Illustration by James Gulliver Hancock

So much about Selling Sunset is aspirational. Maybe you wish you could take Christine’s yellow Lamborghini for a ride around the Hollywood Hills, or move into that $75 million Beverly Hills mansion Davina never ended up selling or even borrow a few designer pieces from Chelsea’s immaculate wardrobe. Unfortunately, those particular California dreams are only achievable with a sizable bank account and the ability to walk around construction sites in 100-inch heels. But there is a more, well, accessible way to walk in the Oppenheim Group agents’ shoes. Throughout Season 5, the cast of the reality show shops, dines and, yes, fights at various hot spots around LA. These places aren’t just open to TV stars or real estate agents who regularly earn fat commission checks, which means you can pop by to experience a version of the Selling Sunset lifestyle. So how about taking yourself on a Selling Sunset–inspired tour of Los Angeles? (Sneakers recommended.)

Who knows, maybe you’ll even run into one of your favorite O Group agents.

Episode 1

The Oppenheim Group 8606 Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood Since the entire show revolves around the Oppenheim Group, of course, it’s the first business featured this season. Stroll down Sunset Boulevard for a peek in at the brick walls, famed bell and, uh, creative metal desks.

Holy Roly Ice Cream 7266 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles Viewers first meet Vanessa’s new boyfriend Nick (aka Tom Fraud) as the couple enjoy rolled ice cream at Holy Roly’s Instagram-friendly Melrose location. 

Episode 2

Stone Street 7174 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles Christine introduces Jason to the newest Selling Sunset cast member, Chelsea Lazkani, over coffee at Stone Street, and the two fashionable women begin laying the groundwork to get Chelsea in as an official O Group agent. 

Tesse Restaurant 8500 W Sunset Blvd., Suite B, West Hollywood Jason and Chrishell meet Brett and his girlfriend Tina for dinner at this French spot that’s all about wine. In the moody dining area, Brett offers Chrishell a listing and Chrishell tells Jason he should fire Christine.

E.P. & L.P. 603 N La Cienega Blvd., West Hollywood E.P. & L.P. must be a Christine Quinn favorite because she films at the spot not once, but twice this season. In Episode 2, she meets Amanza on the L.P. rooftop for drinks and the two discuss the office drama. Then in Episode 6, Christine and Chelsea sit inside at the E.P. restaurant.

Episode 3

No. 10 8436 W Third St., Los Angeles Episode 3 ends and Episode 4 begins at No. 10. This Italian restaurant is where Heather confronts Christine about the over-the-top flower arrangement she sent to her bridal shower as well as other past drama she’s caused.

Episode 4

Ryan and Walter 120 S Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles Ahead of their Couture & Caviar-themed broker’s open, Christine and Chelsea shop for gowns at this couturier and discuss Christine’s friendship with Heather among racks of stunning designs.

Beauty & Essex 1615 Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles Heather’s fiancé, Tarek El Moussa, throws her a surprise birthday party at the Los Angeles location of this famous NYC hotspot. Christine notably wasn’t invited to enjoy the offerings of celeb chef Chris Santos. 

Episode 5

Mr. C 1224 Beverwil Drive, Los Angeles After the drama of their broker’s open event, Christine and Chelsea relax and debrief in the 4,500-square-foot luxury pool area at Mr. C Hotel.

Sagrado 3216 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles As Emma gets closer with her client Micah and their romance begins to blossom, she pays a visit to his in-progress mezcal bar. Since this season of Selling Sunset was filmed, Sagrado has officially opened in Atwater Village.

Episode 6

Ocean Prime 9595 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills Chelsea and her husband have dinner with Mary and Jason. Over an impressive-looking seafood tower and extra spicy cocktails, Jason tells Chelsea that if she locks down a buyer for his Franklin property, she can officially join the O Group.

Episode 7

Magnolia Bakery 8389 W. Third St. (at Orlando Street) Los Angeles While at the LA location of this famous NYC bakery, Davina confronts Christine about talking behind her back. Davina and Christine both order vanilla cupcakes, but Christine also orders a serving of banana pudding because she clearly knows that it’s the best thing on the menu.

The Godfrey 1400 Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles Chrishell meets Jason’s mother for the first time since the two started dating. The rooftop bar at The Godfrey hotel is as good a spot as any for the new couple to get some serious pressure from Jason’s adoring mom.

Episode 8

Monarch Athletic Club 8730 W. Sunset Blvd., Suite 190, West Hollywood As Mary tells her husband Romain that she put an offer on a house without talking to him first, viewers are treated to some pretty hot shots of the sleeveless Frenchman during a workout at his gym.

The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills 1020 N. San Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood Chelsea brings the agents of the O Group together for a tea party, and how appropriate that the UK native chose to host this very posh affair at the London Hotel.

Episode 9

The Beverly Wilshire Hotel 9500 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills The whole Selling Sunset cast put their differences aside for one event to celebrate beloved O Group agent Maya before she leaves for Miami. With an ever-growing team, they opt for a meal at The Beverly Wilshire Hotel.

Episode 10

Theía 8048 W. Third St., Los Angeles  As self-proclaimed “Black Barbie” and “blonde Barbie,” Chelsea and Christine fit right in among this contemporary Greek restaurant’s hot pink decor as they chat about Christine’s future at the O Group.

The Everly 1800 Argyle Ave., Los Angeles Chrishell’s sisters visit her in LA, and the three women hit The Everly Hotel’s Ever Bar to discuss her marriage, relationship with Jason and motherhood.

Breadblok 1529 Griffith Park Blvd., Unit 103, Los Angeles Vanessa and Davina grab a table at this gluten-free bakery, and Davina — perhaps not so selflessly — encourages Vanessa to move to London to be with boyfriend Nick.