the entrance on Harvey. Other than that, no complaints. Stop in for a charger and grab a burger. The super chargers are behind Fuji Buffet to the right if you're coming in from Havey or the freeway. Close to the 134 and 2 freeways. Use the bathrooms in the restaurants. Was charging at 149-150 kW as my peak speed and got down to 37 kW at the slowest and toward the end of the charge. My only gripe here is the car traffic with the In N Out burger drive-thru.

This Supercharger is right by an In and Out Burgers. The traffic was backed up like crazy. We would…read morehave had to wait an hour to get to the chargers. Note to self. Don't go to supercharger by In and Out.

The Bottom Line 4 stars: Nice shopping and entertainment complex. A lot of dining, shopping and…read moreentertainment options. As somewhat expected in a highly populated area in a big city, be vigilant and watch out for yourself, because despite cameras everywhere and the occasional security personnel, you tend to see some shady characters lurking around. Location 4 stars: In the Fairfax District area of Los Angeles, to the East of the original Farmer's Market. The Grove has a huge but very busy parking structure, so while you may have to journey to the upper levels, you will eventually find parking. Although some restaurants will validate part of the parking fees, be prepared to pay somewhere between $10 and $30 depending on how long you stay and which stores you visit. Their validation rules are fairly complex and not straightforward, so be sure to read all the fine print. They also have Valet parking on premises. Venue 4 stars: Nice modern open air set up with a Nordstrom, Zara and H&M and a bunch of smaller stores, an AMC movie theater, a Barnes and Noble, a Cheesecake Factory, and a variety of coffee shops and restaurants to fit most tastes and budgets. One catch being that the Grove parking lot cannot be validated by the Farmers Market stores and vice versa. Once you are on premises you can use the trolly to move from one end of the venue to the other. Also keep in mind that the Original Farmers Market is literally next door and attached to the Grove, which dramatically increases your food options.

So many stores and variety of selections to hangout, eat, drink, and shop. They have stores for…read moreclothing, books, luxury items, and more. I parked at the lot near a valet of the hotel. There's lots of floors and we had to go to the 4th floor. Make sure to bring your ticket to validate parking at one of the stores, we spent our time at Barnes and noble to pick out some things and we validated there. The place was packed on a Sunday, since it's an outdoor area, it was really hot and staying in the stores helped cool us off, especially if they had AC on full blast. Going back to the parking lot was a challenge, since there isn't a parking attendant around, there isn't service you can get help right away. Parking price is expensive if you stay more than 2 hours, I suggest coming for the 2 hours and validate it at a store or if you end up staying longer and reaching full price (max daily), might as well spend the feast of the day there since they already have everything you need for lunch and dinner. FYI, driving out of the 4th floor took some time so if you're in a rush, so is everyone else and some cars go so fast you might not see them in time around sharp turns and yield signs!

My family and I were first-time visitors to this museum, and we truly enjoyed our visit…read more First and foremost, admission is free with advanced online reservations required. Parking was $19.00 for the first three hours with validation. The art museum is truly a gem of Los Angeles. It can be challenging to reserve tickets because open time slots fill up quickly, especially during the summer months when many people are on vacation. The artwork on display is mesmerizing, beautiful, and thought-provoking. Personally, I appreciated every single piece of art I observed, as so much work, love, and dedication went into each item on display that one can only wonder what the artists were thinking or feeling as they created their masterpieces. The entire museum is well-maintained, spotless, and fun. Security is extremely important, as evidenced by the many staff members closely monitoring the large crowds around each section of the museum. Staff members are also there to answer any questions. I wish to rerun here very soon with family and friends, as our visit was educational, inspiring, and fun.

My family visited The Broad Museum a couple of days ago, and let me tell you, the exhibits are…read moreworld class. Even though the museum is free, I suggest getting tickets on line to reserve a timed-entry in advance, It does get crowded. I did notice that there are some exhibits that require a separate paid ticket. Parking was $29 unless validated. Then it dropped down to $19. Definitely worth visiting. You won't be disappointed.

Have never had a bad experience here. All-gender, queer salon with great music and genuinely nice…read morepeople. I've had my hair cut by great people here (Sara, Sher, you know you're amazing), and could not be happier to have recently met Hee Soo: an excellent barber who's great with curls and knows exactly how to make me feel fresh and confident. She's not a hairstylist who just does one thing, or just does "her" thing. (She's usually coming from doing some celeb's hair on set, and has the portfolio to show for it.) She really listens and delivers. Versatile, meticulous but fun, and knows how to make inspiration photos into an even better reality. When I need to do something different for a role or event, but still keep it "me," she nails it. (2026: Hairrari are still accommodating to immunocompromised and covid-cautious clients like me, are not weird about me wearing a mask and even offer to wear one when you book an appointment, and I so appreciate it. So rare.)

Emily is amazing and super kind! I enjoyed working closely with her to make this vision come true!…read moreI'm obsessed with my hair and have gotten so many compliments!