Whether you are looking for an intimate family gathering or entertaining your whole office, we’ve compiled the best options around Beverly Hills for booking a private dining room this holiday season—and also gathered a few tips from top florists and event gurus around town.
Food, at the very least it’s sustenance, but at its height it’s a symphony, a masterpiece, something that wars have been fought over. There’s a long list of movies centered around food and wine; these are my favorites, in alphabetical order.
Everyone can call a caterer and throw an amazing soirée. But why not choose a bolder option for your fall entertaining? Assemble a fabulous feast for your guests comprised of your favorite dishes from beloved Beverly Hills restaurants.
When you feel like a new dining adventure outside of Beverly Hills, here are new top spots in three different neighborhoods within a short driving distance.
Do you want to know the secret to a successful Rodeo Drive shopping spree? It’s a high-quality cup of coffee imbuing the buyer with caffeine-fueled confidence. While Beverly Hills is known for its opulence and charm, it also boasts a thriving coffee culture. From sleek
This year, new dining destinations have arrived in Beverly Hills from around the world. At the same time, other familiar brands have reinvented and revitalized themselves. Whether you are looking for new casual options that won’t break the bank or a special-occasion splurge, the choices
We asked some of the top toques in town this question to tell us their preferred dining spots when they are not in the kitchen. The results are informative, thoughtful, and show a heartfelt appreciation for their fellow chefs.
In Southern California, when the calendar says fall, it may still feel like summer. When it comes to choosing wines for festive meals with friends, we often straddle two seasons. Here is a sampling of wines and spirits under $200 that are serious enough for
There is a scene in the 2020 docuseries, “Shape of Pasta,” in which chef Evan Funke travels to a small village in Calabria to meet a local chef. She is said to be the only person in Italy who still makes an obscure pasta known
It’s time to celebrate mom, grandma, or the special mother figure in your life this Sunday, May 12.