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Website: lalive.com
Phone: (213) 763-5483
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of W Olympic Blvd and S Figueroa St
Open now
- Sun 5:00 AM - 12:00 AM
800 W Olympic Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90015 ·2188.19 mi
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Amenities
- Smoke-free
- Family friendly
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpIt's great for walking around and trying different restaurants. The microsoft theater is here and the crypto(staple center) is across the street. They have underground paid parking in the...
MoreGreat place to come out and walk, find entertainment or grab a bite to eat. So many options for food available here, as well as places to grab a drink and hang out. Movies and events surround the...
MoreL.A. Live is fine for catching a game or show, but it feels very busy and commercial. The food options are decent, service varies, and the overall atmosphere didn't really stand out to me.
MoreWe still love LA Live and go there whenever we have an event attached in the area. A few of the restaurants are gone and that is a drag, I don't like empty store fronts, but they still have some...
MoreThis is an outdoor area right across from the Staple Center. Great place to hang out, people watch or go on a date. Tons of restaurants to choose from. There is a bowling alley, movie theatre,...
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