Departure: 17:00 arrival: 21:00 Estimated time: 4 hours review : ★★★★★
Adult: From $125 Child: From $115 Infants: From $10 Seniors: From 125
Operating days: Every day except Sundays and national holidays.
Minimum number of participants: 3 people.
Overview
★This is the only tour where you can enjoy dining and shopping after the evening.
★You can also enjoy dining at Erawan, a popular spot frequented by celebrities, The Grove,
and Trader Joe’s.
Itinerary:
17:00 Depart from downtown hotel.
17:45 Arrive at Erawan Market and take your time inside the store, photo.
We arrived at Erewhon, a high-end natural market in California.
This high-end market, frequented by celebrities, offers a lineup of carefully selected organic, gluten-free, and plant-based products. There are several locations in the Los Angeles area. Even if you don’t buy anything, it’s a great opportunity to learn about the ingredients that Los Angeles’ wealthy are interested in. The store we visit on this tour is Erawan’s oldest, which opened in 1968 as a deli incorporating macrobiotic principles. Since its founding, it has provided high-quality ingredients and products to wellness-conscious people. The tour is scheduled to last approximately 20 minutes. For the Erawan Market website, please click here.
18:15 Arrive at The Grove (Farmers Market) and have approximately 2 hours of free time.
The Grove and Farmers Market are located on the same premises, just a one-minute walk from each other.
The Grove is an outdoor shopping mall with stores including Nike, Banana Republic, GAP, Coach, the Apple Store, Nike, and Michael Kors. Other restaurants include an American diner, a Cheesecake Factory, stylish cafes, and Italian restaurants. The Grove’s website is here.
Farmers Market: Arthur Gilmore immigrated to Los Angeles from Illinois in 1870 and acquired a ranch on this land. The Farmers Market began in 1934 when one of the farmers began selling vegetables, he had harvested that day in his truck on Gilmore Island. Today, the food court is packed with a variety of stores, both large and small, including greengrocers, nut shops, juice vendors, and gift shops. The Farmers Market website is here.
You can also choose the Beverly Center instead of The Grove. The Beverly Center is home to two major department stores, Bloomingdale’s and Macy’s, as well as approximately 100 boutiques, shoe stores, accessory shops, and other stores. It’s an all-weather indoor mall with luxury stores like Louis Vuitton and Coach. Because it’s located inside a huge building, it’s safe and convenient even on rainy days, even with small children. The Beverly Center website is here.
We will be leaving at 8:30 PM.
20:30 Arrive at Whole Foods Market.
After arriving at Whole Foods Market, you will have free time to explore the store. Whole Foods is a high-end natural food market, but you can also choose to visit a more affordable supermarket such as Ralphs or VONS (you cannot visit both). Plan to spend about 30 minutes there. Whole Foods Market: A major American natural food supermarket. It boasts 400 stores across the United States.
Click here for the Whole Foods Market website.
[Mass Supermarkets] Large chain supermarkets like VONS and Ralphs are representative examples. Experience the scale of American life here. They have everything from kitchen supplies, canned goods, fruit, dairy products, beer, and wine. Even if you buy bottled water and colas, which are expensive at hotels, they’re convenient for your stay.
We depart at 8:30 PM and head to each hotel.
We aim to arrive downtown by 9:00 PM.
What’s Included:
- Downtown LA hotel pickup and drop-off.
What’s Not Included.
- Tips for guides.
- Individual souvenir purchases.
Cancellation Provisions:
- If you cancel two days before, the day before, or on the day of your reservation, you will be charged the full amount (non-refundable).
- If you cancel up to three days before your reservation, you will be refunded the full amount.
