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West Los Angeles aka: West LA

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80% of people who have been to West Los Angeles think it's worth visiting. West Los Angeles is located in Los Angeles and the most popular destinations are La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and Amoeba Music. West Los Angeles is featured on the list Los Angeles Neighborhoods. Places in West Los Angeles have been tagged restaurant, museum, and italian.

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    La Brea Tar Pits
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    Los Angeles County Museum of Art
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    Amoeba Music
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    Canter's
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    Miracle Mile
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    Petersen Auto Museum
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    The NuArt Theater
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    George C. Page Museum
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    Grace
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    Campanile
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    Pizzeria Mozza
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    AOC
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    Nook
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    Kiriko
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    Hatfield's

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over 6 years ago

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I didn’t speak english, I was young and overwhelmed. I loved it so much I spent 17 years or longer there.

over 6 years ago

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