Catch Restaurant in West Hollywood has only been open a month, but has already solidified itself as a favorite for the A-Lister celebrity crowd. It sits at the corner of San Vicente and Melrose, just south of the beautiful West Hollywood Library, and across the street from The Pacific Design Center. A host or hostess greets you on the lower level entrance and escorts you to the rooftop bar and restaurant. The decor and ambiance are very inviting, especially during sunsets. The menu is eclectic with a focus on sushi and seafood. We recently had a fantastic sample of their offerings, including the roasted beet salad, and their jumbo shrimp from the cold menu. We also had their Tartare Trio
Visit a Great SteakHouse in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles
September 25, 2016
A big part of our job at Glitterati Tours of L.A. is acting as a concierge on wheels for the best that our city has to offer. Forget what you’ve heard —not all native Angelenos (Los Angeles natives) live on kale, celery, and wheat germ. We eat and drink everything! Proof of this is that there’s a gym on every corner, and our hills are dotted with fantastic hiking trails. A good steakhouse in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles can be found everywhere. Looking for a steakhouse in Beverly Hills or L.A.? Here’s a handful of our favorites: Mastro’s Steakhouse in Beverly Hills. Fantastic spot for A-Listers. A favorite for paparazzi, for famous celebrities like Mariah Carey are frequent visitors at
The Best Selfies in Los Angeles
June 24, 2016
Move over Hollywood Sign, Beverly Hills shield and The Walk of Fame — there’s a bunch of the best selfies in Los Angeles just down the hill. With Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, SnapChat, and Twitter, everyone wants the best possible photo opportunities when visiting a hot city like Los Angeles to say “been there.” Some of the most popular selfies in Los Angeles include the flat pink wall at Paul Smith on Melrose Avenue. This has become a “must-stop” during many of our tours of Los Angeles. Across the street is the popular “Made in L.A.” mural. A block away, one can stand up against Colette Miller’s “Angel Wings” for a memento keepsake from the City of Angels. Also nearby, street
