City Lights Dining and Hotels

On an Orange County limo ride to a hot time tonight

When you're spending time in southern California, you definitely can't complain that there's nothing to do. Whether you enjoy beaches, camping or golf, whether you get a kick out of cheering on your favorite team or kicking around a ball yourself, whether your idea of culture involves theater and opera or pubs and strip clubs, you can find it here. And though there may be too many city lights to easily view Polaris or the Big Dipper, the hopping LA nightlife affords many an opportunity to observe stars much closer at hand.

The boggling array of options means there's something for everyone, but you should plan well to ensure you get what you want out of your evening. If it's stars you seek, you'll find most of the hottest action in Hollywood. Start your evening right by arranging an Orange County limousine rental'then you don't need to deal with the hassle of finding parking, plus you arrive in style. Play it smooth and cool, and you may get into ultra-trendy LAX or Koi, to rub shoulders with Hollywood celebrities. If you want to catch a glimpse of the hottest new actors, you might check out ultra-hip Mood. If old Hollywood elegance is more your style, have the Orange County limo driver deposit you at the gracious Chateau Marmont Lounge.

There's always a good chance of spotting stars at clubs owned by celebrities. In Hollywood, you can check out not one, but two hot spots owned by Ashton Kutcher: Dolce or Geisha House. Beso is owned by Eva Longoria, Tagine by Ryan Gosling, and Ago by Robert De Niro. Who's to tell on any given night if the owners or their friends will show up? Out in Beverly Hills, you can dine at Milky Way, owned by Steven Spielberg's mother and adorned with family photos.

If comedy's more your style, you might direct that Orange County Limo out to the Comedy & Magic Club in Hermosa Beach. Always a fun time no matter who's on stage, visitors are frequently surprised with performances by Jim Carrey, Jerry Seinfeld, Jay Leno or Robin Williams.

You could head out every weekend of the year without exhausting the possibilities, but won't you have fun trying?