While the bulk of L.A. gay nightlife is centered in West Hollywood, there are a number of weeknight parties located in Hollywood. If you hit one of these events and dance up an appetite by the 2 a.m. last call, your best bet for late-night munchies is the 101 Coffee Shop, located in the Best Western Plus Hollywood Hills Hotel. The classic diner fare is affordable, and the vintage portraits decorating the restaurant round out your Hollywood experience.

Hipster tourists will most likely find themselves on L.A.'s trendy East Side, so when those late-night munchies kick in, be sure to hit Fred 62 in Los Feliz. The consciously kitschy diner blends traditional coffee shop elements—such as an old-fashioned counter and ice cream fountain—with more modern automotive aspects—like booths modeled after vintage car interiors. Be sure to try their fried mac n' cheese balls.

Gay tourists will find themselves in West Hollywood sooner or later. As L.A.'s "Boys Town," WeHo hosts the majority of the city's LGBT parties. If you get too hungry from all the drinking and dancing,  Kitchen 24 is your best bet for a post-bar binge. The waitstaff, clad in pink tops and chocolate brown bootie-chokers, are appetizers in themselves. Must-try items include the Smac and Cheese and the restaurant's homemade cupcake de jour.

Once upon a time, L.A.'s Downtown district was the center of the entire city, and within the last decade, this once-derelict neighborhood has enjoyed massive gentrification. If you're residing in one of DTLA's many luxury hotels, or just hitting up the area's edgy nightlife scene, be sure to hit up The Original Pantry for a late-night nosh. This diner has been operating 24-7 for the better part of a century, thus the motto "Since 1924, never closed, never without a customer."