Best Restaurants in Beverly Hills, CA for 2026

Top Restaurants in Beverly Hills CA for Upscale Dining

The best restaurants in Beverly Hills sit within a few blocks of one another, anchored by Canon Drive, Beverly Drive, and Rodeo Drive in the heart of the Golden Triangle. From legacy steakhouses and Greek seafood houses to rooftop dining and a new wave of 2026 openings, this is one of the most concentrated luxury dining scenes in the country. Josh Flagg, who has closed billions in Beverly Hills real estate, knows these rooms well, and the 12 below are the ones worth knowing whether you live in the Beverly Hills Flats or are visiting for the weekend.

Beverly Hills Restaurants at a Glance

The table below maps each restaurant by cuisine, location, and what it does best, so you can match the room to the occasion.

Restaurant

Cuisine

Area

Best For

Beverly Bar

Elevated American

Camden Dr

Cocktails before dinner

The Grill on the Alley

Steakhouse

Dayton Way

Classic power lunch

Prospect Gourmand

California

Robertson Blvd

Seasonal, low-key dining

Avra

Greek seafood

Beverly Dr

Whole grilled fish

Spago

California fine dining

Canon Dr

A landmark dinner

Crustacean

Modern Vietnamese

Bedford Dr

Garlic noodles, crab

Il Pastaio

Italian

Canon Dr

Pasta and people-watching

Gemma

Pan-Asian rooftop

Wilshire Blvd

Sunset and views

Dante

Italian aperitivo

Canon Dr (Maybourne)

Cocktails poolside

Wally's

Wine bar

Canon Dr

Wine by the glass

Bad Roman

Italian-American

Canon Dr

A lively scene

Azur

French-Mediterranean

Canon Dr

Riviera-style nights


Beverly Bar

Beverly Bar is a polished corner on Camden Drive where a serious cocktail program meets elevated comfort cooking.

The room leans modern and intimate, the kind of place to order a properly made martini before dinner. The street-level patio makes it a natural pause during a shopping afternoon or an easy first stop before a night out.

Signature orders:

  • Wagyu burger

  • Crispy chicken bites

  • Seafood starters and a signature martini

The Grill on the Alley

The Grill on the Alley is the Beverly Hills steakhouse in its purest form, with leather booths, framed photographs, and old-guard service that never goes out of style.

Open since 1984, it remains one of the most dependable tables in the city for a quiet, timeless meal executed exactly as it should be. It is a favorite for the classic power lunch.

Signature orders:

  • Prime rib

  • Filet mignon

  • Dover sole and classic chops

Prospect Gourmand

Prospect Gourmand sits just over the line on Robertson Boulevard and takes a quieter, ingredient-first approach to California cooking.

Chef Isaac Gamboa, who trained in the Michael Mina kitchens, builds a menu that turns over with the seasons. The room is low-key and welcoming, and the patio is made for an unhurried lunch or an easy dinner slightly removed from the bustle of the Triangle.

Avra Beverly Hills

Avra Beverly Hills is the West Coast outpost of the celebrated New York Greek house, set in an 11,000-square-foot space designed like an open-air villa.

The draw is the seafood: whole fish flown in from around the world, displayed on ice and grilled simply with lemon, herbs, and excellent olive oil. A short walk from Rodeo Drive, it is an effortless fit for a day in the Golden Triangle.

Signature orders:

  • Whole grilled fish

  • Greek spreads and salads

  • Grilled seafood specialties

Spago

Spago is an institution, Wolfgang Puck's flagship and still one of the defining restaurants in Beverly Hills.

The seasonal California menu carries global influence and a deep wine list, served in a dining room and courtyard that remain among the most elegant settings in town. Now serving dinner Tuesday through Sunday, Spago offers both an a la carte menu and a multi-course California tasting menu.

Signature orders:

  • Smoked salmon pizza

  • Seasonal market entrees

  • California tasting menu

Crustacean Beverly Hills

Crustacean Beverly Hills is the freshly renovated home of modern Vietnamese cooking with an upscale California sensibility.

Its identity is built around chef-founder Helene An's Secret Kitchen, with a flavor profile you will not find anywhere else in the city. For anyone exploring the full range of Beverly Hills dining, it is essential.

Signature orders:

  • AN's Famous Garlic Noodles

  • Roasted crab

  • Aromatic broths and seasoned plates

Il Pastaio

Il Pastaio holds down one of the most recognizable corners in Beverly Hills, and the energy rarely lets up from lunch through dinner.

The Drago family's house-made pastas headline, alongside daily specials shaped by the market. The sidewalk patio is the place to linger and people-watch, and the consistently excellent Italian cooking keeps it a go-to for locals and visitors.

Signature orders:

  • Pumpkin ravioli

  • Squid ink risotto

  • Daily market specials

Gemma

Gemma is the newest chapter atop the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, a California-inspired Pan-Asian destination perched twelve stories above the city.

Helmed by Chef Peleg Miron, the menu spans delicate dim sum, an extensive from-the-wok selection, pristine sushi, and premium grilled steaks including Japanese wagyu. With sweeping views, destination cocktails, and weekend brunch, it is built for a sunset dinner or a celebration worth the elevation.

Signature orders:

  • Dim sum and sushi

  • From-the-wok dishes

  • Japanese wagyu and rooftop cocktails

Dante Beverly Hills

Dante Beverly Hills brings the acclaimed New York aperitivo culture to the rooftop of The Maybourne, courtesy of hospitality duo Linden Pride and Nathalie Hudson.

Expect award-winning cocktails alongside an Italian- and Mediterranean-leaning menu made for leisurely drinking poolside. It is a polished resort escape without leaving the center of town, and one of the most sophisticated rooftop experiences in Los Angeles.

Signature orders:

  • Spritzes and Negronis

  • Italian small plates

  • Poolside aperitivo service

Wally's Beverly Hills

Wally's Beverly Hills is restaurant, wine bar, and gourmet retail under one roof, a Wine Spectator Grand Award room with more than 100 wines by the glass.

The kitchen turns out charcuterie, cheese flights, pizzas, and raw preparations built to pair, and the energy stays social well into the night. It is the kind of place where a quick glass of wine quietly becomes the whole evening.

Signature orders:

  • 100-plus wines by the glass

  • Charcuterie and cheese flights

  • Pizzas and raw bar plates

Bad Roman

Bad Roman arrived on Canon Drive in 2026, taking over the former Palm space with the theatrical Italian-American cooking that made the New York original a sensation.

From the team at Quality Branded, the menu runs to showstoppers plus Beverly Hills exclusives. It is glossy, generous, and made for a table that wants to be seen.

Signature orders:

  • Flambeed lobster with Calabrian chiles

  • Eggplant parm fries

  • Crispy pepperoni cups and spicy lobster pasta

Azur Beverly Hills

Azur Beverly Hills is new to Canon Drive in 2026, channeling the spirit of the French Riviera into a refined yet relaxed restaurant and lounge.

The French-Mediterranean menu leans coastal and bright, served in a room that trades stuffiness for warm, late-night energy. It is one of the most stylish additions to the Golden Triangle in years.

Signature orders:

  • Housemade spaghettini in lobster bisque

  • Grilled prawns over fennel salad

  • Provencal-inspired plates

How Dining Shapes Life in Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills dining is part of the appeal of living here, not an afterthought. The walkability of the Golden Triangle means a great meal is rarely more than a few minutes from home, and the scene rewards repeat visits. If you are getting to know the area, these guides pair well with a night out:

Local Tip: Reservations at Spago, Avra, and the new 2026 rooms (Bad Roman, Azur, Gemma) book up well in advance on weekends. For a walk-in, the bar seats at Wally's and Dante are your best bet.

Explore Beverly Hills with Josh Flagg

Great dining is one of the reasons Beverly Hills remains one of the most desirable places to live in the world, and the street you choose shapes how you experience all of it. If you are weighing a move, Josh Flagg can walk you through homes for sale across the best neighborhoods in Beverly Hills and help you find the address that fits the life you want to live here. Reach out to start the conversation.

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About the Author

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