Los Angeles

10100 Constellation Blvd, Century City; 310.279.4180

Craft's terrace and plush front lounge have taken pity on your wallet, releasing an under-$10 sharing-encouraged menu anchored by deliciousness like a Maine lobster & smoked bacon roll, lamb belly w/ chioggia beets, braised veal ravioli w/ hazelnut brown butter, jidori chicken liver mousse spread. There's also four $8 drinks like a bloody mary martini w/ Hangar One Chipotle & horseradish, and The Pink Beemer, which comes garnished with daddy's money and a ponytail.

Available at Kitson: 115 S Roberston, Mid-Wilshire; 310.859.2652

This Venice brand's dedicated to nostalgia-inducing surf-culture prints, from tees with an Endless Summer silhouette on the back, to a hoodie w/ a sunset image comprised of simple shapes, to sweatpants with a massive leg-print that reads "Feel The Sun Shine," which, if you're wearing sweatpants regularly, is the exact kind of reminder you need.

Tomorrow at J Lounge: 1119 S Olive St, Downtown

Kicking off the L.A. Comedy Shorts film festival, this bash's special guest is miracle fruit: the rare West African berry that flavor trips your taste buds to make sour foods taste sweet (eg, limes taste like they're covered in sugar). There's also a two-hour open bar hosted by 360 vodka, though be warned: drink it while "tripping," and it'll taste...exactly like vodka!

4679 Hollywood Blvd, Los Feliz; 323.666.2111

This new, bare-bones shop stocks overflowing racks of vinyl (heavily indie; mostly new, though used stuff's coming) along with auxiliary fun like pop-culture coffeetable books and paperbacks, and still-gleaming vintage turntables from top brands like NuMark and Gemini, the party-pounding favorite of chicka-chicka Buzz Aldrin.

To offset the delicate act of drinking a piping hot beverage, this mug's handle is a 14-karat-gold plated version of a brass knuckle. Cups come in white, black, or red, and're designed by an architect and a streetwear guy named Eli Bonerz, who obviously developed his violent tendencies thanks to being made fun of so much for his name, Eli.