Day 6: Farmers Market

When traveling, there is no better way to immerse into the culture of the destination than by experiencing its rich flavors. Fortunately, LA is home to 4 million people who represent more than 140 countries. So there is no shortage of variety.

However, the city is just as large as many nations and you might end up spending most of your time in one ethnic enclave.

The best way to experience a melting pot of varied dishes is by heading to the historic and original Farmers Market at 3rd and Fairfax.

From Brazilian barbecue and Cajun chicken to sushi and corned beef sandwiches, Farmers Market is an earnest representative of global gastronomy.

If you feel like shopping, next door to Farmers Market is The Grove; an outdoor shopping plaza that is a haven for celebrities.