What to Do and See in West Hollywood, California

Meoz credits the Sunset Marquis as the place to stay for old Hollywood glamour, killer rooftop views, and a history lesson into the rock icons that used to frequent its halls. Situated between Sunset and Santa Monica Boulevards, the location hardly gets any better to see and be seen.

For those looking to zen out, head to The Face Place for what Meoz deems is “the best rejuvenating and relaxing facial!” A 45 year old institution, the esteemed facialists at this Santa Monica Blvd sanctuary are celebrated for their “Signature” that reportedly maintains healthy and youthful skin.

Grab a nosh on healthy lunch fare at Urth Caffe on Melrose Ave, and try not to stare at the various celebrity diners. Or, stop by Gracias Madre just down the street for spectacular plant-based Mexican dishes in an earthy atmosphere.

As you galavant on foot throughout WeHo (like everyone else), be sure and capture one of the many Instagram-able rainbow crosswalks for the feed. “I’d also make sure to attend Drag Bingo at Hamburger Mary’s on Santa Monica one Wednesday night for hilarity and solid entertainment,” she insists.

Stop in for a caffeine pick-me-up at Melrose Ave’s light-filled Zinque, and/or catch a sunset over drinks at the E.P & L.P rooftop lounge on La Cienega Blvd for breathtaking views of the city.

Dinner at Craig’s on Melrose is a treat (and yet another popular celebrity hangout), featuring American dishes like Grilled Artichokes and Vegan Cheeseburgers. “It’s also a beautiful space to dine in,” the singer dishes.

But before you leave this vibrant Los Angeles neighborhood, you absolutely must catch a live music show. Three blocks away from dinner at Craig’s, The Troubadour is a favorite West Hollywood venue of the singer’s and anyone else who’s walked through their iconic Santa Monica Blvd doors. “Everyone from Elton John to newer Indie talent has performed there. It’s truly iconic, and a WeHo institution.”