HOW TO HAVE THE BEST SUNDAY IN L.A., ACCORDING TO MARTIN STARR

PANCAKES AND A BEACHSIDE WALK ARE PART OF A PERFECT DAY

- BY DINAH ENG

Illustration by LINDSEY MADE THIS; photo by EVAN AGOSTINI Invision/AP

WHEN IT comes to knowing his way around Los Angeles, actor Martin Starr is an expert. Born in Santa Monica, Starr says his family moved around the region often. "I lived in the Valley, Hollywood, Hancock Park, and ended up in Santa Monica again when I was 15," Starr says.

Today, the actor known for his role in the HBO comedy "Silicon Valley" and films like "Knocked Up" and the "SpiderMan" franchise, lives in Miracle Mile. His latest TV role is on Paramount+'s crime drama "Tulsa King," where he plays Bodhi, a weed store owner who has become a trusted member of a mobster's (Sylvester Stallone) crew. The show's third season finale airs Sunday.

"What I love most about L.A.is the people and the friends I've made over the years," Starr says. "Aside from that, L.A. has some of the best food in the world. There's plenty of fancy, Michelin-star restaurants, but there are so many delicious, moderately priced places in L.A. And those are my favorites." Starr, a foodie who cofounded the candy company Sweet Stash with musicians Ezra and Adeev Potash (the Potash Twins), says his ideal Sunday includes walking on the beach, eating enchiladas and playing video games or reading at home.

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SLEEP IN, THEN HYDRATE I'm a lazy weekend guy. I often have to wake up early for work so it's nice to take a little time for myself on a Sunday. After we wake up, my wife [Alex Gehring, bassist of the band Ringo Deathstarr] makes coffee for herself. I start the day with a glass of water or a matcha. Then we'll probably roll to a restaurant for breakfast.

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