Where to eat in Beverly Hills

Wolfgang Puck’s flagship Beverly Hills dining room serves California cuisine on North Cañon Drive; reserve it for a destination dinner rather than a casual walk-in meal.

A rooftop Italian restaurant and cocktail bar at The Maybourne, overlooking Beverly Cañon Gardens from the center of the Golden Triangle.

A Vietnamese-inspired Beverly Hills restaurant known for garlic noodles, seafood, and a polished dining room on North Bedford Drive.

The Peninsula Beverly Hills dining room serves Mediterranean-influenced breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a garden-facing hotel setting near Wilshire Boulevard.

A lively North Cañon Drive Italian restaurant known for pasta and sidewalk tables, well placed for a first dinner in the Golden Triangle.

A compact South Beverly Drive room serving sandwiches, sushi, martinis, and wine from late morning through dinner.

A busy West Hollywood breakfast and brunch cafe on Sunset Boulevard, known for colorful lattes, egg dishes, and a patio; it requires a ride from Beverly Hills.

A French-style cafe and wine bar at Westfield Century City in Los Angeles, useful during a Century City shopping stop rather than a Beverly Hills walking day.

A plant-based Mexican restaurant with a large patio on Melrose Avenue in West Hollywood, requiring a separate ride from Beverly Hills.

A casual West Hollywood cafe on Holloway Drive for coffee, breakfast, and sandwiches; use it only when the day already includes the Sunset Strip area.

A small Venetian restaurant on West Third Street in Los Angeles, between Robertson and San Vicente; it is a regional dinner choice outside Beverly Hills.