They have a downtown location, too.

There once was a time that not every coffee house had internet access, not everyone that needed to use the internet had a computer and not everyone that wanted to look at porn was ashamed about it: this was the era of the internet cafe. Luckily, that dream is still alive at the intersection of Sunset Blvd. and La Brea. C & C Internet Cafe has computers and high speed internet available for a by the minute charge. And it’s open 24 hours a day for all of your online needs. And whatever is online that you don’t need, too. (um, Zappos.com?)

The cute story behind D’amore’s Pizza Connection is that its founder, Joe D’Amore longed to recreate the pizza he used to enjoy on the east coast here in L.A. To do so, he decided to import the water used in the dough from Boston. Their website calls the water “special” in quotes – but I don’t think there are drugs in it or anything. Either way, the thin crust and fresh ingredients make for a decent pie.

One of my favorite Hollywood dives, it’s dark and cheap with a generally goth-y, rockabilly crowd. There’s a photobooth out front, naked lady paintings on the walls and you can get PBR in a can. Yes, this is my kind of place.

Like most of the bars along Hollywood Blvd., L Scorpion is long, narrow and dark. Their claim to fame is a selection of 160 different types of tequila and mezcals , a Mexican liquor distilled from agave that isn’t tequila for some reason. Though “dark” and “tequila” definitely go together nicely, I’d like to see more hot – or at least nice – bartenders since when I was there the guy was kind of a jerk.

This “initimate” Hollywood bar on Vine is home to a variety of live entertainment from jazz groups to a weekly comedy show and everything in between (ok, mainly burlesque in between). Not too dressed up or down, the service is sometimes a little slow, but bring a friend who’s fun and you won’t even notice.

Like the Scrabble nerd I am, I’m counting “En” as “N.” You won’t find any crazy rolls at this Hillhurst standby, just classic concotions that are fresh and delicious. Oh, and maybe a Los Feliz celebrity or two (like me!)

I don’t have anything to say about P.F. Changs except: wtf is up with the wait?!? There is always, ALWAYS a wait!!

ANother K-town gem, this is the only L.A. bar I know of that requires a password to get in. I know, that sounds superhip, but you can actually just get the password off their myspace page and it’s usually some funny movie reference (this week: “nobody puts baby in a corner.”

Once you find it and make your way inside, it’s dark, cozy and fun. I’m not sure why this listing says “in Care of Adrenaline,” but it does sound like something R Bar would say.

I first noticed this place very shortly after I moved to Los Angeles and as such it has always held a special place in my heart. It’s kind of cheesy, but since before you could buy t-shirts on the internet this store full of knick knacks has sold the kind of t-shirts that you can buy on the internet: like Free Martha and Free Winona and most recently Free Kiefer.