Nice shops, but not very accessible for the general public.

Beautiful street with high end shopping. Worth checking out while you're in the area. Gets busy with tourists.

Fascinating views and notable streets worth to visit to.

Amazing shopping area ! Bring your gold card

Lively street with upscale stores selling branded merchandise. Very touristy and provides plenty of gorgeous backdrops for those Instagram photos. I'd just hang out there to see some of the finest cars in Hollywood.

This place is buzzing with both tourist and also the local people. There are really nice high end boutiques here to high street stores. During Christmas, this place is fully decorated with no expense spared. Simply gorgeous.

Nice shops, cool chill place with good views. Parking can be a bit difficult depending on the day but overall, it lives up to its reputation.

We’ll worth a visit, some beautiful stores and boutiques. The art sales outlets are expensive but very well stocked. The children loved the fancy cars and glamorous stores.

very nice and clean streets must do if you visit the area

Rodeo Drive is a nice place to visit and walk around. There a plenty of high end shops and interesting people to see.

Sooooo posh! Honestly, I expected this street to be longer, but it was quite short, yet it looks just Glamorous! Lots of fancy, expensive and famous brands. A lot of people were driving up and down the street (including myself 😁) but no one was actually there to shop 😂😂 It’s definitely a site to see. So if you have a spare mil you know where to go now 😂

Love this Rodeo walk. After a nice bike ride from Venice Beach to Santa Monica Pier. We ended up here. Love the smells of all the good perfumes and rich people.

Incredible place where there is a great variety of brand stores, many people from different countries come to tour to see the famous rodeo drive and the houses of the famous there is also a tour where they show you the most popular places in this place rarely seen a famous walking down the street .........

If you want to make yourself feel as a celebrity going to shop come here, but don't buy anything ;) Great boulevard to walk and enjoy watching and exploring the high end retail shop and take a lot of a good pictures. If you are willing to visit and enter some shop like dior and many other name, they ask you to make like a reservation to enter, so to save te make sure you made that earlier before coming to rodeo drive. Have a good one.

Such a stunning place , so many rich shops and big brands to explore. It is a pretty place to walk through and just experience the Hollywood lifestyle.

Nice malls and streets I think parking is tough so try to reach by public transport and cab

Beautiful street with a bunch of places I can't afford. Just fun to take a walk and check it all out and see some cool cars.

Rodeo Drive Los Angeles and Beverly Hills sport one of the most famous shopping areas in the world. Rodeo Drive is a two-mile-long street known as one of the most expensive streets in the world. Encompassing edges Beverwil Drive and Sunset Boulevard. Clean Beautiful area that has handicap parking and accessibility. The store fronts are almost as beautiful and the wares they sell. I’ve added many store front pictures for your enjoyment. Great to do people watching and to feel like a movie star. Pick up a couple of things!

I love everything about Rodeo Drive! Everything is just so beautiful! Little surprises everywhere you look! Great food! Great shopping! Great customer service no matter where you are!

Went as a tourist, for a walk, for a tourist picture, definitely not to empty my wallet. We walked around and admired the beautifully decorated storefronts, and then walked into a super cute area kind of hidden around the side of a shop.

What a beautiful street. ❤️ 🌟 The street is known for its collection of ultra high-end designer and boutique shops. A must visit place in Los Angeles

Beautiful street, plenty of fine stores . Beautiful holiday decorations

I was here in 2007! Beverly hills, iconic place to visit, luxury stores and luxury cars around, nice for photos. PS: This street was an inspiration for the Portola Drive Street on GTAV (Famous videogame)

The hype is real. What a place to see the rich and famous drive by with their sports cars. All the more brands have all their flagship stores here.

What a cool place to visit, so much to Buy!! I only come here on occasion, like a special treat. Seems to be getting more conservative every year, good or bad, I don't know. I like it here

This is the place I enjoyed the most in LA, especially at night. Beautiful stores and lights all over, super good music, and an extremely nice atmosphere. We got there around 8:30 PM, not crowded at all, you can take pictures easily. You can also go the 208 Rodeo restaurant, no reservations needed, and it hits the Beverly Hills vibe just right (be mindful of the time though, the kitchen closes at 9 PM).

Super beautiful as always :) Visited in thanksgiving weekend , already full of Christmas vibe :)

Beautiful street with so many designer stores. The street is beautiful decorated for the Christmas season.

Great place to walk around with amazing stores

Nice walking trail along side Santa Monica Blvd. if you are interested visiting Redeo drive, park along this elongated walking trail cum green space. There are some beautiful and majestic trees along the path. It is a nice way to visit reseal drive and walk along the Santa Monica Blvd. No public restrooms.

It's nice to see clean, safe and beautiful places like Beverly hills. Hope to visit again next year ❤️ from Philippines with love 🇵🇭🇺🇲

Pretty awesome park, cool sculptures and plants. Especially the super massive and old looking fig trees Lots of tourists but not too bad Parking is all around, most of it is paid for metered parking

I love the cool sculptures and the sign is very iconic. Great place to walk around and take pictures in the richest neighborhood in LA!

Beverly Gardens Park is a beautiful spot to take some photos and walk around. Was definitely worth the stop.

It’s next to the Beverly Hills sign. A must for tourists. The drive along the garden and nearby is lined with long trees and makes for some great memories. You can sit in the park at night and soak in the amazing scenery all around.

Wandering around the USA and Los Angelesun, as he also led to this iconic sign in the park with a rented car. Of course, we had to take a photo as a memory. There was a friendly other tourist who was happy to take pictures of us.

This was a beautiful park with plenty of plants and sculptures. This was a nice place to have a walk around and take pictures. There were public restrooms available as well.

Nice place for a drive. Make sure to go on Mulholland drive to get anazing views and guided tours on which Hollywood star lives where. Rodeo Drive is where all the shops are, there is a community park/garden and lots of places to see around.

Bring your visitors here. Nice little park with clean restrooms. Take photo by the Beverly Hills sign and on one of the streets with palm trees. On some weekends, this little park hosts art shows where you can find unique pieces. Come in by lunch and you'll find food trucks during the art show. Nice place to hang around on a weekend. Parking is limited.

Nice place to visit and walk around with friends or family. There are lots of tourist buses that make the pit stop here. Parking is right behind the sign or you can park on the side street and catch a beautiful picture of the palm tree rows. Good place to just chill, Rodeo Drive is across the street if you wanted to do fancy shopping.

Cool tourist spot to check out. They had multiple sculptures around the park, a Beverly Hills sign, clean public bathroom. Definitely a stop worth to check out!

Locals drive by it daily, but tourists may not know its location; one of the most Instagrammable places in LA – the world famous Beverly Hills sign. One block east of Rodeo Drive, at the corner of Beverly Drive & Santa Monica Blvd in Beverly Gardens Park, the large, photogenic Beverly Hills sign sits on display above the beautiful Lily pond.

Everything good. Not too many benches to seat. Very close to the street so it’s noisy. Not a place to relax. But it’s nice to spend some time there.

Beverly Gardens is a 1.9-mile linear park that spans from Wilshire Boulevard to North Doheny Drive along Santa Monica Boulevard. The park features numerous notable art sculptures, various specialty gardens including the Cactus Garden and Rose Garden, the Wilshire Electric Fountain, the Doheny Fountain, a decomposed granite jogging and walking path and arbors. Beverly Gardens Park underwent a complete renovation in celebration of the city’s 100th anniversary in 2014. The project was meant to bring the park back to its original glory and integrate innovative park design trends to propel the landmark into the 21st century. The park also features the famous Beverly Hills Sign and Lily Pond, one of the best photo opportunities in Beverly Hills. One of the most photographed spots in the city, this historic replica sign is a favorite for both residents and visitors. The sign is 40 feet long, illuminated and has a water feature along with a variety of flora that showcases the landscape surrounding the garden area.

This is a lovely meandering path with lots of beautiful plants and trees. It is clean and safe to walk in. Two police officers were on duty the day we walked through. The public outdoor bathroom was incredible ! Very new and well maintained , nicer than some hotel lobby bathrooms I visited. There is a beautiful fountain to enjoy the quiet surroundings.

Amazing iconic place to come to visit along The Historic Route 66 Santa Monica Blvd and Rodeo Dr at Beverly Hills CA, come visit with your friends and family Christmas 🎄 ⛄🎁 ⛄ 🎁 ⛄ 🎄 lights... Seasons and Enjoy infinity.... Blessings for all

Hahaha not a lot of people in here you can take photos in here Beverly like different world form LA here no homeless very clean, rich people live area totally different another one.

This is a must stop spot when you're in Beverly hills. The park across the street is very nice with cool statues and clean bathrooms.

A small courtyard style garden hidden in the busy shopping area, great place to take a break.

Restaurants on both sides. There are chairs here where you can sit for free. Soak up the sun !!

After a great time at the Louis Vuitton exhibition. Time to have lunch in the beautiful Beverly Canon Gardens. There are delicious restaurants to select from. Enjoy the courtyard with plenty of seating.

A small interlude of tranquility and relaxation in the middle of Beverly Hills! Worth visiting and sitting down for a tasty snack!

for restaurant for lunch day. There are many options and nice place to eat lunch break or chat time.

Great little park that's well maintained, for a quick and easy sit-down break for people watching or eating your takeout lunch.

Great place for evening walks and talks. It is calm here. Atmosphere of luxury and aristocracy. Visit this place during the day or night time and you will not regret. Take some snacks to enjoy them on the soft lawn in the center of the park. Sounds of gurgling fountain water will hypnotize you. Enjoy your time here folks.

Lovely outdoors in a busy area. Restaurants are in both side. A place to relax and wonder around. Walk around to shops or admire the city views. Morden yet some buildings are architectural marvel.

Very beautiful courtyard are for a Sunday Brunch!

Excellent area to take a break after long day of shopping or just need to spend causal time there to enjoy the California sunshine. There are signs to take photos as well as restaurants around. Great for tourist and traveler. Parking can be challenging at times especially on the weekend.

Nice area to take pictures or sit around in the heart of Beverly Hills.

A lovely little place for lunch with small 2-top tables, a fountain, some pretty bushes and trees. There are many surrounding restaurants to grab something to eat. It's attached to a free parking lot. It's between 2 tall buildings. There's a big pink sign to take fun photos. This is somewhere to stop to test and have a drink or a meal but not a separate outing.

I was in the phone with my mother in the upstairs part of the library because I needed to ask her a quick question. I was not loud in any type of way and a librarian told me I needed to get off the phone because this is a quiet area. I ofc complied but then go on to see several others talking and she never said anything.

I naturally love this library because it is a place of convience and they actually care about your well-being.

A GUEST PASS for use of a computer isn't free at this place like it's in any public library out there! at least any I've been in the U.S! The Beverly Hills public library is charging $1 for 1 hour use of a computer for non-liabrary card holders, meaning, guests. I find this MIND-BOGGLING and FAR-FETCHED for Beverly Hills, considering the top tier and luxurious social, financial and economical characteristics and statistics of this city. Is this city falling short with the budget for its public library, or, are there too many employees then actually needed??? Something is DEFINITELY WRONG with that!!! DISTURBING you might say?? I think more like WHAT THE F_ _ _?!?!?!

I just went there to get assistance with my passport. The door was closed and the man inside the room was on his cell phone. he came out and said I need an appointment to get help. He said his appointment is late and even if there will be no show he still cannot help me. He became rude and short with me. And basically told me there is no way he would help. His boss Melanie was rude and even more unprofessional she said "I don't have to do anything." I told them if your appointment who is late shows up you could shows up I walk out and you could help the other person. It feels like they prefer to do minimal and take the tax payers money and be rude to civilians.

My experience was with the friends bookstore only. There is a very large selection of books and DVD and audio books. Excellent! My only complaint is the ladies working were quite unwelcoming. They had my leave my purse at the desk before entering and were quite frank and proceeded to talk about political issues with another visiting person. I am happy with my purchase from the bookstore, but the experience with these ladies was a turnoff.

Cool place if you looking for quiet place to do your work, homework etc… they have a cute little coffee shop and book shop. They have good book collection too 😊 Highly recommend

This library is beautiful. Not a surprise, it is Beverly Hills. I came here to get a card so I take free Udemy classes (FREE!!). Totally worth the drive in from the Valley. They also have passport services and free 2 hour parking.

One of my favorite libraries in LA. Feels safe. Great WiFi. Free 2 hour parking… Beautiful architecture

It's fast becoming a homeless encampment. My kids used to go daily but we stopped after my daughter got a a bacterial infection from sitting on the filthy furniture. Also, it smells because I assume they seldom clean or disinfect the place. There's not a day that goes by that there's not a problem with the homeless arguing, listing to loud music, etc. We sympathize with the homeless but this situation is out of hand. A once good library is no more. We do not feel safe there (health or personal safety). What a shame!

It’s a great place for kids. Cleaning and lighting is perfect for reading. We found our favorite books.

Can't believe someone has it in their heart to leave anything but a wonderful review for the facility. It is a gorgeous library, the staff are very responsive and routinely ask if you are in need of assistance, always clean, quiet and serene. A wonderful place to recuperate, explore and study. Endlessly grateful.

Nice library too many homeless people taking up seats and making noises for patrons who go there to study or be at peace. More needs to be done about this. Not just location or library is most of los angeles. Horrible!!!! They should be kept out you can't even feel safe at the library or bring your children.

The environment here is very good. The children's area is also particularly designed.The parking lot can be free for two hours.

Great library, and a friendly staff during my first visit to the Beverly Hills library. I will be going back

Visiting this library is always a pleasure. The bright and airy interior, along with the cozy reading nooks, creates a relaxing and inviting atmosphere. The impressive collection of not just books but also DVDs, audiobooks, and e-resources makes it a one-stop destination for entertainment and knowledge. The library's events and workshops are engaging and well-curated, providing opportunities for learning and community engagement. I couldn't ask for a better place to indulge in my love for reading.

This is one of those places where it's hard to take a bad picture. You've got the architecture, the surrounding nature, and then the view of LA wrapped up all in one. The symmetry is what I loved the most while photographing a wedding here recently. The light finds itself in lots of interesting ways, dappled on walls, streaming through the trees. It reminded me of Ravelo, Italy with the long tree lined walkway and stone steps. Definitely one of my favorite venues in all of Los Angeles. I've photographed most of the venues now and this one's at the top. Highly recommend.

Excellent place to go and relax for free. I went on a Monday afternoon and there were only half dozen visitors there, so with the 18 acres of property it felt like we had the place to ourselves. The mansion grounds are beautiful and serene with breathtaking views of the ocean and city. There’s lots of shade and plenty of park benches to rest on and enjoy it all. You can even peek through the windows into the gorgeous mansion and imagine what it is like to live in opulence. I’m planning on spending $20 to go on a tour and movie night they hold regularly. Even the Holiday festivities look fun and involve getting into the mansion for 90 minutes to see Christmas decorations, arts activities , storytelling— all for only $7. Reservations required for both events. The only downside was that of the dozens of water fountains, coy ponds and man made streams, only a couple of them were working and contained water. I’ve attached lists of numerous movies and TV shows that were filmed there, at least according to flyers posted on the small bulletin board in the parking lot. In summary, you’ll enjoy this place so bring your family and friends.

Fresh air, flowers, and a Zen vibe. We enjoyed our visit. The water lilies were blooming, and lots of flowers on the hillside and all around. There are bathrooms by the Courtyard. Easy, free parking. European vibes.

This is a beautiful place and it's great for family with kids. The mansion spans 46,000 sqft on a 6.5 ha land. You can easily get lost if you do not follow signs there. It has many sections with different gardens. The most famous is the cypress walk and the grand stairs where many movies were made. It's free for public access and free for non-professional photos. Park rangers are ACTIVELY patron the entire estate to make sure everything is in order all the times. Plenty of parking space and they do have multiple public restrooms in the facility. Not sure about handicap friendly or not since there are many stairs.

This is a nice place, you can cover it in an hour or so. Perfect for some pictures. You can walk around here. It's free. Plenty of parking. You walk around and see the mansion. Also beautiful view of the city. You can be here between an hour or two.

Beautiful and quaint park in an upscale and quiet area. Plenty of free parking. I saw a couple of photo session happening, it’s gotta be a gorgeous spot for those, especially at sunset. You don’t need more than an hour to walk the grounds. The mansion itself was closed for a private event in my visit.

This mansion is gorgeous and it was the most expensive mansion in California when it was built in the 1920s. It's currently owned by the Beverly Hills city government and is open for public visit on Wed to Fri and select weekend dates. Reservation is required in advance but admission is free. This is the filming location for some famous movies such as Spider Man and Gilmore Girls. I believe this place is open for wedding/event rentals as well, and I'd say this is one of the more affordable event venue in LA.

It was raining and winter so I gave this place only three stars. We were only allowed to walk around the garden outside the house. It is free and a little interest. You can put this site as a small attraction to fill up the time. I believe it will be beautiful when spring so visit then. After all, not bad, the third priority to visit.

Cool spot to check out. Featured in many many MANY movies and shows and other events. Parking was free and so was entrance to the grounds to wonder around and look at stuff. Very ornate and well kept place, definitely somewhere to come and look around if you have time

Beautiful little garden to wander, even if the mansion isn't open. Definitely recommend getting there around opening time, as it'll be much more peaceful. Big parking lot, no entry fee for the gardens. Must see if you're into beautiful gardens and architecture in the English revival style! We didn't go into the mansion and it was well worth the moment of quiet, beautiful views, and photo ops.

Greystone Mansion offers a serene escape from the bustling city life of Beverly Hills. The clean kept grounds create an ambiance reminiscent of strolling through a castle, with picturesque views in every corner. The tranquility of the surroundings makes it a delightful getaway, which invites anyone to unwind and enjoy its beauty.

The Greystone Mansion & Gardens is beautiful, a nice little escape from the city. Drive up the hill and don't worry, there's plenty of parking! We visited in mid-October, the mansion wasn't open, BUT the gardens themselves are plenty to explore. You can spend about an hour here and take lots of nice photos. Definitely a great spot for some photo sessions. There are public restrooms, they're sort of hidden away in the mansion lol but still accessible. There is a nice balcony area where you can get a fantastic view of the city below. Only taking off one star because I wish there were some benches set up and I saw maybe like 2 trash cans. Beautiful place to come to relax and have a picnic if you want, but I recommend holding on to/collecting your trash until you find a 🗑️ can. Not a big deal but just a little inconvenient.

There is no admission charge or parking fee to visit the mansion grounds thereby making it cheapskate friendly. Unless you are an aficionado of gardens or mansions, it is not a destination onto itself, but it is an easy add-on to your visit to Beverly Hills. Entry inside the mansion itself happens only one weekend each month for a modest fee, so plan accordingly. Touring the grounds involves steep and long stair climbing and will challenge those with mobility issues.

We (BELLA VITA EVENTS - EVENT PLANNERS) got the chance to work at the Greystone Mansion around 6 months ago. As we reflect on our year, what an amazing experience we had there! We worked closely with Sara, the venue representative, and she is a nugget with: 1) her knowledge of the history of the property, 2) mixed with her determination to protect the estate's legacy, 3) while providing the best experience to the client. We coordinated an Old-Hollywood-&-Chic-European-inspired Wedding there, and it was enchanting. The Cocktail Hour unfolded on the mansion's terrace, overviewing the city, and the Dinner Reception took place in the picturesque courtyard, around the fountain, surrounded by beautiful stone facades & lush gardens. Thanks to our experience & our clients' vision, we were able to make their vision come to life. Ultimately, we jointly created an unforgettable celebration of love at the Mansion's timeless beauty. Definitely recommend! - BELLA VITA EVENTS

Tucked away in the Beverly Hills, overlooking a sweeping view of LA stands the Greystone Mansion. Stunningly beautiful grounds and gardens. Feels like an authentic old European chateau complete with doorways sized for horse-drawn carriages. Owned and maintained by the city of Beverly Hills, so these grounds are free and open to the public to wander and enjoy

Plenty of free parking. It's free to go and walk around. Take pictures around here! You won't be disappointed with what you can come up with when taking pictures around this area. Also there used to be a pool but looks like they sealed it. Beautiful place to enjoy the scenery.

It was my first church to visit in LA during my 2023 trip here! A Holy Temple of Catholics in the Beverly Hills area. The feeling of being "home" as I enter into this church is very comforting . . . Thank you, LORD! 🙏💝

so thankful to have had our wedding here. fr. ed did an amazing job making it personal and meaningful. the structure of the church allows for an intimate ceremony. Mary Ann and the staff all were so supportive along the way. we love this parish and look forward to the years and celebrations to come with it.

The only reason I don't attend the mass at this church is that I can't bring my emotional support animals. If they have more lenient policy on that I would be happy to attend the mass every Sunday.

As far as religious establishments go this church is on my list for one of the best. Not only do they have services but they also support their local community without reach, donation drives, and other charitable acts. Also having gone to a Catholic elementary school the nuns here are so down to earth and human as well as the priests.

A wonderful Catholic Church in the very heart of Beverly Hills

A great church with a home feel. There is a lot of history here in terms of fame, but there is a LOT more history here when it comes to family and friends. What a wonderful church. Five stars? This gets ten. George Vreeland Hill

Beautiful church and it was open. I didn't know churches actually lock their doors when there isn't mass. They had a pray/intention book and one for departed loved ones. My prayer for a very ill household member and I got a miracle. Thank you.

The Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills is really something else. It's got that classic charm mixed with a touch of Hollywood glam. The architecture is stunning, and the vibe inside is warm and welcoming. If you're into spirituality, beautiful spaces, and maybe even celebrity sightings, this church is a must-visit.

Beautiful classic building with a friendly congregation. Great message. Fantastic location

The Roman Catholic Church in the center of Beverly Hills area. I really love the church, clean and peacefull.

Wish I could give 3.5 stars. The staff here are incredible and very nice. I was hoping to have a more robust museum experience, but instead there are a few art pieces and an extensive video gallery. I could spend all day watching old and rare video from TV history. I wish there were more historical pieces like old TV guides, set pieces, scripts, stand alone video features, etc. It was decorated very much for the holidays and for selfies, but it could use a little more oomph, especially for the location. Perhaps more interactive such as Star Trek set piece for selfies, Sesame street background, Johnny Carson desk & mic, etc. Considering the cost is suggested donation, I think the Paley is a wonderful place and would recommend.

Excellent free exhibits are almost always available in the lobby and galleries. You get a close up view of costumes and props, and sometimes even immersive VR views of the sets. Upstairs there's a free viewing room where you can see rare kinescope recordings of early TV shows, most of which you can't view elsewhere. The Paley hosts many events where the public can meet the cast and creatives behind today's popular shows. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. And you can park free for two hours across the street under crate and barrel. A must-see stop for anyone visiting Beverly Hills.

The Paley Center is an awesome place where fans of shows can see exhibits of items from those shows. I went for the Star Trek Discovery exhibit.

This place is a history lesson in media. They have wonderful exhibits that cover the history of entertainment. You can see up close such things as Dorothy's dress from The Wizard of Oz and items belonging to Marilyn Monroe and on and on. The exhibits change over time. There is a theater for watching films and other rooms filled with memorable moments that have been a part of our lives through media. A must-see for all ages. Admission is free, but donations are accepted. George Vreeland Hill

The paley center ia a great museum ,but is even greater for hosting events. The site is beautiful and conveniently located in beverly hills on a beautiful street with lots of foot traffic and shops in the area

I went to the Star Trek Discovery exhibit. This was my first visit to the Paley Center. It was really cool!

I visited during the American Horror Story exhibit. It had a great flow and overall was done well. I ubered in as to avoid the hustle and bustle of Beverly Hills but I did see that there were several parking garages that had fairly easy access. There's plenty to do around the center so it's easy to kill a day there. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and plan on going again 😉

Nice little neighborhood park with cute, friendly squirrels everywhere! When I visited, there were no other people so I had the whole park to myself, and there was some parking along the street at the edge of the park itself. I’m not giving this park 5 stars because they used to have a water fountain/river thing but it had been shut off due to water shortages…which makes it look a little run down. However, you may be lucky enough to get a food truck at the park (there was one when I was there) so your lunch might be taken care of when you visit! I imagine this would be a nice place to bring your kids, but be sure to keep a close eye on them as a busy road is right nearby!

Nestled in the heart of Beverly Hills, Coldwater Canyon Park stands as a verdant oasis amidst the urban sprawl of Los Angeles. This cherished community park, beloved for its expansive playground and scenic picnic areas, offers a tranquil retreat for families seeking solace from the city's hustle. With its lush landscapes and ample outdoor amenities, the park not only serves as a hub for recreation but also fosters a sense of community among its visitors, making it a quintessential part of the city's green spaces. I bring the kiddos here and let them run wild.

Brought my 3 year old son here on a holiday weekend. Not too crowded and lots of shade. Bathroom was relatively clean and had working water fountains. Parking can be tricky if you get there on a busy day during peak hours.

cute park, very family friendly. rarely get to stop and actually enjoy it but when you do it’s a mellow spot to read and just chill. it’s a cute vibe and local for cold water which is nice because you don’t have to leave the hill. highly recommended for families !

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Shhhh. Don't tell anyone about Cold Water Canyon Park. Wonderful little park in the heart of multi-million dollar mansion Beverly Hills. Safe space for kids. Let's keep it that way. Good security. I was there once when somebody reported a suspicious character. Rangers and police there within minutes. Kids always have a lot of fun. Beautiful neighborhood and little park!

Nice park for a bit of shade and time with friends. Really beautiful trees and landscaping.

My kid love this place. The only problems there's dogs🐕 owners that release their dogs here so they're running freely. Other than that is clean well-maintained and beautiful to be at on sunny days. if going on the Little River🏞. Don't forget to remove their shoes👟👟👣. It's slippery with shoes or some shoes. And bring a towel.

We gathered with a group of 50+ for a story telling charity event held in the park hosted by Hercules Campus LLC founder Tyree Maurice Burris-Hunt whom is heir grandson of trucking mogul Johnny Bryan Hunt & heir to famous tv radio personality CASEY Kasem. Great experience, friendly & social environment. Play area, walking and picnic 🧺.

Kids like to play in this steam, let boats and balls float down the stream, etc. It's a nice way to keep cool on a hit day. Unfortunately, the stream water has been shut off due to covid, though supposedly it will be turned back on soon.

We dropped off for an hour to let my grandson Midnight play here. He was so excited and really enjoyed everything. Clean and friendly, but be aware it can get very busy.

Beautiful park with handsome palm trees and a fountain, right across the street from Beverly Hills Hotel. It's a nice place to relax and maybe take a stroll. It was very quiet in the morning when I visited the park, I definitely enjoyed the peacefulness here.

Bliss. It's around a 10-minute stroll from the Beverly Hills sign/Spadena House. Plenty of spots to sit and soak up the SoCal weather and ambience. Right at the intersection of many palm tree-lined streets, so feels very typically L.A. County. We spotted turtles in the water pond, which was so fascinating. Definitely visit to finish off a day around Beverly Hills or to end a Franklin Canyon walk.

Beautiful little park in the middle of Beverly Hills. It's a 2 minute drive from the Beverly Hills sign, and right opposite 'The Beverly Hills' hotel. Parking is convenient, restrooms tidy and clean, and it's overall a nice spot to sit and relax with lunch in the sunshine. Don't forget to see the turtles!

One of the most beautiful, peaceful parks That I have ever been to. Absolutely gorgeous! Check out my photos and videos of the park.

Beautiful, peaceful park in middle of Beverly Hills. I was driving in the area when I passed by this park so I decided to walk around. What a surprising me it's a capsule that will be open on 2114!

Wow! That is how I can describe that wonderful place. It is super calm and clean. A lot of beautiful trees, bushes and flowers are here. There is a pool in the center of the park and there is a big family of ducks that live and enjoy life here. Beautiful and noble people from Beverly Hills area usually visit this park, you can freely talk to them, they are friendly) The place is under 24/7 surveillance so it is safe here. I highly recommend to stop by if you are in the area of Beverly Hills. Thank you 🙏

Beautiful park, more like a garden... Come stroll around, sit and relax on benches, watching turtles swimming and sun bathing under the fountain. There is a restroom here. Plenty of free parking on streets around the park.

The Will Rogers Memorial Park is located at the 800 - 876 N Canon Dr, Beverly Hills , Los Angeles City, is a small, charming and beautiful Park at the midle of Beverly Hills, and in front of the traditional Beverly Hills Hotel. The Park have a lot of palm trees, beautiful gardens and a nice fount, where litles turtles enjoy the sunshine and the clean water. It is a definitively a good place to go use spare times and enjoy it. I recommend it.

Pretty park with a koi pond, various flowers and trees, a nice view and photo op of the Beverly Hills Hotel, and a fun way to learn about Will Rogers and the area by listening to and viewing the informative posts throughout the park. And there are spots to enjoy a picnic along with bathrooms.

Wonderful little tour of a historic house with beautiful gardens. Would like to have seen more of the house as well as some free walking thru the garden as it is very controlled. Still very much worth the $15 for the 1.5 hour tour.

This 6 acre estate in the midst of Beverly Hills is a hidden gem! Built in 1911 by the Robinson family (owners of Robinson’s Department Stores) it was the first luxury estate built in the Beverly Hills area. It was gifted to LA County by Virginia Robinson in 1977, just before her death. The house was built in a “Beaux” style, and the pool house was modeled after the Villa Pisani in Tuscany. Since then, the 6 gardens surrounding the home have been meticulously maintained. Plants from all over the world are featured, and there is a large rose garden, as well as a King Palm forest that is the largest in the world outside of Australia. At one time, it was a Mecca of celebrity parties and tennis matches. The pool house and main house are also part of your tour, but access in the main house is somewhat limited as this home is in it’s totally original condition with all of the furnishings and decor that Virginia left behind. You will have to book a private tour through their website. Be prepared to walk a lot of steps on the walking paths through the terraced gardens with your guide and docent. The gardens can also be booked for photo shoots, and it’s a popular place for wedding or engagement photos.

Stunning gardens & architecture! Los Angeles and Beverly Hills history at its finest! It's amazing to me how well preserved everything is given the challenges of fundraising and the cost of maintaining properties of this magnitude in this day and age. Well worth the wait and the reservation to gain entry into an intimate estate that was the first in the hills of Beverly.

Absolutely GORGEOUS estate and gardens in Beverly Hills… one of the original houses… absolutely fantastic 💚

Beautiful, beautiful place. Make reservations in advance. A lot of walking with stairs throughout. It's a BIG place.

Beautiful and serene. Such a unique place.

Today was my first time visiting and it was a wonderful experience, I would go back again. Elyse was a terrific guide and really knew a lot about the property and was able to answer all of the group’s questions. Due to Covid we were unable to go into the interiors but the tour takes you around the entire property through five different types of gardens. The palm tree forest was my personal favorite, I believe it’s the largest collection anywhere in California. This is also the oldest estate in Beverly Hills and for that alone it’s worth a visit. Parking can be a little tight in the parking guest lot which is towards the back of the property and the driveway leading up to it is very narrow so if you have an especially wide or tall car (especially a large truck or suburban size SUV) you may want to park on the street. It’s incredibly beautiful inside and funded mainly by the neighboring residents of Beverly Hills. It would be nice if they let you free roam so you could sit and enjoy the property solo but I understand how that would be hard logistically wise. Overall I would recommend to anyone who is a fan of botanical gardens, history, or Beverly Hills.

This is a beautiful mansion and garden located in the heart of Beverly Hills. It was the family property of the Robinson's Department Store owner, who donated it to the LA County. It's open for guided tour on select days for $15 per person. The volunteer guide was very knowledgeable and friendly and you can learn a lot about the history, the flora, and landscape of the property during the tour. No photos are allowed inside the mansion, but you can take pictures outside.

It’s been almost a decade since I’ve been here and I can’t stop thinking about it. One of the most beautiful hidden gems in L.A. wear comfortable shoes and really get into every corner of the estate if you can!

You have to have reservation to visit this place. After paying for visit (as I remembered it was less than $40 for 4) volunteer will give you a tour through the Villa and also two big Gardens. Everything was beautiful and well maintained. We had amazing time. Highly recommend to visit this place.

One of the most beautiful city hall exterior designs in the world! The front appears to be a classic baroque, Spanish Renaissance style of architecture. I was given some info by an employee that mentions that particular style as being California Churrigueresque. The backside has an attractive Spanish Art Deco revival style. The interior is more typical of a standard looking government building. There’s a parking structure off of Civic Center Drive, great for short term parking. Tour vehicles may find short stop space here, street-side along W. 3rd St.

Is it possible to please stop making my block a public nuisance? The closure for Oscar celebration was one thing, but this morning (on a Sunday), I was woken by very very very loud workout noise. It was as if a cycling class was in my bedroom. Please be more respectful to the residents! You ruined my day.

One of the best city halls in California, so if you are walking in Beverly Hills make sure to come along it.

I did some walking while in town and was able to walk through here as the sun was setting pretty architecture

Beautiful architecture with a great history. Used for several movies like Beverley Hills Cop and others.

beautiful architecture | must-see if your're a fan of Beverly Hills Cop

I went to report my missing cat and asked for detective Rosewood and Sgt Taggart but they were at the Beverly Hills Gun Club with Axel Foley. Spoke to Captain Bogomil who was very helpful. Than went and got a banana at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

Love it. 100 years old concrete and finished tile floors.

This is a really pretty natural area hidden surprisingly close to populated areas of LA. The second you drive into the canyon, you feel like you’re miles and miles from civilization! Cell service drops, and you’re really out there. Driving into the park from the south end gives you scenic views along a narrow mountain road with steep cliffs, so be sure to pay close attention when you’re driving and be prepared to have to back up to allow oncoming traffic some space. Do keep in mind this is a canyon, and when it rains it can flood. When I drove down at the bottom of the canyon a couple of days ago, the entire road had a few inches of water on it. A few inches more and I wouldn’t have been able to drive - be careful! If you’re looking for a nice place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this is a perfect place to go. Lots of wildlife, nice hiking, and great drives! Enjoy!

This place will make you forget you’re even in Los Angeles! So much shade all around by the trees. The reservoir adds a character to this area. The main road is what’s accessible and a couple other trails. Some trails are closed due to muddiness and ponding from the previous rainy days. There is quite a lot of parking spots. The road up is narrow. At the moment (5/29/23) Franklin Canyon Dr out to Mulholland Dr is closed.

One of my favorite places to hike. A number of options to explore, so you can find your own little corner to claim picnic tables, ponds & turtles!! I will say it was a bit frustrating to see people feeding the wildlife even though it's explicitly friends upon and there are signs everywhere. Great place to have a picnic, take a hike, and enjoy some fresh air & beautiful greenery.

Just did a short walk around the 2 ponds. It was pretty quiet and relaxing. Saw a few wildlife which is always a bonus when walking through a conserved area.

Great hike nestled off coldwater canyon in Beverly Hills. Can hike to the top of the mountain or walk around the lake that was the backdrop for The Andy Griffith show. See the turtle and duck pond or picnic at one of the many tables scattered throughout the area or just enjoy some peace…..wonderful experience.

Easy, relaxing, dog friendly 1.5 mile walk around the reservoir. Not far from Beverly Hills or the Valley coming up Cold Water Canyon but woodsy enough to feel like your are away from the city. Sit by the water and admire ducks, turtles and Coy fish or setup camp on one of the many benches throughout. Great for an outdoor gathering with parking opportunities all around the reservoir. If 1.5 miles isn't enough you can venture off on a few off trails that lead away from the reservoir.

Pretty, but watch out for the photo enforced stop signs. They'll send you a $100 ticket and charge you $25 just to contest it.

Reasonably nice. Great to see the lake and the turtles. Good for a family walk. Many trails to choose from but advise. If you have small kids avoid the Blinderman trail. It is very steep going up and coming down. Stick to the other trails which are not too steep. Nice views all-round from different locations if you can go up the trails Parking is free. NICE!

Franklin Canyon Park is in The hills of BH and extends to the Santa Monica Mountains, which it is part of. This is a very scenic park with wildlife, walking hiking paths, a lake, a running stream, and it's about a 5-10 mins drive from Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. A great mini getaway and feel nature within the city. So many rules are enforced here and this park is heavily monitored via camera and park patrol personnel, who are fond of issuing tickets! It's a bit to a challenge finding the right road to get here. Also, once here in the park it's poor cell reception. And make sure you read the posted park hours signs, gates close as noted. This park is a great place to visit and I highly recommend it.

Hard to believe this wooded oasis is right smack in the middle of LA! Short drive (15 min) from Rodeo Dr area through a pretty neighborhood and a canyon up to the nature preserve. We did not have a problem with parking rufht next to the trails, but I think you can park below if an issue. Parking lots on either side. The road through it is a big U shape. There’s a reservoir and short hiking trails all around. On the west side is a really cute turtle pond that’s great for people that might have difficulty walking as it’s all flat and a short distance and you can park right in front. Enjoy this beautiful area anytime you need have a need for some nature. But watch out - POISON OAK everywhere along the trail. It’s cut back but be careful.

I have family who live in Beverly Hills and we have visited many times, however this was the first time I have visited the visitor center. They guy in there was so nice and helpful and I wish I had talked to him sooner ❤️

I contacted the 'Love Beverly Bills' office because I have experienced an issue directly with a merchant that they sponsor on their website. Julie Wagner, the CEO, emailed me a response that clearly showed that she didn't even read carefully my request of help. I find this bureau absolutely useless and sponsoring merchants that ruin the reputation of Beverly Hills and torture consumers.

Great place to get information and detailed maps if you want to explore Beverly Hills, Wilshire boulevard and Rodeo drive.

Magnificent place!

Very pleasant place to stop for a quick break with air conditioning. Gentleman there was very helpful with maps.

Great people working here... just ask about anything.. will gladly help you and give you advice

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I’m unsure why but the overlook is currently closed. That being said, there are still tons of spaces to park your car on the side of the road and walk along different stretches to get beautiful views.

Mulholland Drive is like something out of a movie! As a tourist, driving along this scenic road is a must-do. The views of Los Angeles from up there are incredible, especially at night when all the lights are twinkling below. It's one of those experiences you'll never forget!

Great view overlooking the city! Makes a great ride going up through laurel canyon and going down the road to studio city. My mom is such a fan of going through places like this to learn the music history and see the beautiful homes.

#1 be careful up there at night. People drive crazy around the turns and as beautiful as it was, my anxiety of possibly being hit couldn't allow me to stay up there too long... but the view was worth the stress.

Absolutely worth the drive. Views were great and road was good.

There isn't much to say here. The photos tell the story. The drive up, back down and around Mulholland and Laurel Canyon is worth the effort alone. Disclaimer:. We went on a Monday and I would be shocked if parking isn't a problem on the weekends. There are however several pull over spots on the drive to the two primary overlook spots and even if you can't find a spot the drive is such that circling back multiple times isn't a downer. It's a picturesque section of metro L.A.

Away from the LA hustle bustle and a good bypass for the rush at Griffith Observatory. If you are spending hours at Griffith just for the pictures, then this is a free of cost faster alternative. BE RESPECTFUL to the pedestrians and bicyclists.

This location offers stunning views of the city and is a great spot to visit for a glimpse of the scenery. However, please note that parking is limited. The scenery was stunning. We visited in the afternoon, but I recommend going at sunset or at night for an even more breathtaking views.

Went there to take Pictures for LA’s night view. Not enough parking spaces. The view is nothing special if weather is not good. Better decide whether you drive your own car or take City tour vehicle before getting there.

Pretty cool place. Not a lot of traffic.

Wonderful place，I have a opportunity to arrive there on 3/31/2018. I’m so surprise there is a small but very beautiful place on the hill at Mulholland Scenic Park. Very good landscape. I am sure I hope to go there in the future again. So I recommend the place to you.

Incredible incredible incredible. Need a reservation weeks in advance. Worth it. The single best art collection in LA, rivals any museum!

Made an appointment 23 days in advance only to get there and told theough the intercom that that day they dont have a docent for tours, we couldn't come in...and they are very sorry. The foundation wants people to make resevations but their "system" is flawed. I was very upset that I took the day off to take my son (they dont have tours on the weekends) and drove there for nothing.

1 of LA's very best art collections and guided tours in 1 of LA's most desireable neighborhoods. It's truly an undiscovered LA treasure!

Possibly my favorite art venue in Anerica. At least tied with Norton Simon and Broad. It's absolutely outstanding and a must to see.

George Harrisons old house. Or one of his houses. He had a 120 room castle just outside London with 60 acress garden. He had a house in Hawaii with a garden of 63 acres. He had a castle in Switzerland. He had a Luxury house in Australia. He had a Luxury department in the center of London and several houses in the Los Angeles district through out the years. First he lived in North Carrolwood Drive 245, but sold it to Burt Reynolds, and Then George moved to North Carrolwood Drive 265, Where he lived for 8 years. The house looks exactly the same now as When George Harrison lived there. He kept jis 50 to 60 ultra luxury cars in his 120 room castle just outsider of London though.

While it is necessary to book your tour well in advance, the tour is well worth it if you have any interest in modern art. The Weismans collected art with flair, and it is a pleasure to view the many works of art on display at their former home in Beverly Hills. Don’t miss the vintage cars in the garage at the end of the tour, and buying the compilation book of the collection is highly recommended. The tour is about 1 3/4 hours long and requires a lot of walking in and out of tight spots and stair climbing—not an option for those with any sort of mobility issues!

Wonderful experience touring the home, gardens and spectacular art collection of Frederick Weisman. Our docent was very knowledgeable and helped us experience how the Weismans curated and displayed their collection. This is a one of a kind experience and not to be missed by modern art lovers.

Mind-blowing collection of modern and contemporary art in a family home. Well informed docent and small group tour. Rothko over the sofa; need I say more?

Whenever we head to Beverly Hills this is a must stop for us. It's incredible. Also known as the Witches house, this gem is nestled among homes of the stars. It's a perfectly wonderful fairytale house.

Nice exterior of the house same as in movies

Such a iconic house, it’s a nice place if you wanna take a nice shot to have it on your pics collection

Welcome to the ugliest house in Beverly Hills. Definitely worth a visit.

A fun stop over while in Beverly Hills) Nicely maintained and cool history 👍

Spadena House aka " Witch House" is a must see ! It has become a popular Tourist attraction for globetrotters!! On a sunny it is a site to behold !! It is creative and decorated with many nuances !! Come to Beverly Hills, California and see for yourself!!

So antique and so beautifully decorated house ~😘😘, Good photo spot. Residential neighborhood, so be respectful. Thanks🥰

Private property - so just a quick stop to click some photos and walk around. Strictly no trespassing.

The food and drinks at Spago not only come with their one-of-a-kind artistic presentation, but also savory. It is truly a delicacy! The best part is that Chef Wolfgang Puck occasionally makes a surprise visit at your table if he is in town. I am so glad that I got to chat and meet him in person. We even exchanged the signed copies of our books. The service there was attentive and personal! The whole dining experience at Spago was truly remarkable and memorable!

I performed here with my guitarist friend as a violin guitar duo. I also come here regularly as a happy customer to enjoy their delightful menu of yummy dishes. Love the staff and the restaurant. Not only are they classy and gracious, but their food was delicious. I adored the manager and staff and look forward to coming back. Come here if you like Italian food, great vibes, wonderful staff, and would live to be treated as a priceless guest. A date night is ideal for here as well!

What a great and iconic restaurant to visit while in LA. Staff is all super friendly and welcoming and our server Josh was fantastic. His recommendations were on point based on the types of foods my wife and I prefer. So glad we made this stop a priority while visiting Southern California. Amazing and worth every penny.

Amazing food and service! We had a great time celebrating our wedding anniversary at Spago. Pricey but one of our best food experiences.

I am not sure I can put into words my experience at Spago. My girlfriend and I did the summer 22 tasting menu and it was mind blowing. We had anticipated to do the normal Spago dishes, the salmon pizza, schnitzel, etc. However, we decided to give the tasting menu a try and I have to recommend it to anyone who goes. The dishes were inventive, delicious and changed the way we think about food. The dishes were all comprised of great ingredients, many with a wild twist, such as the scallops that were turned into noodles for carbonara which is my all time favorite restaurant dish. In addition to the superb food, the service and atmosphere were both excellent. Next time we are in LA we'll be back!

Great locally sourced ingredients. Start at the bar with an incredible cocktails or bubbles and move onto the main dining area. Great for a celebratory dinner or romantic date night. Perfect lighting. An LA classic! the food is always consistently delicious and the service 5 star without being too stuffy.

This is an A-1 restaurant from the well known chef Wolfgang Puck. He is not only an excellent chef, but a very nice person. He came to the table to say hello and share with the customers. Ambiance is superb, as well as the food and service. The wine selection very extensive.

We haven’t been to Spago in years and I was pleasantly surprised that after all this time it is still stellar! They happened to be under renovations when we went but they did an amazing job of hiding it. It in no way detracted from the evening. The bar was small because of the construction but that made it cozy and wonderful. The bartenders were awesome, friendly, knowledgeable and attentive. We were a party of 5 plus a baby so my man and I had a cocktail at the bar before everyone else arrived. They had a high chair for us and were very accommodating. The food was incredible! We had the duck, the risotto for the baby, pasta (made in house), salmon pizza (omg), tuna cones (wow!), steak and veal. We were celebrating 3 birthdays and they went overboard with the desserts ! The vanilla soufflé was literally to die for and they even had my absolute fave ice cream - mint chocolate chip! The highlight of the evening was when Wolfgang Puck himself stopped by the table! What a nice, sweet, friendly, unassuming man! Amazing evening !

We flew in from Australia. Attentive staff, waitress and maitre'd. Extensive wine menu to cater all palates. The food was absolutely delectable. The signature dishes were the highlights including spicy big tuna cones and salmon pizza with the ever crisp dough. A must try is the Singapore style black pepper Branzino.Will definitely come again.

My hubby and I were in town, I have never been and wanted to try Spago. Starters…the root vegetable salad only had a few foot vegetables with potato, it was good but not great. My hubby had the risotto which was also good but not great. Both starters lacked flavor. Entrees…I had the veal chop which was very flavorful and cooked perfectly but vegetable portion was teeny tiny. My hubby had the red snapper which was apparently delicious because I only ended up with a small bite of it (lol, my little bite was yummy). We shared the cheesecake for dessert which was great. Cocktails were good but nothing too exciting. Service was good but found ourselves looking for help occasionally while our server was talking in the corner. We were sat in the outside area by the wall which was a little chilly. Overall the experience was good but not exceptional for the money. I can say I’ve been here but wouldn’t be interested in coming back if given the opportunity.

Have to say that this spot was definitely outstanding and one of the best that I have been to in Beverly Hills. From the phenomenal service to the spectacular food, this spot checks all the boxes. The interior of the restaurant appears to still be used for large groups and events while the outdoor area (built during the pandemic) is used as the standard dining room. I did not find it an issue whatsoever and kind of preferred it. In terms of food, I would highly recommend the Pizza with House Cured Smoked Scottish Salmon and the Austrian Veal Weinerschnitzel. The cocktails are also equally stunning as they are delicious. We were also graced with the opportunity to meet Wolfgang Puck as he was making his way throughout the dining room; it was truly a remarkable experience. Would highly recommend and will definitely be back soon.

My husband surprised me with dinner at Spagos for our 40th anniversary. Spagos was one of the first places we frequented when dating so this was very sweet experience down memory lane. From start to finish Spagos staff treated us like royalty. We were greeted with champagne and sat at a very romantic and cozy table by the fireplace. Our tasting menu was over the top delicious and the presentation was that of fine art work. The service was as if we were the only ones at the restaurant. Every desire and request was anticipated and immediately met. An experience I’ll never forget. Thank you Spagos staff for making our day so very special.

No words can adequately describe Spago. Everything is so well thought out. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted, and the experience starts with the play list and the gentle smiles from the waiters, and bussers. My wife and I, Celebrated our 40th weeding anniversary with no hesitation, we chose Spago, in BH. The best 7 course dinner experience you could ever ask for. Every dish exquisitely prepared with the most fresh local ingredients and the serving plates are an art form that complemented each course. They make you feel at home from the second you walk in the doors until the second you step out. Food is absolutely amazing. I have been to a lot of 3, 2 and 1 Michelin star restaurants, and this is by far the best one. Steve, and Jason, made our anniversary dinner a dream come true. Not to only mention that the chef came out and made sure that our culinary experience was up to our expectations. Just an amazing experience. Hard to compare to other restaurants since this is a memory for life. The food, is of course unbelievable amazing, all seven of the dishes are the best thing I’ve tasted in my life. Just go there, don't miss out. If you are looking for a restaurant that gives you an experience that you will remember the rest of your life this is it. Thank you for your hospitality Steve and Staff!

No surprise that Spago was an all-around 5 star experience. Everything was perfect. The food was incredible. Simple enough menu but everything is done with the best ingredients and with a little twist which makes it delicious. And I was able to have chocolate soufflé for dessert, I don’t know the last time I saw that on the menu… so happy!

Spago Beverly Hills is an absolute gem that deserves nothing less than a 5-star review. From the moment we stepped in, the friendly and incredibly welcoming service made us feel like cherished guests. The 8-course tasting menu was a culinary journey that left our taste buds dancing with delight. Each dish was not only a symphony of flavors but also a work of art, with visually inspiring presentations that heightened the dining experience. The casual yet elegantly designed courtyard seating added a touch of enchantment to the evening, and the staff's meticulous attention to every detail further elevated our celebration. Spago Beverly Hills is undoubtedly a haven for gastronomic enthusiasts seeking a perfect blend of impeccable service, exquisite cuisine, and a memorable ambiance. 2013 - Review - Spago Beverly Hills, along Canon Drive is truly the Flagship of Wolfgang Puck's dining group of restaurants. The renovation in 2012 by Waldo’s Designs created a sleek and simple design enhancing the location's iconic, market-driven menus and exceptional level of service and atmosphere. We have thoroughly enjoyed both the lunch and dinner seasonal a la carte menus as well as the multi-course California Tasting Menu. Without hesitation Spago's has our highest recommendation anytime you are dinning in the Beverly Hills area. Vegetarian options: Chef is very accommodating of any/all dietary restrictions and the staff always ask to insure your dinning experience is delightful in every regard. Parking: Valet parking is very convenient right at the entrance and the turn-around loop makes arrival very easy. Be prepared for extra time on very busy nights. Dietary restrictions: Chef is very accommodating of any/all dietary restrictions and the staff always ask to insure your dinning experience is delightful in every regard.

Went to Spago with high expectations - the ambiance in the restaurant was lovely, food was good but what absolutely killed the experience was the service- it took 20 mins after we were sat down for one of the waiters to finally come over and acknowledge us. We had to wait ages between each course. Even after we were given dessert menus, we had to wait 25 mins for our order to be taken. Other famous places in town such as Cut and Nobu had exceptional service so Spago really need to rethink what they’re doing

Expensive but well worth the price. Great food and cocktails. We were there on a Friday night and the wait staff were very busy but still attentive. We managed to snag a quiet booth in a corner which was great. Fantastic ambiance, highly recommend

Dover Scallops were out of the World! So delicious, tasty and so sweet. It was very satisfying. Jason our server was excellent! He went out of his way to ensure our celebration was extremely memorable. Thanks a million.

Had a great time at this legendary LA eatery for my birthday. I think the tuna cones and the salmon pizza were excellent but I was a little disappointed in the angelotti and the schnitzel courses, though. The pasta did not come quite warm enough for my liking and the breading of the schnitzel came off a little too easily. Both were still quite enjoyable, but I think did not quite meet my expectations of such a legendary and tbh expensive restaurant. It was a tremendous pleasure and surprise meeting Wolfgang himself as soon as I walked into the dining room. I would still recommend Spago to anyone looking to treat themselves to an elevated dining experience.

We had an absolutely wonderful night at Spago. Service was very attentive and the food was coming out quick! We enjoyed everything we ate, but the star was the chicken main, which is very unexpected (since it's just chicken, right?). Special shout out goes to the bartender because both cocktails we got were outstanding! We'd definitely come again. Funny mishap happened during our meal, where our sparking water glasses were refilled with still water (which made it taste a little weird). It was just a misunderstanding as we no longer had the sparking water bottle o and our table, but probably something they can improve in their process there 😅

Spago is nothing short of true Beverly Hills magic. I was invited here the night before my big music video and was STUNNED!!!! The food, drinks, environment, and even WOLFGANG were so over the top fabulous! 5/5! Great service too. Was too full for dessert even!

Very well known. Very delicious. Call in advance and get yourself a reservation. Being in the tent ⛺️ is the place to be, if you can get there 😉. Very good sushi, delicious sashimi, and their entrees are cooked to perfection 👌🏼 👍🏼

Great Bday dinner! Omacase ($210; one higher) was very good. Unbelievable taste. Caviar Taco(beluga) was quite good! So many names of dishes thrown at me... 😆 Nobu TK sake was quite tasty(floral/sweet, not overly)

How do I start this, this is such a Huge disappointment! Low quality NON Authentic Japanese food experience. Think Fusion at its lowest quality. I spent $200 for an 8 course omakase and not even ONE single item was good. First course a veggie hand roll. Really just veggies seaweed, Cucumber, carrot, avocado and sesame dressing. Nothing special. 2nd course Tuna tartar with caviar soaked in Ginger soy sauce, tuna tartar at BJ tasted the same as this... 3rd course nigiri 4 pieces (red snapper, toro, ikura, sardine) 4th- 6 pieces of Heavily sauced paperthin sashimi that is so salty, you can't tell what the fish is... first type of Paperthin sashimi has Yuzu sauce with bell peppers on it, the second paperthin sashimi has olive oil and red salt on it, the third one has oh yeah again yuzu sauce with Sriracha.... We should stop the courses right at this point....The sashimi is the worst fusion mix of overly oil, sauced, salted, sashimi I have ever had. I mean really who put oil and seasoning salt on sashimi so thin that all the sauce over powering the fish.... Believe me, the small sushi stand in the supermarkets taste better than this. And, again, one sashimi is red snapper again. 5th course-3 pieces of sashimi salad they Called it. The so call baby Artichoke that was not freshly chopped because the edges was Turing brown ... unpleasant to see and taste plus it's so hard feel like chewing on cardboard. The three piece of Sashimi with again ginger soy sauce over powering everything pieces of fish.... Everything at this point taste the same. With the repeating overpowering sauces. Next is Fried softshell crab with overpowering vinegar Bell pepper sauce. An very badly twisted/ take of the sweet and sour sauce from Chinese food... the Vinegar taste over powered everything also was super salty. Next the sizzling hot plate of super salty oily toro. This dish was so bad we send it back because it smelled and tasted so bad. I Took one bite, the salty regular soy sauce taste they used as base was so salty I couldn't take a second bite. We had to send the dish back they remade it for us... still .... Let's move on, Next was Macha Soba, soba was not so special, soy sauce based with a bit of Bitter taste because of the Matcha and raw green onions....and last two was ice cream and shaved ice. Yes, Macha flavored, Looks ok, taste really sweet... just go JP supermarket randomly buy an ice cream will taste better. I really want a refund...the after taste of the soy sizzling Toro was so fishy and bad, I threw up when I got home. And, needed to go shower to get rid of the fishy taste and smell. Nothing about this meal is worth the money. One more thing is The hot tea is hot, good! but, it was too hot for the servers to hold the cup. Therefore, they held the cup at rim, touching the rim of the cup...holding the cup at the rim where we drink from really don't feel Sanitary and professional to me at all. don't understand why they don't use a tray if it's that hot... Overall, worsts overly price + overly salted + non Japanese like Food I ever had. If u r looking to eat fresh sashimi and sushi Do Not order the omakase it's so far off of the jp Authentic style. AVOID! Be Smart. Read the one star reviews before u go... trap... money wasted and time wasted.

Their cooked food were great. Their sushi were good. They also can accommodate the customer request. It is worthy to visit.

Excellent restaurant! It's has a fancy vibe but casual at the same time. My friend and I celebrated our former dance teacher's birthday there and the whole restaurant sang happy birthday to her! Love the food and excellent service! Will come back in the future!

Sat on the bar ,we ordered lobster dinner and $201 omakase . Chefs were very friendly and they made delicious food for us , you can tell them what you like (for me is caviar 😋)so they make something related . Caviar taco and spring roll were amazing ! We spent $490 for two person include sakes and drinks .I think the price worth the food quality and experience , will come back .🙂

Truly excellent Japanese food and service. If I could give Matsuhisa 5 1/2 stars, I would. It was that good! Dined omakase in the hidden private sushi bar room by the front.

The best sushi I’ve ever experienced hands down. We sat outside where it seemed understated and less formal. The meal itself was an experience that will live with me forever

This place has a delicious menu. However, our waiter routinely "cleaned" our plates off the table when there was still food in them without asking if we were done. For the price, I would appreciate if they let me relax and eat the food I ordered. We were in and out in 90min, and we did not close out the restaurant. They had no excuse.

Matsuhisa is so overrated. After hearing so much about this restaurant I finally decided to take my girlfriend here for Valentines Day. It was such a disappointment and I would never come back here again. I spent 400 dollars here for a party of 2. We ordered appetizers, sushi, dessert and sake as well. The food was incredibly overpriced and the quality of some of the dishes were questionable. The Scallop Kushiyaki was very dry even when it was drenched in teriyaki sauce. Initially I wanted to order the White Fish Tempura but the server suggested that I order the Tempura with their special sauce. Upon receiving the bill, I saw that adding the special sauce with red onions and jalapenos was an additional $20. The White Fish Tempura was already $14, so I ended up paying $34 for that dish. Not even for some special fish, Just plain fried white fish. The only thing I liked from this restaurant were the Golden Eye Snapper and the Akamutsu Sushi. I honestly can't recommend anything else. The ambiance of the restaurant is outdated and depressing. I felt a little crammed and there was nothing in the entire restaurant that I found unique or impressive. We sat inside, but I couldn't imagine sitting outside. Service was mediocre and the tip is automatically entered in your bill. Surely $70 is far too much for the service we received. Valet Parking is mandatory. Go somewhere else?

Nobu dishes and quality with a more lowkey ambiance. Photos are from takeout but have enjoyed going in-person as well a couple times and it never disappoints ! I enjoy sitting at the sushi bar. It’s casual. The food is excellent and consistent, always fresh. takeout order: 2 squid pasta, 1 yellowtail scallion roll, 1 tuna asparagus roll, and 1 daily special roll :-)

Went to Crustacean in Beverly Hills for lunch to celebrate a birthday, and it nailed it! Started off with the Yin and Yang martinis, which are a must - perfectly balanced and so refreshing. The tuna cigars were my favorite - absolutely incredible and a must-try. Then came the lobster and shrimp dumplings, out of this world with their flavor and perfection. And the crab with noodles? To die for. Plus, the service was fantastic. Can't recommend it enough!

The food is always good here. The portions have just gotten smaller especially with the cracked crab out of the shell and the prices have skyrocketed. Nevertheless, I would still recommend because the Garlic Crab and Noodles are to die for. They have renovated the inside, I'm not sure due to Covid but everything is sectioned off now and makes you feel safe indoors.

We had been wanting to dine at Crustaceans for a very long time, we finally enjoyed dinner there today. The food was delicious, they have vegan options on their menu, the drinks were amazing, and the service was impeccable. A very pleasant experience.

I think I’ve done it. After being a massive foodie for years and trying so many different restaurants all over the world, I think I’ve found my new favorite restaurant. It’s Crustacean Beverly Hills, and it is everything I want in a restaurant!!! The atmosphere, the service, the food and the whole experience is top-notch. This place is absolutely amazing. So what did we get that was so good?! We ordered the: An Sun Family Tree to start, which I HIGHLY recommend. It has many different appetizers that you can split between 2 people (if you’re struggling to choose because they all look good, this is the way to go) - our appetizers were the Signature Crab Puffs, Wild Mushroom Wontons, Filet Mignon Satay, a special Vietnamese meatball (which I can’t remember the name), and a special rabbit dumpling as well! Literally every single appetizer was exceptional - not a single one we didn’t like! I would order all of them again. Such a great start! For drinks, we got the Crimson Spice and Lychee Cloud mocktails. For mocktails, they were REALLY good. I would get 10 of these drinks if I could! For our mains, we split the An’s Famous Garlic Noodles, Crispy Orange Peel Chicken, and Kung Pao Eggplant. The garlic noodles are a must-have - our waiter Aaron said it is like their bread and butter. You NEED to get at least one order of this. The orange chicken was the best orange chicken we’ve ever had by far, and the eggplant was amazing! I don’t even like eggplant and never would normally order it but I would get this every time I come back, it was that good! Finally, for dessert we ordered the Cherry Bomb Alaska, Vietnamese Coffee Beignets, and a Vietnamese iced coffee and hot tea. The coffee and tea were perfect, beignets rivaled the best you’d get in the heart of New Orleans, and Cherry Bomb Alaska was to die for! They use real cherries and the flavor is just amazing! The best part about the meal was the service and the overall atmosphere. We came at 2 pm on a weekday and it was quiet - not very busy at all. The restaurant is so nicely decorated - they even have live fish swimming in the floor!! And our waiter was awesome. His name was Aaron and he was so helpful with suggesting all the best menu items - really a great guy. All in all, this was the best restaurant we have ever been to, and we will come back again and again! Crustacean is a 1,000,000/10!

I visited this restaurant three times during my vacation in L.A. I have to say, it was an amazing time with fancy atmosphere, nicest dishes and great service. I want to eat that again now🤤 I must visit there next time too!

Very good food. Quality ingredients. The Dungeness crab came without shell made it easy.

We came here for the NYE party. I e been a long time customer of Crustaceans since Thanh Long in SF. We paid $250 each for the dinner and party. 6 course meal. Everything was great except the dessert. A little underwhelming for the price we paid.

Came here for my friends birthday. She was treated like she was the only one present. She was given a hand written welcoming card addressed to her. This is her favorite place for garlic noodles and coconut shrimp and she was not disappointed. Her husband and I had the garlic shrimp and dungeness crab. I have had crab from coast to coast, caught and cooked my own, and this was the BEST presentation I have ever had. The flavor profile was excellent and did not over power the natural crab flavor. The garlic noodles which my friends told were THE best, were as advertised. The service staff from beginning to attend were polite, attentive and efficient. This is a must visit for everyone!!

We visited Crustacean on our vacation and have to say, it is a really lovely restaurant with a great atmosphere and excellent service. I chose the deep sea crab with the garlic noodles, as they complemented each other well. To finish, there was an excellent dragon fruit sorbet with beautiful decoration. The food was just outstanding. Gladly again, next time on our vacation in America.

They actually have a few amazing plant based options! My favourite was the palm hearts crab cake, vegetable dumpling, cauliflower and Brussel sprouts. My friends did the crab and GARLIC noodles. Nice ambiance and food selections. Don't forget to look down at the floor aquarium.

Cute place for Asian fusion nibbles in Beverly Hills. Tasty and beautifully presented food, and wonderful service.

The bone marrow appetizer is sensational. 24 bucks. Very high end restaurant. Secret recipes. 84 yo lady chef.

I got invited to the power lunch summer social - they’re trying out their new power asian fusion menu and it was amazing. The dumplings and wontons were insanely good, the best I’ve ever had. Their meatball was also really flavorful - also the best meatballs I ever had. The interior experience was amazing, you walk in and beneath you is a tank of colorful fish, the design of the rest of the space and seating is just gorgeous. The service was intentional - you can tell they make an effort to make you feel honored and comfortable. The mock tail and cocktail were also so good; I had the crimson spice mock tail and it had a taste of ginger and it was just so good. The power lunch menu is designed for people to pop in and out, 39$ per person which is pretty good. It was a three course meal and everything on it was just delicious. Great place to have a quick lunch with a client or business partners, it’s classy, upscale and very Beverly Hills. Would highly recommend coming here and trying their lunch menu if you’re looking for something nice but don’t want to break the budgets — their dinner menu gets more expensive. The waiters were super accommodating as well. Highly recommend coming here for a meal! Experience, food, a tomo sphere were all amazing. Would give it 6 stars if I could!

Took my office staff for dinner and had a great experience. Fine dining, tasty food and drinks. Fantastic service, overall excellent time.

I've eaten what's likely the best steak I've ever had here, but I'll tell you why it's only 4 out of 5 stars. The good: Steak was top quality. Our waiter was amazing. We were treated very well by all of the staff. The not so good: - This place is incredibly expensive. Yes, I know we're eating in the middle of Beverly Hills, but $500+ for two people should knock your socks off. Frankly it didn't, compared with other restaurants we ate at. - The music was weird. It just didn't fit - Ambience was lacking. Seemed like a weird bright artsy place. Maybe I'm not the intended crowd? - The black bread is weird. - Drinks weren't very strong. Its not that I desire drinks full of liquor but these were pretty weak. Overall it's a great place to go if you like Steak. And the people working there are phenomenal.

We stayed at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel so going to CUT for dinner was a no brainer. We were seated right away and our service was outstanding. It was almost like we had our own personal waiter. I ordered the Snake River Farms American Wagyu steak. It was cooked perfect and tasted great. Wife had the chicken dish with mushrooms. Hint, if you want mushrooms with your steak, which is an add-on, and someone else in your party wants the chicken with mushrooms, then just take some of their mushrooms off their plate as the chicken comes with a big pile. You'll save $12. LOL. Caesar salad was super tasty. The bread selection very good. Just a fantastic dining experience here. You can't go wrong.

Great food and the service is top notch. Our steaks were great. I see some reviews on Google about not appreciating the steak, but don’t listen to them. Cut gets all ingredients local other then their A5. This restaurant is definitely a place to visit. Don’t skip the lobster rolls and sliders on the appetizers. The cheesecake and soufflé is perfect!

The meat is excellent, we had an Australian wagyu, starters and wine were good too. The meat was cooked a bit stronger than I'm regular to from Europe, medium-rare+ was more like medium. Service felt as if the waitress tried to be nice a bit too much, but it was generally very good.

Cut is a sophisticated and stylish steakhouse that offers a high-end dining experience. The restaurant is beautifully designed, with a modern and elegant interior that sets the stage for an unforgettable meal. The menu features an array of premium steaks and seafood, along with a variety of sides and appetizers. The service at Cut is impeccable, with attentive staff who are knowledgeable about the menu and able to make great recommendations. The only downside to Cut is that it can be quite expensive, which may not be accessible to all diners. Additionally, the noise level can be a bit high, which may detract from the overall dining experience. Overall, Cut is an exceptional restaurant that is well worth the splurge for a special occasion or a memorable night out. With its high-quality ingredients, exceptional service, and stunning atmosphere, Cut is a top-notch steakhouse that is sure to impress even the most discerning diners.

The best steak we've ever had (and between the four of us dining that night, there have been lots of travel and steak!). The truffle risotta was an 8/10, the sides (carrots were especially well seasoned and prepared, as were the mushrooms) were a 9/10, appetizers were great all around, the dessert was delicious although not exceptional (we had the souffle), but the steak was the main character and did not disappoint. We'll definitely done here the next time we're in LA as it's become a staple visit and one I'd recommend. The staff were also all friendly and attentive, and the decor was simple and modern. A great experience as a whole.

Wolfgang Puck himself came over and shook my hand, thanked me for being there, and cut and served the soufflé dessert for us! Shows a lot that one of the most famous chefs in the world, worth over $90million, is working @ 9:30 on a Tuesday night. More LA chefs should take note I dine out at least 2 nights every week and that has only happened to me one other time. Also it’s the sort of work ethic I respect and strive for myself. I booked reservations here for a birthday dinner as I heard it’s the best steakhouse in LA + they have a Michelin Star (which is more rare in SoCal compared to SF numbers) and I was not disappointed, it went above expectations. Cut is behind the lobby of the Wilshire Beverly Hills and offers valet only although I was able to find street parking close for my 7:45 start time. The lobby itself is beautiful and so is Cut. It’s a very bright, open steakhouse with only ambient lighting so it’s more illuminated than other steakhouse like Mastro’s or Morton’s but dark enough that you don’t feel under the lights. Definitely a very high end look to it, I would dine here on any occasion but it especially does the job for any celebration. We started off the bread for the table (a must it’s a good amount and goes with everything you choose to eat) and then chose the steak tartare as our starter. Wow. I like this dish in general but the black truffles on this one and the taste made it exceptional. Not a single piece remained after 10 minutes. Followed up with the 8oz CAB 28 day wet aged Filet Mignon from Illinois for $78. Pricey but it was delicious honestly. The carrots with honey and ricotta were a really nice addition to this as well. Finally we finished up with the dark chocolate soufflé that Wolfgang himself cut up and served to us. Such a great experience! I would say it’s the best steak I have had in LA so far. Next being Mastro’s, then Musso & Frank as my top 3 (as of now). An all around wonderful meal and experience; I would recommend to anyone just beware of price before booking, in my opinion it’s totally worth it and a must.

My family have a wonderful time tonight, Allysia excellent service-mind to service us. Appetizers are excellent, also selection of beef are superb. CUT is my only favorite place to reach my happiness.

Food: Chefs here know what they are doing and you can tell. The steak was cooked absolutely perfectly. The crust was phenomenal. All of the sides were amazing. Service: Our server was great and attentive. She was knowledgeable about the cuts of steaks and gave us a good rundown of what they offer. Atmosphere: I wasn't a huge fan of what the place looked like. It seems to be underselling what the place is. The color choices, seating arrangement, general design of the restaurant really lowers the experience of eating there. I wish they would do a redesign.

wonderful experience in CUT nice environment in the hotel Dry Aged Flannery Steak Tartare harissa | yolk jam | smoked yogurt purreo semolina crips - refreshing, smoked yoghurt is a big surprise MUST order the Australian & American Wagu - taste perfect pairing with the horseradish sauce 40 day dry age USA RIB eye - you can taste the umami and the outside crust is extremely crispy MUST order the dessert - chocolate soufflé, rich chocolate flavor It’s the anniversary, however, no free complementary dessert

We came here for Thanksgiving and had such a wonderful experience with delicious food and exceptional service. We got the turkey and prime rib combo, and the only thing I didn’t think was incredibly delicious was the stuffing. Our servers, Mark and Clara, were so great! Very friendly and helpful, as well as the other staff. The decor is stunning! They hand-carve the meat out of these but metal carts and serve the other hot food from them, which was really cool! So was the spinning salad, which was the salad spinning in a bowl over a second bowl of ice while our server poured the dressing into the bowl. So fun! There seemed to be a lot of people waiting around, but we had a reservation and were seated right away, so it seems like having a reservation is the way to go. There is valet parking for $9. Please tip the drivers. We saw many give them $1 or nothing.

Atmosphere killer you let a person in with a tank top shirt, swimming trunks shorts n slippers, in your establishment, you should not let this happen rest of your customers are properly dress even my guests noticed this. ARE U THAT DESPERATE FOR BUSINESS THAT YOU LET PEOPLE IN THAT ARE DRESSED LIKE THIS N THIS IS NOT MY FIRST TIME SEEING THIS. My guests n I notice that the prime rib was toooo salty. We have been going here for years quality of the prime rib has gone way down.

Amazing steak and ribs! The place is renowned for its classic charm and exceptional food. The ambience of the restaurant is very elegant and is truly a place for fine dining. The steak served table-side is perfectly seasoned, juicy, tender, and carved to your preference. Adding sides like spinach, mashed potatoes, and corn makes your dinner as perfect as it can be. Would definitely come back when given the chance!

Everything was perfect! (except the awaiting time even though we got our reservation, but we kept awaited for half an hour before we were seated. I guess because they might be sort of staff atm?) Fiona was our server today, and she is perfect! I love the lobster bisque so much that it is truly worth upgraded! The spinning salad is very good; they made it in a stainless bowl on an ice bucket, so the veg stays perfectly crisp! The steak is so tender thoroughly, and it goes well with the horseradish dip.

We went to Lawry’s for dinner for our LA staycation, I had never been and figured I should give it a try. I started with a drink called “the Don Draper”. If your a fan of whiskey or whiskey drinks I’d recommend as it was delicious. For the appetizer we chose 2 crab cakes and they were very good, my girlfriend is hesitant around seafood but ate an entire one herself! Now for the main course the prime rib, I ordered the classic Lawry’s cut because when in Rome right? The cook on the meat was perfect but I don’t think that prime rib is my preferred cut of meat, I ended up with lots of tough chunks of fat that I couldn’t chew through. The mashed potatoes were great and the gravy on top was quite good. To end our evening I enjoyed their chocolate espresso martini and a slice of apple pie. Both were fantastic. The pie was warm and soft and the drink was creamy and delicious. I wouldn’t mind finding myself back here one day, but I’d just order a different cut of meat.

The food was outstanding and good as advertised! Prime rib, sea bass, crab cakes, creamed spinach, Yorkshire pudding, truffled Mac n cheese. All of it was incredibly delicious. The service was surprisingly a mixed bag. The hostess and seating was good but the server, while very friendly, seamed to be hard of hearing so the drink order was wrong and it was hard to get quick service. It wouldn’t deter me from ever eating there just unexpected from such a legendary place.

Top notch exceptional meal all around from beginning to end. We brought our own bottle of wine and they uncorked it for a fee. The desserts were creative and delicious. We celebrated a birthday and they’re still one of the few places I know that serve a small complimentary birthday cake with candle. Truly a special place for special occasions.

I got the prime rib dinner, Diamond cut with all the accoutrements (~$75) Always Solid! The ambience and service is always 5 stars! I always wish the prime rib was better seasoned, but the seasoned salt and pepper on the table help out in that respect. Dine LA had a $69 dinner that also seemed great! The spinning salad, California cut prime rib, small lobster, and 2 sides! That seems VERY worthwhile if you don’t want a pound of meat only ☺️

The staff are still top notch and do all they can to make the dining experience the best! Food was incredible as always and steps to adhere to covid restrictions are in place! My server did forget the desert menu and Coffee but we Still enjoyed our meal.

This was my grandfather‘s favorite restaurant in Los Angeles, and has now become mine. He was a movie theater owner from West Virginia in the 1940’s who traveled to Hollywood once a year to screen & choose the new movies to be shown in his theater. He always took his family to Lawry‘s for dinner at least one (if not two) nights during the trip.

It's nice to come to an old school place and here classic jazz, people dressed modestly and where the food and service were excellent. Delicious prime rib, definitely get the bigger cuts and enjoy. The duo of horseradish was amazing. The spinning salad bowl and the prime rib cart were really cool. Definitely worth checking out, as usual we closed the place down

It’s exactly what you’d expect from a steakhouse. Big, solid steaks and lots of sides. They lug around this huge cart where they cut the slices of meat for you. I think overall the food was good, not something so exceptional compared to other steakhouses. Their “famous” spinning salad was also just mid. BUT—I really did love the ambience. Huge spacious feel and just the right amount of energy so it’s not too quiet or overwhelming. Beware of valet though, it took me almost 15 minutes to get my car while waiting.

All I say is WOW! I am not one to give 5 stars very often. If only I could award 6 stars for a stellar experience at the Beverly Hills location! Friendly, thorough, and professional service. We passed on appetizers because the prime rib dinner comes with the spinning salad, mashed potatoes, and Yorkshire pudding. The prime rib cart carver delivered our Lawry Cut a perfect medium rare. And all that food, including a generous piece of prime rib at $59.00, is certainly value priced. Definitely exceeded our expectations, which happens so rarely. Highly recommended!

This is a very special treat, could not tell you how much I enjoyed the atmosphere the service not to mention how the food is was there many years ago for an event. To go back with family. And share those moments was absolutely fantastic. Only included a picture of the sign and the entry. Must experience this restaurant well worth the surprise

This place is a classic! Certainly a must try and even a landmark, they’ve been around for more than 30 years and the sophisticated old money atmosphere inside speaks for itself. Not the most refined dinner but certainly an unforgettable experience! Loved it!!

We like to try Michelin Starred restaurants when we’re on vacation and this was our favorite place, so far. We were pleasantly surprised with every tasting and some dishes really knocked it out of the park. I would describe each dish but it’s a changing menu so it wouldn’t be helpful here. I can say that every dish was prepared perfectly, delicately flavorful over the top and most of all delicious. The staff worked together as a team, serving our dishes in sync; they were very informative and expertly described each dish as it was served. I’ve been a fan of Curtis’s for a very long time and he just happened to be there enjoying a meal with his family, which was very exciting for me. I wanted so badly to act like a tourist & fan & ask for his autograph, but it seemed like it wasn’t the right thing to do, at the time, so I respectfully let them have their meal in peace. I’ve seen his current works on PBS; Field Trip With Relish. He has a special gift of portraying the wonderful feelings of traveling and discovering the local foods in whatever region he’s visiting. I felt that way eating at his restaurant, like being transported through food, to this region. I’d love to be at on of those dinners, Ooh La La! Thank you Curtis for all your creations…We ❤️ Maude. THE BEST EVER❣️

Just had dinner at this restaurant, which was going well until … the waitress told us we needed to ‘go to another location’ for dessert. We were taken out the door, along the street and up a sharp set of stairs to a wine ‘cellar’ laid out like a lounge. It was freezing cold (temperature controlled wines), we were suddenly surrounded by wine (although we drank only water through dinner) and were told we could wrap ourselves in blankets if we found it too cold. It was truly bizarre. How you could possibly feel comfortable in the room at the end of the meal is beyond me. Did they need our table? I don’t know. There were only 12 customers in the restaurant. We got up, paid the bill and left. We went back to Beverly Wiltshire (lovely hotel) and ordered dessert from room service. Really, really disappointed, we came a long way to try this place. Approach with caution.

Sadly, the Maude of yesteryear is no more. When it opened, the restaurant was innovative and fresh. I remember thinking it served the best meal I had ever eaten. That was when there was a rotating menu dedicated to a different region every few months. I'm sure it was a ton of work for the staff, but the effort was richly rewarded. The current iteration of Maude is more like a poor man's French Laundry: The standard wine pairing features wine that are barely escaping the 7-11 chilled section. They've dropped the protein courses in favor of endless desserts and overly sweet wines. The staff and the vibe of the restaurant are still amazing and top notch; the menu not so much. This is not worth the $500 per person you will end up spending. Really sad to see this once great restaurant fall back to earth

Five stars aren't enough to capture the exquisite experience at Maude. The tasting menu was a culinary journey that tantalized the taste buds at every turn. The limited seating made the atmosphere feel incredibly intimate and special, as if we were part of an exclusive club. But what set Maude apart was the innovative touch of serving dessert in a completely different area. This not only reset our palate but also reignited our sense of excitement and adventure for the meal. From start to finish, dining at Maude was nothing short of magical. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a truly extraordinary dining experience.

My advice - don't eat lunch. A lovely experience in an intimate setting. The wine pairing was on point - worth the price. The end of the meal was an 'elevated' surprise! 😊

Amazing experience! The food was super fresh and some ingredients were directly plucked from the flower in front of me. The pigeon was to die for and the abalone was the best abalone I’ve ever had the pleasure of eating. For dessert you go to a different room which had a very different ambience. Loved the creativity of all the different foods. Would definitely come again to try out another tasting menu in the future!

Expectations were high for Maude and I have to say they delivered in pretty much every way that counted. If I'm going to nitpick, restaurant is small, lighting darker than I'd like but the main reason you're here, the food, it was mostly excellent. Across as many courses as there were, naturally there will be favorites and some less so but quality of ingredients, attention to detail with the presentation and how the dishes were put together, all top notch. Please do your due diligence, this is a Michelin starred fine dining establishment and the pricing is in line with similar restaurants. The meal, not counting dessert is 9 courses and if you're worried you may be left wanting for more at the end like I did, I assure you that you'll be more than satisfied by the time the last dessert is served, yes, I said last, there is more than one dessert course. Overall I would highly recommend going. Plan in advance, reservations can be weeks out if not longer. Enjoy the pictures.

Outstanding fine dining in a laid back setting. The food quality and chef's technique are top tier. The staff is very attentive and friendly, it feels like a less formal version of the French Laundry. The atmosphere is intimate and well done.

What a beautifully elegant experience I had at Maude last night. The food and presentation was spectacular. The service was attentive, knowledgeable and friendly without being overbearing. I dined alone and can't believe I was there for over 2 hours because I was so involved and excited by the courses to come. Everything stood out and was equally delicious so I can't choose a favorite. Thank you all for a lovely experience. I will be back!

Can't say enough good things about our food and experience at Maude. We had a Chef's Counter experience and ordered the reserve wine pairing, non-alcoholic pairing, and special supplement truffle menu item. Every menu item was great but the Abalone and desserts stand out. On top of the food, our service was stellar. From our servers Ashley and Andrew to our sommelier Jessica to Dor and the other chefs, everyone we interacted with was awesome and their love of this restaurant was evident in the service. We've been to many other Michelin restaurants in the US and abroad and this was the best service we have experienced. We'd like to especially shout out the head Chef and the entire team for their incredible accommodation of my pregnant spouse and their special menu needs. Every facet of our service and meal at Maude was special and we genuinely hope to return one day soon.

This was the third or fourth time I've been here over the years. The service was great. I actually like getting up and going to the wine room to have after dinner drinks. Nice to have a change of scenery. We got a bottle of champagne and an after dinner port. The atmosphere is quiet and intimate. With the included 18% tip we spent around $800 for two. The food was fine but I wouldn't say I felt like I got a $400 Micheline Star tasting menu. There was no meat dish, but three or four deserts? It just wasn't at that level, and I've dined at many Micheline Star restaurants.

To eat here was a culinary experience, esp if one loves tempura. Decor is quiet elegance with clean aesthetic. Service is stellar where your sake glass is never empty. The menu is carefully prepared by 2 chefs served one piece at a time. The amalgamation is flavors slowly wakens the palate from salad, corn, slowly graduating to sashimi, beef cooked on hot stone. All items are served with specific instructions ie no salt, white salt, green salt, or tempura sauce (w shredded daikon). Certainly worth a trip esp for special occasions ie my friends birthday!

Great omakase. Went for their first seating while they were still setting up and was cool to see. Service was five stars. My favorite was the corn actually😂. So unique and tasty. They did a nice cake for my husband for his birthday. Great meal, will be back.

Tempura were all excellent. My favorites are corn, snow crab leg, shrimp, scallop w/ caviar and curry anago. Ootoro in the sashimi was a bit chewy, but after telling the waitress, chef was nice enough to give me a torched one which was much better. It’s on the expensive side but both service and taste were superb. I would recommend it ;)

Interesting concept. It's a tempura omakase. However it is definitely quite pricy. Not sure if I enjoyed it enough to stop by again but it's def worth a stop if you are searching for new cuisine and/or if you really like tempura and want to see how elevated it can be. Service was impeccable. I usually never mention this but it was so good that I felt I had to mention it.

A legit taste of tempura to tie me over until my next visit back to Japan. Super courteous staff. Very intimate. Every dish was delicious (the corn and wagyu were my favorite). Worth the price and will definitely be back. Other reviews mentioning lack of wifi and similar complaints seemed silly to me. They clearly don't understand what this experience is supposed to be about.

We booked a reservation for Valentine's Day and were seated promptly only to be informed that the only pre-fixed menu option for the evening was a $250pp Valentine's Day menu. Nothing else was available, not even the a la carte menu. It would have been nice to have been notified of this change in the menu prior to confirming the booking. I asked what was included as part of the pre-fix and the server had difficulty explaining what was included.  While her handwritten note was written completely in Japanese, she had difficulty translating to English and no printed menu was made available. All in all, the meal plus two bottles of $50 sake came to a whopping $780 including tax and tip for two people. While the food was delicious and quality of ingredients was high, the chocolate berry tart dessert that concluded the meal was worse than store bought and definitely an afterthought. The berries on top were still frozen and the crust was dry. The servers kept bumping into us when busing the tables and on more than one occasion had difficulty explaining what the dishes actually were. For the steep steep price, there are definitely better fine dining experiences out there. Would not recommend.

It was my first time here, and I was so happy I picked this restaurant to celebrate my fiancé's birthday. We both did the Kiyomizu course, and thought it was plenty of food because we were getting full when our meal was not done yet. It was relaxing and everything was timed so perfectly. The dinner was great! They even gave my fiancé a birthday gift and a card that smelled wonderful! It was very authentic and we felt like we were back in Japan again. Everyone was so sweet there.

We came here specifically for the brunch buffet but was disappointed to learn that it’s not available, despite it being advertised on Opentable as a feature. Their brunch was still good and service was prompt and attentive. However, it was very overpriced for what you get. I’d suggest waiting until they bring the buffet option back. Furthermore, don’t be concerned about their dress code of “smart casual”. It is merely their recommendation and not a requirement. Sweats and slippers are apparently fully acceptable here.

We had brunch. The waiter brought 2different types of Champagnes and I chose the sweet one. He only explained about $60 free flow so I assumed it was $18 for a glass because Champagne on the menu was $18. However they charged $40 for a glass of Champagne. I asked the waiter why it was $40 not $18. He just answered it was $40 without no further explanation. As a tourist, I definitely feel like got ripped off. They would better train their waiters in better way as professional.

We came here for brunch on Saturday and it was delightful. The atmosphere was elegant and service was diligent. The food was delicious and cooked perfectly: We had the poached egg parfait, eggs Benedict, bottomless champagne, fresh-squeezed orange juice, green tea and coffee. Not pictured: oysters with champagne miñonet 🤤

The brunch was wonderful. We had the omelet and the croque madame and we loved every bite. The service was excellent and hotel was beautifully decorated for Christmas. Highly recommend.

Love this place. Amazing service and staff, wonderful ambiance with food to match. The lobster and caviar flat bread is amaaaaazing. Even kids' Mac and cheese is gourmet.

Went for the tea party it was great. Cannot wait to go back. It was less stuffy than the traditional tea. I came for mother's day weekend with my mom and she loved it too.

We had a few lunch and dinner so far and I think this is the time to write a review. I am pretty sure that this is one of the best French in BH. All foods are beyond your expectation. We have not had a chance to try their wine list in deep yet but we will do so and will update the review.

The best breakfast we’ve had in LA. The food was delicious and the service was top notch. Even our 6 y.o enjoyed his meal.

A lovely evening of fine, fresh, dining on fascinating recipes by an obviously caring chef. Service is not to be mistaken as poor but what a traditional dining experience should be: un-rushed, uninterrupted evenings with friends infused by light, occasional inquiries as well as presentation of each dish. The setting is tasteful, a small mix of art and interior design with most comfortable and intimate seating which does not scream out “dress code please” but is most certainly enhanced by harkening your dress code back to a time when meals out were occasions to dress and “show” up. Do not be intimidated by a French menu or the seemingly inaccessible. The wait staff and even the chef himself are likely to make you feel sincerely appreciated and help you find menu items which will allow you to taste something so great and so unexpected that no worry should keep you away. Make this your special occasion and you can certain it will be unforgettable.

We had brunch at this place for my sister’s birthday. The food was ok but ridiculously over priced!!

I wish I could give it 5 stars but it's not as good as it used to be. And overall just like anything at the Peninsula it's above and beyond with customer service and attention to detail. Reliable and definitely worth a visit.

What a pretentious condescending Manager. They tell me they run out one of the stars of the meal. The corn bread. So they bring me dinner rolls. What is a thanksgiving dinner without cornbread. What’s worse is everyone received theirs but me. It was 7pm. Middle of dinner service. And they run out?? Makes no sense then the manager says I’ll give you 20% off your meal. As if I needed the discount. I want there to pay 250+ for dinner per person and you think I worried about a discount. What a joke. What’s worse the. Rolls they brought me weren’t even really good outstanding. I left the restaurant. Don’t need a condescending restaurant manager who can’t control his kitchen. How can I trust the food when they can’t even do the basics. 175.00 for thanksgiving dinner plus drinks. Wine and tip. Your way over 250.00. What a major disappointment will never go back to restaurant or hotel ever again.

Yummy food. The hashbrowns were to die for! I am already craving it the next day.

We were greeted promptly, the manager was excellent. I am giving this restaurant 4-star instead of 5 because we had a waiter with an attitude. It took him a while to serve us, additionally, we were relocated to a different table. I was surprised to see that he wanted to serve me coffee that had been on my previous table for over 10 minutes. When I asked him to bring a fresh cup of coffee, he wasn't happy about it. Nevertheless, he was replaced with a waitress called Ruby. She was excellent, very friendly, approachable, and great customer service. Food and ambiance are far below average for a hotel of this caliber. With a few improvements to the menu, food quality, and environment, this could be a great spot!

Great pasta place but is pretty pricey. We ordered the truffle pasta with the cheese wheel and were disappointed by the waiter’s technique (especially compared to previous meals I’ve had there). He also wasn’t very knowledgeable about their wine list which was very surprising. The zucchini dish was a pleasant surprise and I highly recommend trying it. Overall, I enjoyed coming back here but the service is not as good as it used to be.

A great Italian place you can’t go wrong with. The food was lovely and freshly made with a great vibe. I was able to customise a dish on the menu to make it just the way I wanted. I can’t fault the food but service wasn’t great. I booked the table two days in advance and was not told I have an option of sitting inside or outside. I have a baby and it’s quite cold in the evening at this time of year so sitting outside was definitely not an option. Upon arriving the waiter immediately went ahead and offered an outdoor table. We declined and it then took them atleast 15 minutes to prepare a table instead. They should definitely ask this question when people are booking. Second issue was the waitress trying to hurriedly serve us and kept asking if we were finished from our meal, really making us feel to rush and leave. This is definitely what you’d want considering the price you are paying. Otherwise can’t say they food was bad, can only praise the kitchen and chefs at this place.

One of my favorite Italian restaurants in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles. Service is always excellent as well as the homemade pasta. This place is romantic and family friendly. The outside patio is a great place to spend your afternoon.

Walked in early and managed to secure an outdoor table. My pasta at Il Pastaio was perfectly cooked, so I can see why this restaurant is surrounded by hype and popular with locals and visitors alike. I tried the infamous Justin Bieber pasta with pink sauce. My favourite dish was a special on the menu, a fig and endive salad. The flavours were balanced to perfection and I appreciated being able to control the amount of Gorgonzola instead of having it overpower the entire dish. Also tried the tricolour salad but this wasn’t as stand out. Portions were generous and left me feeling satisfied. Service was good but not amazing.

I found Il Pastaio on instagram. I'm a lover of all things truffle and found myself in Beverly Hills. So good. Made reservations in advance. Arrived and was seated right away. Service was wonderful. We shared a wonderful salad that had shaved artichoke hearts and a citrus dressing. I think it was on their specials menu. I had Black Truffle Tagliatelle. Amazing!! Very large portion as well. I didn't add the cheese wheel on. For me, that's just not worth the $$. My husband had another Black Truffle dish with a ravioli (I can't remember the name). It was very good, but for him the serving size was a little small. We will be back next time we are in LA. ***Be sure to make reservations. This place fills up fast. We had the first reservation of the day and when we left almost every table was full.

It's a Beverly Hills hotspot with a nice outdoor patio for people watching. The pasta is made fresh daily (so I hear), and the sauces are simple but flavorful. The menu is short and concise, but there's something for everyone. - The prices are reasonable, especially for Beverly Hills. - The staff is knowledgeable about the food and wine. - The restaurant is a popular spot for celebrities and other well-heeled diners. Overall, Il Pastaio is a great place to enjoy some good pasta and people watch meal. It's the kind of place where you can feel like you're part of the LA scene, even if you're just a tourist. But don't wear a nice watch when dining there.

Such a great treat if you’re in the area. The staff were accommodating of our seating request and the turnaround time was pretty quick. We loved the black truffle pasta with the added cheese wheel. Definitely worth the extra $23. Make sure you try the panacotta as well! SO flavourful and fluffy (like a cloud)!

Came here on a Tuesday night and having to wait for 15 mins for a table tell you how popular this place can be! It is a high end Italian restaurant right in the middle of Beverly Hills. Our friend is a regular here so he took care of the ordering. We ordered seafood tomato based soup, lobster linguine, T-bone and Filet mignon, lentils and shrimp salad, and many more. Everything is so delicious and with the right portion so you don’t feel stuffed after trying different dishes. The desserts are a must too!

We loved this restaurant! Everything was great: ambience, service and food spectacular. Really delicious the 🦞 lobster and crab pasta 🍝, the calamari 🦑 and insalate trittico with arugula raddichio and mango 🥭!! Deserts were delicious as well, tiramisu and pannacota with strawberries 🍓. Can’t wait to go back! Grazie 🥰

Love this place!! We walked in and only waited for around 10 minutes. The shrimp risotto with asparagus was super delicious, the cheese flavour is rich, but not too creamy. The server is funny and nice! The bread is also good too, we asked for butter!

We hosted a work dinner. It was a great experience! Staff extremely helpful. Nina was always very prompt in her replies and helped make this dinner a success. The whole team was very happy. 100% recommed.

Il Pastaio is a staple Italian Restaurant in Beverly Hills. It is a culinary experience and the food is always delicious. Almost always busy so it is best to make reservations or prepare to wait for a table. It is worth the wait every time, whether you dine indoors or outdoors. Excellent service and ambience. If you are in Beverly Hills and love Italian food, then you should go to Il Pastaio.

I had an amazing dining experience at Il Pastaio in Beverly Hills! The pasta is simply outstanding; it's like taking a culinary trip to Italy. The ambiance and service were top-notch too. I highly recommend visiting if you're a fan of Italian cuisine!

This 30 years Italian restaurant offers really authentic and tasty dishes. It definitely passes the test of time. Everything was delicious and the server was nice and professional. Overall, a very good experience in Beverly Hills.

This was my first time here. My family and I walked by here on our way to Café Roma, and this was open. Luckily, this place was open. We discovered that Café Roma was not there with a phone number to call for takeout. We had just come out of work, and we were afraid we were not dressed for the restaurant or that it needed reservations. So, they took walk-ins and were not concerned with our clothing either. They were so sweet and sat us down inside. It is beautiful inside. Real olive tress in it. The vibe was on point. Loved it. We had an amazing server, Soledad. She was wonderful, professional, courteous, and knowledgeable. She got our food right and super quick. We definitely appreciated her suggestions. Very intuitive. I also loved Jesús. I'm not sure what his title is officially, but he was amazing, too. Professional and courteous. Those two made us feel welcomed and heard. They checked on us frequently. The food was pretty good. We got white, Daou wines. They served us some warm bread. It's not free and added on your tab. We ordered calamari for appetizers. It was ok. A little too fried and under seasoned for me. The chicken Milanese is good. It's a lot, and my aunt, her husband, and I split it. However, we got spaghetti, so we didn't have all that meat left over. The sauce was delicious. Best I have had in a long time. We also ordered the dish with Just Beaver's name. It was good, too. Then we did some desserts. Flourless cake and coconut gelatti. So good. Plus, there was a lemoncello shot of something, and I had an Italian grappe that tasted like almonds. It was a great experience. I'd come back to try some other stuff. Wonderful staff. It was a Wednesday night. We ate here around 5:30 pm and left by 7 pm. Great service. Good food. Awesome staff. Beautiful decor and vibe. Hope to return on my trips back. They also have outdoor seating as well.

Excellent restaurant with a great menu full of variety. Definitely worth my time and my money.

This place has beautiful vibes and a special menu, Justin Bieber pasta, whichever he likes to eat. All the servers wear uniforms. It looks professional. The food was nice, too.

This past Saturday night, my husband and I had a fabulous meal at Il Pastaio Italian Restaurant. We ordered the tasting plates that included 5 courses and dessert. All of the food was scrumptious and creative. The homemade ravioli and pasta with crab were delicious. Our waiter was attentive and everything was terrific. I would highly recommend this lovely restaurant.

A really delicious and elegant dinner and beautiful Beverly Hills. It’s right on the corner of N Canon, and they have just as much outdoor seating as indoor seating. Both options would be good and both areas are very lively. Outside is well covered and heated and the tables weren’t too close. They don’t have parking, however, they offer valet for $15. We were able to find metered parking a block away so it was a short walk. Otherwise your only other option would be a paid parking garage. Parking in this part of Beverly Hills is a bit difficult due to how busy it always is. Our server was really polite and very prompt. They did a fantastic job with drink refills, honestly as soon as my drink would get halfway done they would come over and refill it. They have a huge menu with a ton of options but I have always heard about their truffle pasta, so I was zoned in on that. To start, we chose the Beef Carpaccio and the Bresaola starters. Both were fantastic and we really enjoyed them. I wish there was more meat on the Bresaola plate but still it was very good. For our entrées we chose the Black Truffle Tagliolini and the Agnolotti. The truffles were a great addition and I should have done the cheese wheel option as well but since we were sitting outside I decided to pass. This is a really elegant and great place to have dinner. It would be good for a casual or formal occasion and especially great for a date. It’s a bit expensive, but not overly so, there are other more expensive places close by even though they are not better than Il Pastaio.

We went to celebrate Il Pastaio's 30th anniversary and it did not disappoint. As a matter of fact, I never leave this restaurant disappointed. The staff is wonderful and attentive, the owner and his family are so kind and welcoming, and the food is delicious! I highly recommend this restaurant!

Best sushi I've ever had in my life! Chef Fujita and the second chef were super professional but friendly and interactive as well. There was some guest that arrived pretty late and we had to wait a bit for the pieces, but the chef kept apologizing for it, we understood. The highlights of the night were the uni, the monkfish liver, the Maine Lobster nigiri as well as the scallop nigiri. Definitely recommend a visit and please arrive on time.

2/14/24: Shari/rice is like Sugarfish, too warm. Some pieces they recommend adding wasabi as desired. Why not just put the wasabi in themselves? Number of nigiri pieces that weren't executed that well. Nori wasn't crunchy enough. Fish selection and quality is pretty solid though, no aged ones though.

This review is merely for the customer service, not for the food itself. I made a reservation to dine in this restaurant about 2 months ahead of time knowing that this is a hard-to-book restaurant as they were recently awarded with 1 Michelin Star. I was excited as I was able to hold a spot to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday in December 2021. To be honest, the whole Omakase experience was great and filled with quality and fresh ingredients. We enjoyed it. After the dinner, we paid our bill with a credit card as we ordered a bottle of sake. The Omakase dinner was paid upfront when made the reservation. The next day when I was about to use the same credit card, I noticed that another guest's card was being returned to me instead. I was not aware that the card being returned to me was not mine until then. I usually just take my credit card and slide back to my wallet when the host returned to me. Plus, I then notice the transaction being charged was incorrect too. In short, the host has charged my card with a wrong amount and also mixed up my credit card. I know should be more cautious but who would expect this to happened in a 1 Michelin Star restaurant.. I immediately texted the host about the issue and she did response to me hours later saying she would sort things out. As a compensation, they agreed to credit us the sake and will reverse the charges. In the process, we kept on going back and forth, I will need to keep following up with them myself, if not they will not initiate to contact me. Our conversation started on 12/28/2021 and up till this point, I did not receive the credit on my cc still. Today I have decided to call the bank to dispute the charges as i do not want to keep waiting and expect anything to be done from their end anymore. l am just disappointed and frustrated that this issue is not taken care of as promised. The host promised me that this would be prioritized but i dont see how this is prioritized as the issue is still not solved after a month time.. I am not saying that I do not recommend my friends to come here, but I would also let them know my experience here so that they could decide themselves. To me, no matter how top notch your dishes are but if your service is not up to par, I don't think this is a place I would want to visit again. Again, this review is for the service, not the food itself.

The chef was interactive & the courses were good - esp the pink lobster. However, the intimate setting and strict pace made it difficult to fully engage in conversation and relax but that’s just personal preference.

Chef Fuji is simply the best. As a long time fan of his culinary creations in San Diego and now in Beverly Hills, I feel lucky to be able to indulge at Nozawa Bar in such an intimate setting. Chef Fuji’s attention to detail, culinary skill, and ability to entertain his guests for the evening are just some of the reasons why we keep going back. Best sushi in LA without question.

This place is AMAZING! Nozawa Bar is located within Sugarfish in a back room. It is basically a private sushi show for 10 customers. Everyone is seated at the same time and enjoys a chef selection of food items during the meal. The food is top notch and the atmosphere is incredible. The experience is expensive compared to other dining options, but for an omakase meal, it is actually quite reasonable. Highly recommend.

I think most people end up leaving their review at sugarfish but the tiny 12 seat Nazawa sushi bar in the back is something incredibly special!! We had a superb omakase tasting. For sure some of the very best you can get in the United States!!!! Memorable!

A unique and sublime sushi experience.  You need to be ready to let go and allow a master to control your every bite.  If you can give that trust for a chef tasting menu,  you are in for a memorable experience.   We had a 20 course menu which are obviously too many to list or even remember.  These ranged from mackerel to lobster to uni and so much more.  The tasting pleasure is only enhanced by watching the master prepare every bite and then give you 4 seconds to eat it.  This is not an inexpensive dinner,  but so worth it.  I know I have now found my sushi spot in LA and will be back for more and more. Thank you Chef🙏🙏🙏.

The service was great and staff payed attention to details. The chef was friendly and interacted with everyone at the bar. The sushi bar was neat and cozy. I would recommend this experience if you like to enjoy good quality nigiri.

After a bunch of research I chose NB for my girlfriend's birthday dinner. Start to finish the omakase was such an enjoyable and memorable meal, I'd highly recommend. The service was impeccable, almost immediately refilling sake, water, and removing plates in time for each additional course. Overall we really enjoyed the variety of the dishes - from Nigiri to sashimi, hand rolls to oysters, etc. The rice is served warm and was the best rice we've ever had. And of course the fish was amazing. All while enjoying the ambiance of the intimate 10-person dining room and engaging with Chef Fujita often.

Had no idea sugar fish had this back side, extremely exclusive and private. Some of the best sushi i have ever had, hands down. Service was also amazing, very sweet and effective. Can’t wait to go back!!!

worth the price. 20 courses of fish all delicious. i’d say it’s the correct amount of food. sometimes i go to fine dining and im hungry after, but here i was satisfied. somewhat cramped seating. avoid if your a large individual. people wore nice clothing, not overly fancy but business casual.

Love the small bar behind Sugarfish. Having only 10 diners at a time makes it feel very intimate. The service was outstanding, describing all of the dishes and how best to eat them. Sake and water were constantly refilled. Completely stuffed around course 18 or so, but every dish was delicious and ate everything served. Love having lobster at the beach, but the New Zealand lobster was some of the sweetest I've ever had.