Beverly Hills has been long accredited for its commitment to opulence and the lap of luxury. Within the 6 square miles that make up the indulgent city, you can find yourself among the best of the best in retail, company, and even dining experiences.
While you may not expect it at first, LA is known for being a Foodie Haven full of creative and curated experiences spanning across cuisines and dietary restrictions. This reputation rings true, especially in Beverly Hills. While dining in Beverly Hills, you can expect a fresh, local, and intentional experience from dozens of restaurants committed to providing exemplary service.
So, you’re out in Beverly Hills, CA, and don’t know where to dine? We can help. Whether you’re accompanied by your ten closest friends or are choosing to dine alone, there is always a great option available for everyone.
Spago $$$
Located in the heart of Beverly Hills, Spago is known as the flagship restaurant of Wolfgang Puck’s Fine Dining Group. While there are now multiple Spago locations across the world, none are quite as iconic as the original.
After almost 40 years, Spago has retained its relevance with an ever-revolving menu of traditional dishes with modern twists. If it's your first-time dining, indulge in their expansive tasting menu. Or, be bold and catch something off their seasonal menu before it’s gone. With two Michelin stars under their belt, you can’t go wrong with anything you order.
2. Nate ‘n Al’s $$
Opened in 1945, this landmark Jewish delicatessen continues to deliver on the dreams of the original owners (Nate Rimer and Al Mendelson) of bringing classic deli favorites to its customers. Nate and Als prides itself on reliably serving the same quality ingredients and menu items that they began with.
The considerable menu offers a large range of breakfast options along with bagels, soups, salads and more. If you’re looking for the quintessential deli experience with cozy diner feels – you’ve found your spot.
3. Cantina Frida $$
Right on Beverly Dr, Frida’s is an ambassador for authentic, artisanal, and traditional Mexican cuisine. Here, Mexican gastronomy is celebrated through a careful combination of colorful ingredients, contrasting textures, and culinary methods.
Frida’s was the first restaurant in Los Angeles to earn the T-Certificate Award by the Tequila Regulatory Council from Mexico. If you’re looking for a gourmet Mexican dining experience that (tastes like home) (that won’t break the budget), Frida’s is the spot for you.
4. Ella
Brunch anyone?
From the minds of Hotelier Jason Pomeranc and Umbrella Hospitality group comes Ella Beverly Hills. With extravagant décor and culinary tastes that span from Mediterranean, Asian, Italian, and American; Ella is always a crowd pleaser.
While their brunch menu alone feels like a dream come true with inspired cocktails and beautifully made menu items, Ella is open all day with distinct Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner menus. As the owners describe it, “It is a place where you can literally watch the sun rise and set—grabbing a coffee in the morning and a nightcap at the end of the day. It is a space that simultaneously feels like home and an escape.”
5. Il Pastaio
Continuing the tradition of a culinary dynasty, Drago brothers Giacomino, Celestino, and Calogero launched the highly acclaimed Italian spot to serve authentic dishes inspired by the small Italian town of Galati Mamertino that were raised in.
If you stop in, consider ordering one of their highly beloved dishes, such as their Squid Ink risotto, Spicy Arrabiatta, or their Pumpkin ravioli. With over 20 pasta dishes on their menu, you can taste Italian classics or some of their out-of-the-box menu creations.
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