How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Dave Franco

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Set us as preferred In reality, Dave Franco has a strict routine for Sundays, one he takes very seriously.He and his wife, actor Alison Brie, stay in bed all day, watch four movies and Postmate every single meal.

But for the sake of Sunday Funday, the actor, director and screenwriter gave us a hypothetical Sunday where they actually leave their house.In Sunday Funday, L.A.people give us a play-by-play of their ideal Sunday around town.

Find ideas and inspiration on where to go, what to eat and how to enjoy life on the weekends.The couple have lived in Los Feliz since 2012 and have bounced around to a few different spots in the neighborhood during that time.“We love that there are certain pockets that feel tucked away in nature where you don’t feel the buzz of the city,” Franco says, “but when you’re in the mood for a great meal or a night out, you’re still only a five-minute drive from all the action.”Franco and Brie have collaborated on multiple projects, including the horror film “Together” (where they were the two leads) and the rom-com “Somebody That I Used to Know” (which he directed, she starred in and they co-wrote).

Up next, Franco will roll solo as an actor and producer of the dark action comedy “Idiots,” out in theaters on Friday.Sunday remains a day that he and Brie dedicate to being with each other.“No matter what else is happening in our lives or what we have coming up for that following week, we know we’re going to be together on Sunday,” Franco says.

“Let’s spend the whole day together, let’s be connected, and it just resets us in a nice way for the week.”This interview has been lightly edited and condensed for length and clarity.7:30 a.m.: Coffee and doughnuts I’ll set my alarm so I can roll out of bed and get to Maru Coffee right as it opens in an attempt to avoid the insane line that will inevitably snake down the entirety of Hillhurst Avenue.If I ...