This is a very busy street but I went to a great place to eat LA LA restaurant on Melrose Ave. I had a great salad and drink. The staff was very friendly and nice. You have to find parking and this street is very...More

I shopped at Workmen"s outlet been through many of the shops with Rosie's niece,and cousin the scene is a little overrated.I would never live there if I had the money.It's somewhere to visit or to put on your schedule to browse everything is done by...More

Melrose is a hodgepodge of bars, restaurants, quirky shops -- even a shop that specializes only in shaping eyebrows. It's not "pretty," but it is full of life. I particularly love the felafel at Shefa -- the best I've had -- and very, very fresh....More

While exploring the west side, stop at Melrose Avenue and check out the trendy shops. There is a wide variety to choose from and you can also people watch.

Melrose is like Soho before it was popular...Hidden away for people in the know. There are great stores Maxfield, Alexander McQueen, Carolina Herrera, Paper Bag Princess, Ron Herman Fred Segal, Resurrection, Decades, Paul Smith, Revolve, Monique Lhuillier, Vivienne Westwood to name a few. Melrose Place...More

Good for vintage shopping with some unusual shops plus thrift stores. But rather down at heel, so I would say only visit if you are in the area; not worth a special trip.

Artsy area full of thrift stores, clothing stores and restaurants . We had a great time checking everything out! Would go back. Street parking available.