Reservations · Outdoor seating
Stellar rooftop views with polished vibes and solid, globally-influenced plates; expect premium pricing and occasional service delays, but sunsets and cocktails deliver the wow.
Step off the elevator into a terrace where the skyline opens wide and the scene feels warm and bustling. Guests rave about sunset, heaters and blankets at the ready, and staff who often anticipate needs. One diner noted, "The octopus sang and the view felt straight out of a film," capturing the cinematic vistas that headline the experience. In the kitchen, the approach leans contemporary with global touches—yuzu pickles on a burger, miso with salmon, and a Thai curry that suits the rooftop’s polished but relaxed energy. Seafood starters and salads shine, burgers and salmon are crowd-pleasers, while the Pad Thai divides opinions. Pricing reflects the setting: you pay for the view-forward ambiance as much as the plate. Families can be comfortable at lunch or brunch with options like pancakes, fries, schnitzel, and burgers, though evenings skew more scene-driven. Vegetarian choices exist but are not abundant, so kids and selective eaters may fare better with simpler picks. Ask for heaters or a blanket if breezes roll in for a cozy rooftop meal.
Area: Upscale hotel corridor with luxury retail and offices; draws business travelers, locals celebrating, and visitors seeking views.
Safety: Well-patrolled, high foot traffic, bright at night; minimal safety concerns typical of central Beverly Hills.
Nearby: Inside/atop a luxury hotel near Beverly Hilton and Rodeo Drive; heavy valet operations and photo spots.
Available: Reservations, Outdoor seating
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