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Discover the delights of Los Angeles - Insider tips for restaurants

  The Los Angeles city of millions and the glamor of Hollywood pound the head on a bike. No worries, Los Angeles residents are hunting for the best eateries in a million cities. Los Angeles, the Star Wars, and the City of Cool and Beautiful People. And in fact something else, testify to the Finnish actors, Nina Sallinen and Hanna Reetta Juurakko, as well as appearing professionally Sanna Pikkarainen. They all live in the city permanently. Nina has been home to the United States for 17 years, including LA 12. Hanna has lived in the city for nine years. They admit that Los Angeles is a bit challenging for tourists, as there is no such big center and the everyday is moving from one place to another. - Here you have to know what's going on. Hanging around with it does not make sense, Hanna says. So here's the tips of Sanna, Nina and Hannana, where it's good to be delighted.   1. BREAKFAST ON A LUXURY OR TV SHOW Blu Jam Café idea is to offer organic produce luxury breakfast and lunches for common sense. The cafe is located on the right rookie, Melrose Avenue, where you can admire pasted blonded logs and tattoos while enjoying bagels, grape dumplings and freshly squeezed orange juice. A delicious and fresh breakfast is also served in the afternoon, and a healthy meal can be decided on the lavish blueberries. Then do not save the maple syrup! Mel's Drive-In chain, established in the late 1940s dinerit, in turn, are familiar to many films and TV series, among others, Melrose Place and American Graffiti. The decoration is unclear in the 1950s, when a delightful waiter has probably spent his youth. In the morning, mini-barers, sliders, toasts, french fries ... all on the table are covered with fat.   The Toasts and the French are the basic supply of Diners. Photo: Leeni Hoimela   The sister-in-law is suddenly remembered with a giant cake and a free Mel's-t shirt. Happy birthday! Diner's are especially Nina's favorites. - I usually sit at French Quarter Restaurant in West Hollywood. I always run there because it has its own car park and is always open. Blue Jam Cafe, 7371 Melrose Avenue Mel's Drive-In, 8585 Sunset Boulevard French Quarter Restaurant, 7985 Santa Monica Boulevard 2. RELAXED LUNCH: FARMER'S MARKET Located next to the Grove shopping center market hall like Farmer's Market is a superb place for lunch. There are not only fruit, meat, fish and delicacies, but also various diners, where you can have American breakfast, donuts, salads all day long. If you have not seen any apricot or coarse-aged apples, from the countries! Although granted, it is overcrowded and buried on the bottom of the handbag for the rest of the day.   You must taste the candy soup! Photo: Leeni Hoimela   According to Hanna, pop up diets are popular here. Hannana's special show is a grocer at the Yamashiro restaurant in Hollywood. It is open on Thursdays between May and September. - There is music, food spoils and a great view over the city. Farmer's Market, 6333 W. 3rd St. Los Angeles Yamashiro Hollywood, 1999 N. Sycamore Avenue 3. IN THE EVENING FOR A DRINK If Downtown once has skyscrapers, you must also visit them! Perch restaurant on the rooftop terrace lounge music is playing live, and on the 15th floor you can admire the urban landscape. Rare delicacies in such a low-built Los Angeles. Order a bottle of sparkling and balmy wondering why you have not been so good for a long time!   Perch's roof terrace often has live music. Photo: Leeni Hoimela   All the Hollywood nightlife is frustrating and not the sparkle of trendy bars. The most interesting nightlife focuses on the corners of Cahuenga, which look dead by day - and not very lively at night. However, a few precision strikes is enough: all queuing for Piano Bari to hear jazz, 24Kitchenistä get an American breakfast around the clock, and Little Fork is a bit finer small restaurant, a bar counter dares to go hang out one particular good or a drink with oysters.