Sunset Triangle Plaza — Attraction in Los Angeles

This could be so much better.

The Sunset Triangle Plaza was created in 2012 and, since then, it's become a cherished pedestrian plaza for Silver Lake -- like a tiny Olvera Street, Japanese Village Plaza, or Third Street Promenade.

Unfortunately, the city has thus far avoided making even the slightest improvements and it is, today, overrun by food delivery drivers who've been allowed to turn it into a car sewer, parking everywhere they can squeeze their Priuses. They park in the crosswalks and even knocked down the "No stopping any time signs" which have never been replaced.

It needs a public restroom, more trees, outdoor furniture not made from cinder blocks and boards (I'm not joking), native landscaping (the park is semi-swampy with over-watering), more trees to provide shade and prevent cars from parking in it, a drinking fountain, and an expansion...

They do those salsa event once a month and it's a really nice experience to learn how to dance salsa, the only bad thing is the parking because you gotta look for it and sometimes I can be two blocks away. There are cute places to eat or grab a drink, even get ice cream. There's also a little market that...

An open space for you to be in a street without a car. There are a few homeless people but they are not invasive at all. The ability to just hang out in a public space is enough to give it 5 stars but the best part is the Farmer's Market 2...