Chizophrenic: Fred 62 is open late for the midnight snack attacks. The coffee milkshake is yumm-oh!

Chizophrenic: On Kingswell Ave. facing Vermont Ave. Despite LA's citywide shortage of available parking, vehicles can be parked at the meters along the main roads running through Los Feliz. Still fumbling in your purse for coins? No sweat! Payment can be made via debit/credit cards at the meters.

Chizophrenic: Dine al fresco @El Greco Cafe before/after a movie at the Los Feliz 3 Cinemas next door. Public parking is available with meters at the lot behind the cafe and movie house. Take note that street parking in the immediate area is also metered, unless you don't mind parking your car a couple of blocks away further into the residential homes of the area.

Chizophrenic: Los Feliz 3 Cinemas' box office. El Greco Cafe is located next door to the theaters and offers a fusion of Greek-American cuisine favorites—perfect for a night out of dinner and a movie.

Chizophrenic: Covered sitting area with benches and table @ the Mini Park…perfect location for an impromptu picnic and protection from effects of harsh weather elements (rain & sun).

Chizophrenic: A pedestrian's view east of Palmer Ave outside the park. Further up the street, you'll notice the area is mostly residential with a small cluster of local businesses and another playground/park, Adams Square Mini Park, not even a mile away.

Chizophrenic: Palmer Park's gated entrance is just down the street from Adams Square Mini Park. Less than a mile away, Palmer Park is arguably the "safer" park/playground for kids. Since it is fenced in, the slew of dangerous threats and scenarios that could suddenly occur can possibly be lessened than without. The gated fence ultimately provides a safety barrier between park-goers and hazardous road conditions.

Chizophrenic: These park benches in the Mini Park are ideal places for relaxation and protection from the blinding late afternoon sun. It was so nice to just sit here and feel the breeze on my skin in the shade provided by the foliage.

Chizophrenic: The library entrance and street parking for patrons is off to the rear of the building along South Adams and Park Ave. Although it's got nothing special to boast of in terms of books and media availble on-site, I highly recommend this for kids ages 4 & up as the location is cozy and inviting for story-telling time. Also, it seemed like on-site selection was largely made up of pre-school children's literature. The AdamsSquare locatio is also perfect for patrons who have an aversion to long lines and crowds.

Chizophrenic: Another photo of Adams Square's beautiful centerpiece. The Art Deco architectural details of surrounding buildings add a bit of nostalgia to the community vibe.

Chizophrenic: The Angela Plaza in Adams Square is along the 183 bus route to Sherman Oaks. This small retail complex has a beauty salon and restaurant among several businesses.

Chizophrenic: A small playground next to what seems like an abandoned 1950's gas station in Adams Square Mini Park would be an alternative location for parents to take their children who aren't quite ready to play by library etiquette.

Chizophrenic: Driving up Chevy Chase Blvd, Art's Bakery is located right before the stoplight on Acacia. Art's has the BEST bird's nest (pastry) in town among their other offerings of sweet & delectable goodies.

Chizophrenic: The neighborhood library at the Library Connection along Chevy Chase/Adams may be small but it's perfect place to introduce kids young and old to the wonderful world of literature. I got my Glendale & Pasadena Public Library card here and took out some books same time I was completing my Walk Score mission. 2 Birds in 1 stone!