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Silverlake has become a cultural epicenter over the years. Silver Lake is diverse, eclectic, and above all, authentic. It offers some of the best of L.A.,’s culture and culinary scene, with close proximity to Hollywood and Downtown L.A., incredible hilltop views, independent boutique shopping, music, and dining. It is home to an eclectic mix of celebrities, creatives, professionals, an ever-increasing number of families as well as long-time residents.
One of the neighborhood’s most famous features is its massive namesake body of water, Silver Lake Reservoir, which offers a popular 2.25-mile loop for runners, walkers and cyclists.. Grab a cold brew at neighborhood staple Lamill Coffee down the street and take in the views of the Reservoir and the San Gabriel Mountains in the distance from the Silver Lake Meadow. The hillside is dotted with iconic Mid-century modern homes, designed by architect Richard Neutra, who lived in Sivlerlake and Rudolph Schindler. After your reservoir stroll, head back down the street to catch happy hour at L&E Oyster Bar’s bright, airy upstairs patio or make your dinner reservations at the foodie-favorite Italian bistro, Alimento or Botanica for vegetables, cocktails, and natural wine. Later, catch a rock show at a number of the local venues like Silverlake Lounge, or Zebulon. Or just grab a bottle of wine from Silver Lake Wine for a cozy night in.
The main hub of Silver Lake is Sunset Junction, a bustling, walkable strip along Sunset Boulevard with dozens of trendy shops such as boho chic Mohawk General Store, clothing and home goods shop The Odells, and the neighborhood's favorite bar-stocking shop, Bar Keeper, which specializes in vintage barware and local and small-batch spirits.
The restored section of the LA River has become a hotspot for walking, cycling, and kayaking (yep). Rent bicycles from Spoke Cafe and head down the river to see Blue Heron looking for fish. Stop for coffee at LA Colombe, or dinner at Salazar, the repair shop turned hip taco spot.
If all the shopping and people-watching tires you out, there are plenty of places to refuel. For your caffeine fix, take your pick among Intelligentsia (known equally for its pour-over and people-watching), Alfred [“but first”] Coffee, or MatchaBar.
Silver Lake is one of the best places to be in Los Angeles.

For those who are flying in to LAX, we would recommend anywhere from 45 minutes to 1.5 hours (It's LA, and traffic can really affect travel time). We are closer to Burbank, where it takes about 30 minutes to 1 hour to get to the airport. We are conveniently located near both the 5 and 101 freeways. There is a bus service Silverlake Blvd. The LA Metro stops about 10 minutes away from our house, in Vermont. For cyclists, we are about a 10-minute ride to Griffith Park & a 5-minute ride to the LA River bike path.