I love the nostalgic atmosphere of Mel's drive in restaurant. We ate outside along Sunset Blvd. Good food, not great, but would eat here again. Neon sign lit up nice. Juke boxes on tables. Good service.

Super great area to walk, sightsee and tons of restaurants to choose from. Technically, Men's diner is not part of this area, but it is the only early morning breakfast spot.

A place to walk, eat and shopp in Sunset Blvd

Sunset Plaza is a one-of-a-kind shopping area designed to fulfill all your shopping needs in only one location; here you can find some of the best shopping, dining, and sightseeing in Los Angeles. We have created this idealistic shopping complex with almost 100 years of experience and functionality in mind. You can conveniently shop, eat and relax within our two-block outdoor shopping strip. Interact with our friendly, personal staff at our 50 businesses. Experience the numerous services we have to offer, including fashion, restaurants, beauty care, and more. Ultimately, we want you to enjoy your stay at Sunset Plaza, especially with our free parking.

Collection of boutique shops.... Beautiful strip THE HISTORY OF SUNSET PLAZA DETAILS Only a century ago, Sunset Plaza was filled with orchards and poinsettia fields and bustling streets such as La Cienega were yet to be paved for automobile traffic. This all changed in 1924, when Francis S. Montgomery, built the first commercial development on what would later be called, the Sunset Strip.  This same collection of shops and cafes still exists, updated over time, but with the same calm, relaxed environment that has made it an oasis of shopping for over 90 years. Architect Charles Selkirk designed the original Georgian style buildings, and while they have been rebuilt and remodeled over the ensuing years, Sunset Plaza maintains the atmosphere that was created when it began. The low-slung buildings with landscaped medians and plantings, the boutiques, sidewalk cafes, and ample parking with spectacular views over Los Angeles; these have created a unique place in the urban fabric of West Hollywood. It’s the ideal place to spend an afternoon shopping, pampering oneself, and then having a relaxing meal al fresco. Sunset Plaza has had, as its many tenants, haberdashers, agents, decorators, salons, restaurants and nightclubs such as the legendary Trocadero. Several of the tenants are historically notable for the part they played in Hollywood and design history, such as photographer George Hurrell, and fashion designers Adrian and Don Loper, and Elizabeth Arden. Interior designer William Haines started here, after transitioning from his role as a screen actor. His famous slipper chair remains in production to this day, and is widely copied. Silversmith Porter Blanchard, whose creations were all hand wrought and are valued by collectors, had his studio here. His son-in-law Allan Adler continued the same tradition of hand wrought silver. Such tradition of craftsmanship continues with platinum smith Philip Press. Sunset Plaza has remained, through the Depression, World War II, the tumultuous 60s, and the glamorous 80s. And although it remains, it is far from static. Each era has it’s own tenants and stories. In the 60s, designer Holly Harp opened a boutique with beautiful clothes, translating hippie regalia into haute couture. In the late 70s, the famed Le Dome restaurant opened and remained one of the entertainment  industry’s favorite dining spots into the 90s. Most recently, Sunset Plaza was chosen as a location for Vanity Fair’s Oscar Party, where a large tent was built to highlight the gorgeous views over Los Angeles. A visit to Sunset Plaza is one of the consummate experiences of traversing the Sunset Strip. Taking a break from the hectic traffic and non-stop growth in the area is one of the most enjoyable ways to while away the afternoon. (Sunset plaza website)

Love going here when in LA. Several great shops and restaurants. LOTS of free parking. Centrally located in W. Hollywood on Sunset Blvd. Usually eat at Le Petit Four, a wonderful French restaurant with sidewalk seating as well as indoor seating. Great people watching.

Great "star watching" shops right here on the Sunset Strip!

Went here for lunch with friends at the new Bossa Nova location - food was great and better restaurant experience than the old one. And the best part was FREE parking. It was a weekend lunchtime, so I can't say for nighttime situation. View was also great at the back!

Early morning, they have plenty of parking in the back of the shops

It is always one of the most iconic places in LA. Now it is even better is the the new buildings and the new boutiques. The landscape from the parking in the back of H Lorenzo It's amazing, specially in the night!

A Trusted X Location. Thanks Mrs Olive and Crew at my people's Trusted X Oliver Peoples Botique. Your soon to be ex will prevent any needed spec's which will help prevent your wrecks. So go there like me as soon as can a quick bumble bee.

This is the sunset Blvd you want to see the rest is still pretty sweet lots of restaurants on the east end but just west of the main Hollywood strip it is a wonderland of lights, night life, and good food definitely worth it to bring some money and have some fun.

Le Petit Four is the best place for lunch on the Westside hands down. French food is delightful and the Saint Honore dessert is mouth watering.

Very nice place with free garage parking! Had a private surprise birthday party catered there in a clean conference room! I'm sure they have nice food and rooms, too!

The staff is really friendly, the restaurant is cute and the food is really good. It's located in a nice area to walk around and shop. There is parking in the back of the restaurant.

So many amazing shops and restaurants

Such a beautiful area of town so much Collective small businesses here I really recommend you go and check it out see the history here and you won't regret it for sure.

Sushiya.....best little sushi restaurant. They have a great menu for everyone, not just sushi. Great New York Strip, too. I also felt very safe there and free parking. The best place for people watching right out there on the patio sidewalk.

Sunset plaza had the most beautiful scenery and roads. There were plenty of lovely shops and restaurants to visit and endless of options. A must visit and I fully enjoyed this experience on this side of town.

As usual amazing parking behind Sunset Plaza all the restaurants are well lit. Great quality, staff, lots of security in the parking lot. Couple security guards walking around no homeless people. The Sunset strip is the most amazing street in the world. I highly recommend you visiting Sunset Plaza.

My first time in West Hollywood with my California family and it was great. You can shop and dine and there is something for everyone. You can dine indoors or outdoors and the weather is fantastic. I highly recommend The Butcher The Baker and The Cappuccino Maker.

Cool spot to walk around! Tons of shops and restaurants. Has gotten a little dirt due to how busy it is.

Went to Mel's Drine In. It was wonderful. The service was excellent and the server was very attentive and friendly. The food was good and the menu is extensive. The atmosphere was wonderful

Great area to go. Beautiful in many ways. The downside is that if you want to walk around your car may get towed from their free parking. It sucks specially if you want to digest the food once you leave the restaurant.

Some of my favorite Designers reside here. The best place to go instead of Rodeo Drive.

This shopping center was a great place to go, so I kept returning when I needed new clothes or other things. The saleswoman and cashiers were excellent, friendly, and accommodating. Furthermore, since it was so huge and included a store, restaurant, and gym, the entire mall was a great place to spend time and leisure. Overall, this mall was fantastic!

Lots of cool stores and restaurants here. Its worth visiting if your in Los Angeles. Also a good tourist place. They have all types of stores here. There are about 200 stores at sunset plaza.

Awesome it's great lots to do and see n energetic people... sometimes too energetic. Lol..

Had dinner at a wonderful, casual French restaurant called Le Petit Four. I have eaten there many times, enjoying their warm hospitality and well prepared menu.

I love visiting Sunset when they host “Sunset GT” once a month, every Sunday. I love their car shows they host! - Now if you want to attend Sunset GT, you have to register on their website, even if you are a spectator to attend the show. I know, I know it sounds ridiculous but it has its perks. I honestly want going to go to their show anymore because you had to register but I registered and went, and was the first one there and got a wrist band. I thought it would be a hassle to get it in, but it was easy. Once Registered, just go to their booth and tell them your name, and boom your in! They give you a wrist band, and with that wrist band; you get to get in every time with that wrist band. Don’t have to register every time now. See, it has its perks. Before, I thought the registration to get into Sunset GT was stupid, but I understand why they had to do it. I highly recommend registering online and coming to Sunset GT! It’s a great car show to go too, and you get to meet nice people, and nice car owners and obviously really nice cars as well!! It’s my favorite car show and you definitely see me always at Sunset GT! 😄

Bossa Nova... delicious every time

If it weren't for the car traffic, Sunset Plaza would really feels like a little slice of Paris Cafe society, with all the stylish people dining outdoors. In that sense, it was ill-designed: parking should have been streetside. The walking path and entrances should have faced the city, where the parking lot is now. As an added benefit, you could then eat there with a beautiful, long, interrupted skyline view. Such a missed opportunity. But Sunset Plaza is still a nice mix of upscale and more affordable eateries, retailers, and service shops. Free parking at certain times for customers of certain residents, a nice and rare L.A. perk. Insta/TikTok: @AllMuscleJock