Mastro's Steakhouse

In Beverly Hills, Mastro's Steakhouse is a luxury steakhouse and seafood restaurant with a formal dress code and an expected spend of about $140 per person. Book it when the goal is a higher-spend dinner built around steakhouse and seafood signatures; skip it if the table is looking for a casual or low-cost meal.

The clearest reason to choose Mastro’s Steakhouse is the combination of steakhouse signatures and seafood. A first visit can stay classic with a Bone-In Ribeye or Bone-In Filet and the Signature Warm Butter Cake. Another visit can lean into the Mastro's Seafood Tower and Lobster Mashed Potatoes. That range matters because the signature dishes give both steak-focused and seafood-focused diners a clear path through the meal.

Choose it for a formal steakhouse night, not a casual dinner

The positioning is direct: this is a Beverly Hills luxury steakhouse and seafood restaurant with formal dress expectations and dinner service each day. It is best framed as an evening booking rather than a lunch stop, with hours from 5–9:30 PM Sunday through Thursday and 5–11 PM on Friday and Saturday.

The restaurant’s strongest confirmed credential is its Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence in 2026. Beyond that, the reliable reason to book is the menu focus: Bone-In Ribeye, Bone-In Filet, Lobster Mashed Potatoes, Mastro's Seafood Tower, Signature Warm Butter Cake. Those are the grounded anchors for judging the experience.

Order across visits: steak first, seafood second, signatures throughout

For a first booking, the smart play is to anchor the table with one of the named bone-in steaks and add a seafood element if the group wants more range. The menu’s signatures make it easy to build a classic steakhouse order without overcomplicating the meal.

The Signature Warm Butter Cake is the obvious dessert call because it is one of the named signatures. The bigger decision is timing: this is an evening restaurant, not a lunch strategy, the later Friday and Saturday hours make it better suited to a fuller dinner plan.

Dress formally. The Beverly Hills setting also makes it easy to pair with broader local planning, from Beverly Hills restaurants coverage to nearby hotel and bar planning via Beverly Hills hotels and Beverly Hills bars.

Who should book, who should look elsewhere

Book if the table wants a formal Beverly Hills steakhouse with seafood options and a price point around $140 per person. It is especially useful when the group wants recognizable steakhouse signatures rather than an experimental format. Do not book if the priority is a casual meal, lunch service, or a lower-spend dinner.