By: Samira Murphy

Your seaside shopping options just got glitzier. Pacific Palisades Village has finally opened with no shortage of luxury retail and dining options.

“Palisades Village is where shared moments between friends and family become traditions anew. Located in the heart of sunny Southern California, this bespoke walkable village is home to over 40 uniquely curated boutiques, entertainment and fresh food experiences. Come discover local, refined.”

An ideal distance for those living in the Palisades area, the shopping village provides locals with a more intimate array of options.

Hence, one will not find any department stores in this boutique paradise.

Rather, the village is offering a unique line-up of high-end with designers like Jennifer Meyer and Rachel Zoe setting up shop.

Rachel Zoe

Looking for a little zen?

Carbon 38 Fitness Series-Pacific Palisades Village — Carbon 38 Fitness Series @ The Park-Palisades Village

Carbon38 has that covered with their fitness series every Wednesday in October from 10am-11am in The Park.

What about fun for the kids?

Kids Club @ The Park-Pacific Palisades Village — Kids Club @ The Park-Palisades Village

They have that covered too!

Kids Club in The Park is hosting a weekly dose of music, entertainment, and story time beginning Sept. 25th through October 30th every Tuesday from 10am-12pm.

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But don’t let your stomach growl for too long because the dining options are as diverse as you cravings.

Most noteworthy are the mouth-watering doughnuts from James Beard Award-Winning chef Renee Erickson to the equally delectable bites found at Blue Ribbon Sushi.

Your inner foodie will be as happy as your inner shopaholic!

Blue Ribbon Sushi-Pacific Palisades Village — Blue Ribbon Sushi

Whether your a local or driving down from the L.A. area, The Palisades Village is the quintessential seaside retreat, even if only to appease your inner tourist.

PALISADES VILLAGE
15225 PALISADES VILLAGE LN
PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272
310.525.1380

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10 AM – 8 PM

In search of your perfect seaside home? Visit our Rodeo Realty Pacific Palisades office at: 839 Vía De La Paz, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272

Whether your zooming from the office, meeting clients, or looking to cool down on a hot “fall-ish” day–we are pleased to provide you with the best in show of L.A’s Happy Hours. Cue the Jimmy Buffet music, throw on your after-work shoes and read below for the top picks!

Otoño

5715 N Figueroa St
Los Angeles, CA 90042

Highland Park’s wonderful new Spanish restaurant has a rich history and helpful Happy Hour from 4 to 6 p.m. daily with $3 tapas, discounted beers, and $8 cocktails. There’s even $5 vermouth blanco which should make the experience even more like something in Valencia. Just be sure to come early to nab a seat at the bar.

Connie and Ted’s

8171 Santa Monica Blvd
West Hollywood, CA 90046

(323) 848-2722

There’s a new late night happy hour for West Hollywood denizens at Santa Monica Boulevard mainstay Connie & Ted’s, with $1 oysters Sunday to Thursday evening from 9 to 10 p.m. Connie & Ted’s also has an afternoon happy hour from 4 to 7 p.m., but the late night is the only time to get those dollar oysters. Afternoon Happy Hour features $5 beers, $6 wines, and a $7 margarita, too.

Gesso

801 N Fairfax Ave #101
Los Angeles, CA 90046West Hollywood

Locals have a new after-work go-to thanks to Gesso’s weekday Happy Hour. From 5 to 7 p.m., an eclectic set of everything from hummus plates to anchovy toast to pate banh mi is all on the menu for $10. Specialty cocktails and wine by the glass also float around the $7 mark.

Spartina

7505 Melrose Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90046

(323) 782-1023

This Melrose standby encourages diners to get social with its extended “Social Club,” available all day Monday and at the bar Sunday through Thursday. It’s surely a pleasant way to bring people together over $8 classic and specialty cocktails and $5 antipasti.

Sotto

9575 W Pico Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90035

At long last, one of LA’s favorite neighborhood Italian restaurants Sotto has finally launched happy hour. Available Sunday through Thursday from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the bar, dive into chef Steve Samson’s outstanding margherita pizza for only $10. Add a $17 pitcher of Peroni, and it’s a recipe for one of the best Happy Hour deals in town.

Native Santa Monica

620 Santa Monica Blvd Suite A
Santa Monica, CA 90401

Nyesha Arrington’s passion project Native goes around the globe with its new Community Hour. From Tuesday to Sunday from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m., try international, sub-$5 bites like bacon with gochujang glaze, deviled eggs with berbere spice and injera, and ceviche with lime. Classic cocktails are available for $8.

Content Curated courtesy of: Eater LA

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