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36 Neptune’s Net,
Malibu
You gotta eat. Go somewhere
with a great beach vibe and interesting crowd.
"This place
was fun! For a first timer (like I was) I'd recommend the Neptune's
Sampler--shrimp, scallops, clams, calamari, fish and crabcakes.
You can try a bit of everything and decide what you like best. Make
sure you're in the mood for fried food though!! It was $25 and could
easily feed 3 (or two very very hungry people, though my boyfriend
and I couldn't finish it and we were over-stuffed).
Since I was camping
in the area, I ate here twice in two days. Round 2 was a bowl of
the clam chowder in a bread bowl. It was a fairly big bowl, overflowing
with chowder, with plenty of clams. Yum!! I'm no clam chowder connoisseur,
but I thought it was really good!
They have a seafood
side of the restaurant where you can get fresh steamed seafood.
I didn't realize this was here until I was leaving, but I'll be
back to try it out. Prices over there were a little bit more, but
it's not fried which is a bonus.
Don't forget to try
their cocktail sauce too, it's awesome! And you can't beat the gorgeous
views while driving here along the PCH...
good food + great
drive + gorgeous beach = I'll be coming back!
Plus, you might even
get lucky and eat your lunch next to Robert Downey Jr. like I did
:)"
37 Bel Air / Santa Monica
Mountain Foothills
Tour the stars homes.
Bus tours or do it yourself. Douglas Fairbanks, Charlie Chaplin,
Elvis, Playboy Mansion and many more. This is where the dream homes
are..
38 (23) Ripley's Believe
it or not
Hollywood Blvd. 300 or
so exhibits of the weird and imaginary. Its good / scary fun. Designed
for fun for the young and young at heart. Numerous bodily insertions,
the dark little hallway of medical horrors, the revolving chamber
of stars, the cat who eats with a fork video all makes for a cheesy
and unbelievable experience. This is what Ripley's is all about,
believe it or not.
39 (24) Hollywood Guinness
World of Records Museum
The Hollywood Guinness
World of Records Museum aims to add meat, bone, blood sweat and
probably a few tears to many record-breaking achievements. Perhaps
of most interest are some of the more bizarre records although the
why they did it is open to debate.
This is a fun, relaxed
place to visit. If you enjoy facts of the "I-wish-I-didn't-know-that"
variety you will have a ball. If you don't - stop reading now. Did
you know a Stegosaurus has the smallest brain compared to the rest
of its body? You will find plenty more where that came from at the
Hollywood Guinness World of Records Museum.
40 (25) Hollywood Wax
Museum
Wax celebrities are in
some ways superior to the original. They tend not say anything stupid
or look less than perfect and don't run away as much.
The Hollywood Wax Museum
is located on Hollywood Boulevard along the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
It is the only wax museum in the country devoted entirely to celebrity
figures. No boring "whose that?" . Only the very recognizable
and famous get waxed. Hollywood stars and television personalities.
You will find them all here. Angelina Jolie, Johnny Depp, Gwenyth
Paltrow, Kirsten Dunst, Marilyn Monroe, Charlie Chaplin, John Wayne,
and Elvis Presley to name but a few. Picture yourself in the spotlight
with Matthew McConaughey, Halle Berry, Judy Garland as Dorothy from
the Wizard of Oz, and even the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Relive
the spine tingles with the scariest and most memorable horror movie
villains. Relive the thrills with blockbuster moments from the top
100 movies of all time.
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