4 Best Restaurants in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles

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Paul Feinstein

Never short on sophistication, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, and the Westside are known for their high-profile eateries that often have paparazzi camped outside.

Tsujita LA

$ | West L.A. Fodor's Choice
The crown prince of ramen in Los Angeles deserves every accolade thrown at it. With lines wrapped around the block, patrons await tonkotsu (a pork broth that simmers for 60 hours) with tender strips of pork, semi-hard noodles, wood ear mushrooms, and bamboo shoots. Other items include spicy tuna or salmon bowls over rice. Don’t mind the lines, the ramen here tops every list for a reason and is worth waiting for.

Fatamorgana Gelato

$ | Beverly Hills

This family-owned gelato shop has its roots in Italy and offers loads of flavors to cool shoppers off on hot Beverly Hills days.

Desserts Family $ Dessert
162 S. Beverly Dr., Los Angeles, CA, 90212, USA
424-278–1629
Known For
  • Authentic gelato
  • Family friendly
  • Central location

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Monte Alban

$$ | West L.A.

This family-owned restaurant specializes in the subtle cooking of one of Mexico's most respected culinary regions: Oaxaca. The flavors here are intense without being fiery, as families dine under Mexican-themed murals and antique masks. Try this version of chiles rellenos: bright green chili peppers stuffed with chicken, raisins, and nuts. Don't miss any of the complex moles ladled over chicken, pork, salmon, or extra-tender stewed goat. For dessert, there's fried sweet plantains topped with crème fraîche.

Mexican Family $$ Lunch Dinner
11927 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA, 90025, USA
310-444–7736
montealbanrestaurante.com
Known For
  • Signature chiles rellenos
  • Delicious sweet plantains
  • Complex moles

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Versailles

$ | West L.A.

Locals line up outside the door for Versailles's respectable, bargain-priced Cuban food. Diners go crazy over the citrusy mojo-marinated chicken seasoned with loads of garlic; others prefer flank steak, paella, or ropa vieja (shredded beef).