Try a plate of Fettuccini and truffle oil all tossed in a 36 month aged parmesan cheese wheel. It is worth every bite.

Who needs a retirement fund when you could savor the most incredible rack of lamp and a melt in the mouth steak for one night of your life.

Please note all sides are an additional cost. (Found that out the hard way).

Incredibly great Indian food. Small, quaint and tasty.

A Sid favorite, this Japanese BBQ location allows you to pick meats and veggies and cook them on a grill in front of you.

For the full effect ask for the Teriyaki Marinade.

Full of local Los Angeles restaurants this mall food court takes food courts to the next level. Enjoy a margarita at the bar, and the ambiance ideal for millennials and the younger generation.

All jokes aside this food court is unbelievable.

A cute little dive bar that features Karaoke in the evenings. While dive bar is the best way to describe it this bar gets busy quickly.

Skip the hike and visit Lake Hollywood Park for your picture. The park is anticlimactic, but if you want your picture with the sign this is the quickest way to get it.

I mean its just a large sign.

For an interesting hike walk around the old Los Angeles Zoo and check out the studio apartments for only $1450 per month. There is no running water, but at that price its a steal.

After you can head next door over to the new zoo, let me know how that one is, I haven't been.

This bowling alley opened in 1927 and they have done an incredible job of keeping the 20s feel alive, minus the fact that there is a bar that serves alcohol.

We highly recommend that you look into getting reservations to bowl, but its definitely a site to see regardless.

A breathtaking collection of small cliffside beaches. Something out of a movie, as this location has been used for many.

Watch the tide, and bring a jacket, but a perfect place to watch the sunset.

A cute Danish town in the mountains.

A two hour drive from Woodland Hills that features Denmark architecture, cute shops, and wine tasting. Truly something for the whole family.

If being in the city for the span of the wedding is truly too much hop over to Lake Big Bear.

Not only is it where Sid and Abby got engaged, but it also is a beautiful mountain town perfect for escaping the hectic life of the city.

About 1 hour north along the Pacific Coast Hwy this cute coastal city is well worth the visit. With Spanish architecture planned out to a T this city has an incredible downtown with restaurants, shops, and wineries, as well as a pier.