Los Feliz

This colorful, diverse neighborhood is nestled beside Griffith Park.

Welcome to Los Feliz

Both affluent and down-to-earth
 
Los Feliz is a trendy, stylish, historic community nestled beside the natural beauty of Griffith Park, one of the largest public parks in the United States. Because of this, there is no shortage of outdoor activities to explore. It also hosts the Greek Theater and the Griffith Observatory. 
 
Los Feliz is colorful and eclectic, with a medley of local shops, restaurants, cafés, and bars. It has a charming, walkable downtown full of hidden treasures. 
 
Los Feliz is also home to two Frank Lloyd Wright houses, and many locations have been used in film and television. It has a wide variety of home types, including low and mid-rise apartment buildings, duplexes, bungalows, and single-family homes, both big and small. 
 
Much of the original 1920s architecture still remains, and common styles are Spanish Colonial, Tudor Revival, and mid-century. 
 

What to Love

  • Eclectic and charming walkable shopping with a creative vibe
  • Easy access to Griffith Park, the Griffith Observatory, and the Greek Theater
  • Eccentric residential neighborhoods

The Lifestyle

Hip, trendy, active, and diverse
 
Due to the variety of Los Feliz’s home types, ranging from apartments to more luxurious homes, there is a lot of diversity in the area that adds to its vibrance. Los Feliz has a thriving restaurant scene, and its walkable district on Vermont Ave.  — called Los Feliz Village — is home to dozens of locally-owned shops. Overall, Los Feliz is charming but not sleepy; it offers a close-knit community with hip appeal.
 

The Story

Home to Charlie Chaplin and Walt Disney 
 
Like much of Los Angeles, Los Feliz was developed in the 1920’s. It was once a favored destination for movie production and the home of several film studios in the era of Silent Film. Charlie Chaplin himself once called Los Feliz home — as did Walt Disney, who converted the garage of his Los Feliz home into a makeshift studio. While the studios in Los Feliz have long since moved, this neighborhood was influential in building the entertainment industry as we know it. 
 

Dining

Authentic global cuisine wherever you look 
 
  • Messhall Kitchen — Trendy, modern gastro-pub that serves up American cuisine. 
  • Little Doms — Laid-back Italian restaurant with sidewalk seating and an attached deli.
  • HomeState — Tacos and Texan cuisine make up the menu at this popular restaurant.
  • Figaro — This bistro brings Parisian style to Los Feliz with French cuisine and stylish sidewalk seating.
  • Alcove — Trendy and hip American café with a plant-filled patio and a charming atmosphere.
 

Shopping

Hip boutiques and eclectic finds
 
  • Skylight Books — This cozy independent bookstore has been a local favorite since the ‘90s.
  • Spitfire Girl — Quirky and whimsical retailer selling unique home goods and jewelry.
  • Squaresville — This two-story vintage boutique is the perfect place to refresh your wardrobe or bring in clothes for consignment. 
 

Nightlife

Small, cozy, and creative
 
  • Bar Covell — Cozy wine bar that serves by the glass and has knowledgeable staff eager to help you find your new favorite wine. 
  • Big Bar — Local bar which, despite the name, is a small and intimate space with creative cocktails. 
  • Tiki-Ti — This tiki bar is a local favorite that transports you to Polynesia without leaving Los Feliz and has been family-owned for decades. 
 

Things to Do

Take advantage of all that Griffith Park has to offer
 
  • The Greek Theatre — This outdoor music venue, located in Griffith Park, hosts concerts year-round
  • Vista Vintage Cinema — Historic single-screen movie theater that plays films of all kinds.
  • Barnsdall Art Park — Originally dedicated to the city in 1926, the park features an art gallery, theater, and the Hollyhock House, a UNESCO Heritage Site designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
  • Griffith Park — A massive park beloved by Angelenos, with trails, horseback riding, and more. It is also home to the Los Angeles Zoo. 
  • Griffith Observatory — The famous observatory has free admissions and gives you an opportunity to gaze at the stars through their telescopes.
 

Schools

Los Feliz is served by the Los Angeles Unified School District. Some schools in the area include:
 
  • John Marshall Senior High School
  • Los Feliz Elementary School
  • Thomas Starr King Middle School
  • Lycée International de Los Angeles (French language international school)
 
 

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