Restaurants in Beverly Hills

Spago Beverly Hills is the reference point for California Fusion dining in the city, with a multi-course tasting menu, a 2,700-bottle wine list, and four dedicated sommeliers. Ranked on La Liste, OAD, and World of Fine Wine-accredited, it delivers consistent prestige-level dining. Book for dinner and a special occasion; lunch is not offered.

CUT Beverly Hills is Wolfgang Puck's Michelin-recognised steakhouse inside the Beverly Wilshire, offering serious beef, a 2,500-bottle wine list, and a Richard Meier-designed room that sets it apart from standard hotel dining. Book two to three weeks ahead, dress for the occasion, and opt for a weeknight if you want the room at its best. At $$$$ pricing, it earns its place for a high-investment occasion dinner.

208 Rodeo trades on one of Beverly Hills' most recognisable addresses, and the room delivers a composed, unhurried atmosphere that works well for a business lunch or low-key celebration. Booking is easy by local standards. Whether the experience justifies the implied price point comes down to service quality on the night — check recent reviews before committing to a high-stakes occasion.

Beverly Hills Grill is a neighborhood special-occasion restaurant in Beverly Hills, Michigan, with weekend brunch as its most-recommended format. Booking is easy, the room suits celebrations and low-key business meals, and it competes in the suburban Detroit dining set rather than the destination tier. Book here for reliable, accessible dining without reservation friction.

Crustacean is a Beverly Hills institution for Euro-Asian seafood, with a theatrical room and enough menu depth to reward repeat visits. Booking is easy by local standards, making it a practical choice for a high-end dinner without the weeks-out lead time. Order the roasted crab and garlic noodles on your first visit — they are the reason the room has lasted.

Eurocaffè on N Canon Drive is Beverly Hills' European caffè option for a low-key coffee or casual lunch — best for solo diners or small groups who want a relaxed counter-style stop without a reservation. For a private event or a structured group dinner, look elsewhere: Da Carla or Cipriani give you more room and more certainty.

The Fountain Coffee Room is a horseshoe-counter classic inside the Beverly Hills Hotel — a walk-in-only, no-fuss stop for breakfast or a late-night milkshake. It won't compete with the neighbourhood's serious dining rooms, but for low-pressure counter charm on Sunset Boulevard, it's the most accessible and least complicated option on the strip.

STRIIIKE is Beverly Hills' late-night entertainment option for groups who want something beyond another dinner reservation. It fills a real gap in the neighbourhood's after-dark calendar, with easy booking and a premium-leisure format. Best suited to parties, birthdays, or anyone who has already covered the serious dining options and wants a different kind of evening.