Marrying elegance with contemporary chic, The Blvd features L.A. luxury at its finest. They also have a swanky Champagne menu to peruse. My personal pick? A glass of Perrier Jouer "Fleurs de Champagne" from Reims 1999. Cheers.

Champagne and caviar go together like Penn & Teller, Mickey and Minnie, Sonny and Cher. What can I say? They're a perfect pair. So the obvious place to sample both would be at Petrossian's champagne brunch. Duh.

Champagne purists may scoff and snicker at Champagne cocktails, but nothing adds a little effervescence quite like a little bubbly. The cocktail menu at First and Hope supper club boasts more than a few Champagne cocktails crafted by master mixologist Marcos Teller. Don't forget to toast with Teller's signature "Seelbach"--a blend of bitters, orange Curacao, bourbon and of course, Champagne.

The best place to sip Champagne? Oh, about 15,000 feet above the city. Fly high above the sights and sample a little bubbly as you glimpse Hollywood hallmarks and the best view of L.A.--the city in its entirety.

Ok, admittedly, Manna Korean BBQ is what you might expect to crop-up on a best of the bubbly list but the Champagne Birthday Spray at Manna will is at the top of the rocking good time list, and the . . .treatment does involve a bottle of Champagne. Let your server know it's your birthday and you get a complimentary bottle of champagne. Sprayed all over you. Not a gentle dribble. I'm talking punk rock party style. Leave your manners at the door. You only live once. Besides, who said Champagne tastings have to be a stuffy affair?