Posted by Avital Ungar on 04.25.18
Opened in 1917, Grand Central Market is a historic downtown landmark and Los Angeles’ oldest and largest public market. Throughout the last few years, downtown Los Angeles has been going through a revitalization and Grand Central Market is the perfect place to experience the city’s unique and rich diversity. Neon... Read More
Posted by Avital Ungar on 10.28.16
Anyone who lives in Los Angeles knows that it is quite a feat to get westside and eastside coworkers to all come together in one place, especially after work hours. These 7 team building activities for companies in LA will definitely motivate your coworkers to put on something other than... Read More
Posted by Avital Ungar on 08.30.16
Most visitors to California spend at least sometime driving along the Pacific Coast Highway (which is also known as Highway 1). Between San Diego and San Francisco there are dozens of stops to make and it can be overwhelming to plans. These California tours can help break up a trip... Read More
Posted by Avital Ungar on 07.28.16
If you’ve spent any time in LA you know there’s no shortage of things to do or things to eat. Founder of Avital Tours, Avital (yes, she’s a real person!) went to college in Los Angeles at UCLA. Though she moved back home to San Francisco, she did fall in love... Read More
Posted by Avital Ungar on 04.19.16
Peddler’s Creamery is an innovative ice cream scoop shop in Downtown LA where all the ice is churned in house by bicycle. Combining owner Edward Belden’s love of cycling and ice cream, he enjoys the outdoors and shares his environmentally friendly Los Angeles One Day Itinerary with you. Edward’s Los... Read More
Posted by Avital Ungar on 01.15.16
All stereotypes aside, New England has a much longer and more profound history of veganism than California. After all, there were actual vegan colonies in Massachusetts way back in the 1800s. But it could be argued that Los Angeles is where the practice of avoiding all animal products was perfected.... Read More
Posted by Avital Ungar on 01.13.16
The invention of the French dip sandwich is one of L.A.’s most hotly contested culinary legends. Some people say it was invented at Philippe’s, the cheap Chinatown restaurant especially popular among city workers and Dodgers fans. Others maintain the honor goes to Cole’s, the former check-cashing/electric utility/train station that now... Read More