The Best Restaurants in Beverly Hills for Every Occasion
Beverly Hills has a dining scene that ranges from counters where a single chef serves each course in sequence to dining rooms where a business dinner can run as long as the conversation does.
The right restaurant depends on the occasion, so this guide is organized that way. Start with the kind of evening you have in mind, whether that's an omakase counter, handmade pasta, a steakhouse dinner, or a morning coffee, then choose from the restaurants below. Menus and hours change, so check with each restaurant before you book.
If you're staying with us, Costa Covo and Poza are on property at L'Ermitage Beverly Hills, and every restaurant in this guide is in Beverly Hills itself.
Fine Dining and Michelin-Recognized Restaurants in Beverly Hills
The MICHELIN Guide lists a number of Beverly Hills restaurants, and two of them, Nozawa Bar and Miura, hold one star each in the 2026 California selection. Miura earned its first star in 2026 and is covered in our guide to romantic restaurants in Beverly Hills.
Nozawa Bar
Nozawa Bar sits inside Sugarfish's Beverly Hills location at 212 N. Cañon Drive but runs independently. It serves omakase only, with nigiri, sashimi, and hand rolls built around mostly local seafood. The restaurant opens for dinner Monday through Saturday, is closed on Sunday, and takes reservations through Tock.
Tempura Endo
Devoted entirely to tempura, Tempura Endo is a rare restaurant built around the technique. Guests sit at a counter facing a handmade copper cauldron, where the chef fries and serves each course one at a time. It's at 9777 S. Santa Monica Boulevard and is listed in the MICHELIN Guide.
Spago
Wolfgang Puck's flagship, Spago, at 176 N. Cañon Drive pairs an open kitchen with seasonal, ingredient-driven dishes built around California's markets. Choose à la carte or the tasting menu, and add a glass from the award-winning wine list. The restaurant is closed on Mondays, and reservations are recommended.
Italian and Mediterranean Restaurants in Beverly Hills
Costa Covo at L'Ermitage
At L'Ermitage Beverly Hills, Costa Covo takes its inspiration from the Mediterranean coast. Seasonal California ingredients meet coastal Mediterranean flavors, with locally sourced seafood and produce, grilled proteins, and plates made for sharing, alongside handcrafted cocktails and a wine list.
The dining room is refined but relaxed, and it welcomes guests who aren't staying at the hotel. Service runs from 6:30am to 10pm Tuesday through Saturday, and from 6:30am to 2pm on Sundays and Mondays. On Friday evenings, live music accompanies dinner, and the lobby lounge, Alcova, is a comfortable place to start with a drink.
Funke
Chef Evan Funke's Funke occupies a three-story 1930s art deco building at 9388 S. Santa Monica Boulevard. The handmade pasta is made in a glassed-in room that you can watch from the dining room, and the MICHELIN Guide inspector points to the focaccia, South Pacific blue prawns, and agnolotti. Funke serves dinner Monday through Saturday and is closed on Sunday.
Sushi and Japanese Restaurants in Beverly Hills
Matsuhisa
Matsuhisa is chef Nobu Matsuhisa's flagship restaurant at 129 N. La Cienega Boulevard. It opened in 1987 and was the first restaurant in a group that now has more than 40 locations worldwide. The menu blends Japanese and Peruvian influences across sushi and a wide range of other dishes, and the restaurant serves lunch and dinner daily.
For omakase, see Nozawa Bar above. For a tempura counter, see Tempura Endo.
Steakhouses in Beverly Hills
CUT
CUT is Wolfgang Puck's steakhouse inside the Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel, at 9500 Wilshire Boulevard. It takes a contemporary approach to the classic steakhouse, with cuts of beef from around the world, shellfish, seafood, and an international wine list. CUT held a MICHELIN star in 2019 and 2021 and is now MICHELIN Recommended. It's closed Sunday and Monday, and reservations are recommended.
matū
Wood, brick, and brass give matū a rustic feel at 239 S. Beverly Drive, with an open kitchen. The steaks come from New Zealand and are cooked over wood, and the menu includes wagyu. matū is listed in the MICHELIN Guide and serves lunch and dinner daily.
Cafes, Breakfast, and Brunch in Beverly Hills
andSons Chocolatiers
On Brighton Way, andSons Chocolatiers pairs a chocolate store with a café window serving espresso, coffee, tea, and cold drinks, featuring Counter Culture Coffee and Rishi Tea, alongside a daily selection of baked goods from FARMSHOP. There is outdoor seating, and the café window is open Monday through Friday from 7am to 5pm, Saturday from 8am to 5pm, and Sunday from 9am to 2pm.
Alfred Coffee
Alfred Coffee is a Los Angeles coffee brand with a café at 490 N. Beverly Drive, where you can order ahead online.
Urth Caffé
Urth Caffé at 267 S. Beverly Drive is known for organic coffee and teas, and its menu includes breakfast dishes such as eggs Benedict.
Breakfast at Costa Covo
For a relaxed morning without leaving L'Ermitage, Costa Covo opens at 6:30am. Sunday service runs until 2pm, which suits a late breakfast or a relaxed brunch before an afternoon on Rodeo Drive.
Rooftop Dining in Beverly Hills
For dinner or cocktails above the city, Poza on the rooftop of L’Ermitage pairs seasonal Californian cuisine and fresh seafood with sunset views across Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. Spritzes, wines by the glass, and signature cocktails round out the menu. Poza is open daily from 11am to 9pm and welcomes visitors as well as hotel guests.
For more rooftop options across Beverly Hills and Los Angeles, see our full guide to the best rooftop restaurants in Beverly Hills.
Date Night in Beverly Hills
For anniversaries and evenings built around dinner for two, our guide to romantic restaurants in Beverly Hills covers intimate dining rooms, handmade pasta, and a Michelin-starred sushi restaurant.
Business Dinners in Beverly Hills
A business dinner works best in a room that supports the conversation. Three of the restaurants above offer private space:
- Spago has private dining rooms seating 2 to 24 guests, with larger configurations available for bigger events.
- CUT has Petit CUT, a private dining room for up to 24 seated guests, and a semi-private room, the Rodeo Dr. Tier, for up to 25.
- Costa Covo hosts private dinners, celebrations, and corporate gatherings by inquiry.
For gatherings beyond a dinner, explore private events at L'Ermitage.
Stay Where the Evening Begins
Beverly Hills rewards a stay that leaves room for long meals. L’Ermitage is an all-suite hotel on a residential boulevard, a short walk from Rodeo Drive, with Costa Covo and Poza on property. Explore our suites for a stay built around dinner, or see our guide to things to do in Beverly Hills for how to fill the hours in between.
Beverly Hills Restaurants FAQs
What are the best restaurants in Beverly Hills?
It depends on the occasion. Nozawa Bar and Tempura Endo suit Japanese fine dining, Spago and Funke suit a special dinner, CUT and matū are the steakhouse choices in this guide, and Costa Covo and Poza at L’Ermitage cover coastal Mediterranean dining and rooftop cocktails.
Which Beverly Hills restaurants have Michelin stars?
In the 2026 California selection, Nozawa Bar and Miura each hold one MICHELIN star. Tempura Endo, Funke, and matū are listed in the guide, and CUT, which held a star in 2019 and 2021, is now MICHELIN Recommended.
Where can I find fine dining in Beverly Hills?
Spago, Nozawa Bar, and Tempura Endo are good places to start. Spago offers à la carte and tasting menus, Nozawa Bar serves omakase only, and Tempura Endo serves tempura course by course at a counter.
Where can I eat Italian or Mediterranean food in Beverly Hills?
Costa Covo at L’Ermitage serves coastal Mediterranean dishes built on seasonal California ingredients, as well as delicious handmade pasta.
Where can I find a good cafe in Beverly Hills?
andSons Chocolatiers on Brighton Way and Alfred Coffee on N. Beverly Drive are good stops for coffee, and Urth Caffé serves breakfast on S. Beverly Drive. Costa Covo at L’Ermitage opens at 6:30am every day.
Which Beverly Hills restaurants are good for business dinners?
Spago, CUT, and Costa Covo all have private dining options. Spago’s private rooms seat 2 to 24 guests, and Petit CUT at CUT seats up to 24.
Are there rooftop restaurants in Beverly Hills?
Yes. Poza, on the rooftop of L’Ermitage, serves seasonal Californian cuisine and cocktails daily from 11am to 9pm, with views across Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. Our guide to the best rooftop restaurants in Beverly Hills covers more options.
