Crazy to think that Los Angeles went 2 decades without an NFL team, and we just had two teams– with the Chargers, and the Rams– making the divisional playoffs. Next Sunday, January 20th, will tell us if our one remaining team that has made it to the next playoff game (The Rams) will be in The Super Bowl with the Patriots, Saints or Chiefs. If you’re not in Atlanta for The Super Bowl, and find yourself in Los Angeles, don’t worry…there’s plenty of local hotspots to watch the game and celebrate with Angelenos. Especially if our home team makes it into the big game. Of course, every barber shop, hotel bar, restaurant, shopping venue, etc., will be playing the game
Hollywood Sports Bars for Super Bowl 2019
Dine and Party at Clifton’s DTLA

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West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval 2017

West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval 2017 Along Santa Monica Boulevard Ready to party with 499,999 other folks at one of the largest Halloween gatherings in the world! The West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval is just 2 weeks away. It takes place on Halloween night, October 31st, from 6PM-11PM. Santa Monica Boulevard will be closed from La Cienega to Doheny, which borders Beverly Hills. Look for the best costumes you’ll ever see, in the talented hub that is West Hollywood (actually known as the “Creative City”). Most of this stretch will be shoulder to shoulder with people, so 100% don’t even think about bringing kids (especially strollers) or pets to this event. Trust us, we’ve seen this parade for years and it’s no
Los Angeles Nightclubs for Halloween

Los Angeles Nightclubs for Halloween Parties It’s officially October, which means Los Angeles is in full gear with Halloween activities and things to do. As promised in previous posts, Glitterati Tours of Beverly Hills will be pumping out as much as we possibly can with information on the endless seasonal events in the general vicinity. Here’s a short list from Jamie, a local promoter. The following is for the adults only crowd. More family friendly activities soon to follow. ————————————- W Halloween Rooftop Hollywood LA Event Prepare for the best Halloween thrill of your life at the Haunted W Rooftop Halloween party. Don’t miss out on the thumping jams, spooktacular views, and bone chilling cocktails. Hit the dance floor, enjoy
Mayweather McGregor Fight Viewing in Los Angeles

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Tam O’Shanter Restaurant and Walt Disney

The historic Tam O’Shanter Restaurant and Walt Disney go hand-in-hand. After all, this legendary restaurant in the Atwater Village section of Los Angeles wasn’t too terribly far from the old original Disney Studio on Hyperion Avenue. The Tam was where Walt and his talented team of animators, and eventually his Imagineers, could conduct business and enjoy the awesomeness that is Tam O’Shanter. In fact, when pulling up to Tam, you can actually see an incredible resemblance to the cottage in the classic Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs. Recently, Glitterati Tours of Beverly Hills, had the pleasure of a private tour by the General Manager, John and a Disney expert. What a treat. They even shared stories of this wonderful
Things to Do for St. Patrick’s Day in L.A.

Things to Do for St. Patrick’s Day in L.A. Angelenos don’t need an excuse to party. Proof, just look at most bars on a Friday, Saturday, and of course, Sunday Funday. We’re still no Boston, or New York, but there are still plenty of great things to do for St. Patrick’s Day in L.A. Here’s a few for this coming Friday, March 17, 2017: Farmer’s Market Los Angeles Visit the Original Farmer’s Market in Los Angeles for an all day festive green party. There will be activities for the children and live music throughout the day, including Irish folk bands and a strolling bagpiper. Stick around for Stuart Marks and the Paddy O’Dors Band, which will hit the West Patio
Where to Watch the Super Bowl in Los Angeles

Wanna know where to watch the Super Bowl in Los Angeles? Everywhere! EVERY single bar, restaurant, hotel lounge, barber shop, and bowling alley will be showing the game on at least one screen. For our international guests, watching the Super Bowl with American fans is a chance of a lifetime. Load up on pizza, wings, burgers, potato chips, guacamole, potato skins, sliders, dips, and tons of beer. Don’t have a favorite team? Pick one: The New England Patriots vs. The Atlanta Falcons. The game starts at 330PM PST on Super Bowl Sunday, February 5th, 2017. If you’re not into the game, just watch the commercials and the halftime show with Lady GaGa. Here’s a few local favorites: The Sunset Strip
When in Downtown L.A., visit Clifton’s Cafeteria

When our 1935 landmark in Downtown L.A., Clifton’s Cafeteria, closed down a few years back, many local fans feared that the charm would be swept away with renovations. Just the opposite. This unique venue is back, and better than ever. Even though the cafeteria dining options have changed, the great nostalgia has been preserved. This venue would make for a great outing for the family. Kids will enjoy the taxidermy animals throughout the complex, as well as the waterfall and giant forest trees in the main dining room. Adults will enjoy The Monarch, The Brookdale, Gothic Bar, and the Pacific Seas. From the Clifton’s L.A. website: Clifton’s, the world’s largest public cafeteria and California’s lone survivor from the Golden Age