11 curated picks covering every occasion, cuisine, and budget — with real TikTok previews.
11 restaurantsBeverly Hills sets a high bar for service and polish. The neighborhood rewards diners who look past the hotel dining rooms — chef-driven spots on Canon, Brighton, and the surrounding streets deliver exceptional food in beautiful rooms.
These 11 picks are pulled from Forks.LA's database of 230+ LA restaurants, selected for quality, consistency, and the kind of experience worth planning your night around. Top of the list: Nozawa Bar, Avra Beverly Hills, Funke.
Beverly Hills counter omakase from the legendary Nozawa family — intimate 10-seat sushi bar, Michelin-listed, and one of the most focused meals in the city
Must-try: Seasonal omakase nigiri, Chef's daily market fish, Uni hand roll to close
📍 212 S Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212
Greek seafood flown in daily — Mykonos transplanted to BH
Must-try: Charcoal Grilled Octopus, Whole Grilled Sea Bass, Crispy Chips with Tzatziki
📍 233 N Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Beverly Hills' pasta laboratory — Evan Funke's handmade pasta behind a glass wall, and a rooftop bar with views of the Hollywood Hills
Must-try: Tagliatelle al ragù, Sfincione (Sicilian pizza, rooftop only), Seasonal handmade pasta
📍 9575 W Pico Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Massimo Bottura's Beverly Hills outpost — global flavors filtered through Italy's greatest living chef inside the Gucci boutique
Must-try: Tortellini in Parmigiano Reggiano broth, Emilia burger, KFC dessert
📍 347 N Rodeo Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Wolfgang Puck's Beverly Hills flagship — the restaurant that invented California Cuisine still delivering on the original promise
Must-try: Smoked salmon pizza, Sautéed skate wing, Kaiserschmarrn dessert
📍 176 N Canon Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
The original — Nobu Matsuhisa's first restaurant, where he invented new-style sashimi and changed how America eats Japanese food
Must-try: New style salmon sashimi, Yellowtail with jalapeño, Black cod with miso
📍 129 N La Cienega Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Beverly Hills power steakhouse where the butter cake dessert is as famous as the dry-aged prime beef
Must-try: Bone-in ribeye (USDA Prime), Butter cake, Truffle mac and cheese
📍 246 N Canon Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Old Hollywood Beverly Hills Italian — the chopped salad that invented the genre
Must-try: La Scala chopped salad, Pasta primavera, Veal piccata
📍 434 N Canon Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Beverly Hills Euro-Asian seafood palace — the secret garlic noodles and whole roasted crab
Must-try: Whole roasted Dungeness crab, Secret garlic noodles, Shaking beef
📍 468 N Bedford Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Beverly Hills Jewish deli since 1945 — matzo ball soup, corned beef, and a room full of industry history
Must-try: Matzo ball soup, Corned beef on rye, Lox and cream cheese on bagel
📍 414 N Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Beverly Hills' everyday Italian — Drago family pasta, outdoor terrace, and the kind of regulars who've been coming since 1997
Must-try: Tagliolini with truffle, Pappardelle Bolognese, Tiramisu
📍 400 N Canon Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Nozawa Bar is consistently the top-rated restaurant in Beverly Hills — exceptional food, a memorable atmosphere, and the kind of place worth booking ahead for. Other standouts include Avra Beverly Hills and Funke.
The most talked-about restaurants in Beverly Hills right now are Nozawa Bar, Avra Beverly Hills, Funke. All three are booking out quickly — reservations are recommended for weekend visits.
Nate'n Al's is one of the best value options in Beverly Hills — quality food without the special-occasion price tag. Several spots on this list are wallet-friendly without sacrificing on what's on the plate.
The top spots in Beverly Hills fill up fast, especially on weekends. Book Nozawa Bar and similar picks 3–7 days ahead on Resy or OpenTable. Several spots on this list are walk-in friendly on weeknights.
