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post #976 of 1887

7/26/11 at 2:59pm

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Good list. I'd add Confederacy in Los Feliz, maybe RRL on Melrose. I actually like the Fred Segal in Santa Monica, not sure if that's worth adding to your SM list, but otherwise, pretty good list.

just about to say, confederacy....

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7/26/11 at 3:15pm

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Has anyone been to The Spice Table in Little Tokyo? I think it's one of the best Singaporean restaurants in LA.

http://effingdericious.wordpress.com/2011/07/26/the-spice-table-los-angeles-ca/

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7/26/11 at 3:51pm

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Good list. I'd add Confederacy in Los Feliz, maybe RRL on Melrose. I actually like the Fred Segal in Santa Monica, not sure if that's worth adding to your SM list, but otherwise, pretty good list.

Nice, good list. Thanks fellas.

post #979 of 1887

7/26/11 at 4:12pm

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Has anyone been to The Spice Table in Little Tokyo? I think it's one of the best Singaporean restaurants in LA.

http://effingdericious.wordpress.com/2011/07/26/the-spice-table-los-angeles-ca/

Been twice, love it.

post #980 of 1887

7/26/11 at 4:24pm

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can anyone recommend a tailor to alter my shirts in the long beach area? willing to venture to los angeles or orange county, but not too far.

post #981 of 1887

7/26/11 at 5:22pm

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Good list. I'd add Confederacy in Los Feliz, maybe RRL on Melrose. I actually like the Fred Segal in Santa Monica, not sure if that's worth adding to your SM list, but otherwise, pretty good list.

Forgot Confederacy, it's worth a look on the way to Silverlake. I've actually never found anything I wanted to buy at Mohawk General Store but I like the shop.

Ron Herman in West Hollywood and Fred Segal Santa Monica are actually both pretty good. I'm not into RRL but it's worth a look, pretty cool shop there. There's an APC right down the road on Melrose as well. Maison Martin Margiela in Beverly Hills is a good stop.

I find the Barney's in Beverly Hills and the Grove to have pretty poor stock.

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post #982 of 1887

7/26/11 at 8:23pm

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Ron Herman in west hollywood is decent, quite a bit larger than I expected. Fred segal in Hollywood is quite awful though, hit up the one in santa monica instead.

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7/26/11 at 8:53pm

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Ron Herman in west hollywood is decent, quite a bit larger than I expected. Fred segal in Hollywood is quite awful though, hit up the one in santa monica instead.

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There's an APC right down the road on Melrose as well.

Totally forgot about APC, if you do go to APC walk up the street to Melrose Place to Santa Maria Noiovella, great shop and someone mentioned Barneys, I think the Barneys in BH has a good selection as does the new Bloomingdales in Santa Monica.

post #984 of 1887

7/27/11 at 8:18am

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secret service (is that still there?), self edge, douglas fir, johnathan behr. also, maxfield and skingraft if you're interested in that sort of thing.

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7/27/11 at 8:50am

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forgot leather soul.

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7/27/11 at 9:30am

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Can anyone rec a beach that's relatively uncrowded? I'll be staying in Pasadena, but willing to drive as far as Malibu maybe.

I thought Will Rogers in Santa Monica was nice last time I was there - big and spacious with decent sand. I heard it was a gay beach, but didn't see any presence of it.

post #987 of 1887

7/27/11 at 9:39am

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Playa del Rey. Not dockweiler, but just go to downtown playa del rey and there's a beach there, you can walk along the water way and even into Marina del Rey...nice walking path. its not super nice like the other beaches though, but its relatively uncrowded.

http://www.rockcitynews.com/pages/california/labeaches/playadelrey.html

my favorite is Manhattan Beach, but it is crowded but you can walk along the strand to an uncrowded portion (except this weekend since its 6-man).

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7/27/11 at 11:05am

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add sartorialoft, h.lorenzo men and h.l.n.r. to the list of goth ninja shops. didn't think there were so many.

abalone cove is my favorite beach around here.

post #989 of 1887

7/27/11 at 11:28am

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add sartorialoft, h.lorenzo men and h.l.n.r. to the list of goth ninja shops. didn't think there were so many.

abalone cove is my favorite beach around here.

I know there is a list at the beginning of this thread but I'm going to make an updated one that we can all add to.

I think a food list by either category (Mexican, Japanese, etc.) or by location would be really useful as well. Should I start the food one by type or local? I think type would be most useful.

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post #990 of 1887

7/27/11 at 3:53pm

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both would be useful, but i'll go with type since location would be better shown on google maps. speaking of which, are they ever going to add filters?