Spago Beverly Hills

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176 N Canon Dr
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

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(310) 385-0880
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Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
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Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Spago Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, CA
Reviews
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Best

Great selection of fresh product and perfectly executed dishes.

Worst

Yes, it is in Beverly Hills, and you see celebrities, but you'd better have three hours to spare for lunch. The food looks real elegant, but the taste is average. And the waiters ...

Editorial review from Citysearch 3/16/2014

It should shut down before it destroys it's legacy. Seriously. more

Great selection of fresh product and 6/7/2012

Great selection of fresh product and perfectly executed dishes. more

Old School Service and Quality 6/23/2011

Really, we have yet to have an ""LA"" experience here, which is the ultimate complement. There is thought and consideration in both the level of service as well as the preparation and presentation of the dishes.\r \r It is refreshing to see an established restaurant that does not rest on its laurels and rely on celebrity name dropping for its appeal. \r \r Try the heirloom tomato salad for a sample of the complexity of flavors the chef has to offer. more

Looking forward to an old friend's place 1/28/2011

Whenever you have a chance to visit an iconic place that serves you in the proper manner, with not necessarily the best food, but the best service; I'd say you should highlight it and make note for others. To elaborate, the food at Spago is first rate, especially the pastry chef's creations. A real highlight is the simplicity and decadent flavor that makes me want to return again and again. Sure, sometimes Spago is a bit hoity toity but we were always made felt welcome and that just is the way it should be. more

Loved it! 2/26/2010

I hadn't been to Spago for many years since they were in their old location on Sunset. They've been in this... more

Loved it! 2/26/2010

Chrissy Provided by Partner
I hadn't been to Spago for many years since they were in their old location on Sunset. They've been in this one in Beverly Hills for about 12 year... more

my favorite restaurant 11/22/2009

This is definitely my favorite restaurant.\r They change their menu every day that you can’t get bored of anything there.\r Their customer service is the best of the best.\r And their desserts are TO DIE FOR!\r more

Great menu 11/4/2009

I am a super picky maybe the pickiest eater ever yet I couldn't find a single thing wrong with anything I ordered here. Had a perfect anniversary dinner recently, wine menu is extensive and the somelier is very very helpful. Waiting staff is there when you need it but they don't bother you with constant stares. And most importantly the food is just beyond perfect. \r However, I think It's time for them to hire an interior designer, the place kinda looks outdated.... Its almost 2010 guys.... Pros: everything was beyond delicious Cons: decor more

Past its prime 10/11/2009

Spago was once an amazing dining experience. Now it seems like the last Bastion for a bankrupt Wolfgang Puck: the food is not very good at all. Consistently over salted and watery. Deserts are better. The Dobos torte is better than its Hungarian creators could ever make. Front door person had an attitude and made us wait at the bar even thought the restaurant was half empty. Pros: the history Cons: the food and the manners more

Lived up to its reputation! 3/3/2009

My 16 year old daughter opted for a trip to California (from NY) instead of a party. Spago was on her ""Bucket List."" After looking at the menu on line, I thought she would be disappointed. I was WRONG! I took her and two of her friends to dinner. They had NO problem choosing appetizers and dinner! One of her friends is in cooking school and was mesmerized by the view into the kitchen! The staff could not have been friendlier! The highlight of the evening was, of course, when Wolfgang Puck came over to the table and introduced himself and chatted with the girls. He graciously took a photo with them as well.\r \r As for the food...I had the artichoke soup and it was beyond delicious! I can honestly say...I have never tasted anything quite like it! It is a MUST have! The girls all had the risotto - my favorite - and it was outstanding! You could definitely taste the wood fired brick oven! For an entree, we had the duck - very, very good!! - the salmon - excellent! But...by far, the best was the chicken with black truffles!\r \r We shared the cookies for dessert and they were beyond incredible! I was worried that the restaurant wouldn't live up to our expectations but it exceeded them! DEFINITELY worth the trip! And...btw...it was the best $$$ we spent for a meal in California! Worth every penny! more

Spago, please update your restroom 2/15/2009

The return to Spago. I've been to this current Spago a couple of times before, and to the original location... more

Spago, please update your restroom 2/15/2009

mh2mh Provided by Partner
The return to Spago. I've been to this current Spago a couple of times before, and to the original location on Sunset once. This visit was to try... more

Wolfgang is my food god. 11/29/2008

Wolfgang Puck is my favorite chef! Spago is warm and friendly- never stuffy. The Food is wonderful, I keep getting the duck dishes when I go, they are just so amazing. The dishes are paired so nicely with unique sides. Also the walnut bread they pass out is yummy! \r The best part is Wolfgang coming around to every table to talk to you. I have yet to come up with something interesting to say to him (he he) \r Overall all it is a beautiful dining experience. My goal is to try every WP restaurant in my life ( or his, since I'm younger than him) Cons: beautiful in every way! more

lovely place hits nearly every mark 10/8/2008

I had a lovely dinner at Spago the other night with a few friends. Fortunately, these folks like to share tastes of their food, so I had an opportunity to try everything brought to the table.\r \r For starters, we had the cheese ravioli (which two loved, but I didn't like much), the gnocchi with veal ragu (which was a big favorite), the smoked salmon and sturgeon on blinis (which I loved and others liked), and a beet salad (which those who tried it loved). For entrees, we had the liberty duck breast (smokey and good), seared tuna (excellent), and the Kurobuta pork chop and belly (which all loved, and which I felt was extraordinary). Desserts included the raspberry souffle (very nice), the strawberry pancakes (tender and lovely), and the 12-layer chocolate tort (which was just okay).\r \r Service was very good, though not exceptional. I don't like much fuss, so I was perfectly content.\r \r Overall, I'd say I was slightly disappointed, in that neither the duck nor the ravioli were all that exciting, nor were the desserts. The pork, though, I must repeat, was amazing. I might go back, but I'd try other spots before doing so, including Cut. Pros: elegant casual decor, good service, some great dishes Cons: expensive, some dishes not as strong as expected more

Very Questionable Establishment and OVER HYPED!!!!!!!! 7/28/2008

I have never eaten there per se, but I have done a stage there. First off and before I begin I am a cook. I am also a graduate of the CIA in NY. I have staged or been in 1, 2 an 3 Michelin star restaurants in NYC. Therefore, I think I'm more of an authority than the average bag-o-douche who goes in there to eat.\r .\r The place was clean,Thats the first thing I notice when I enter any kitchen. The cooks were cramed in very close to each and had no elbow room between the cuttingboards. I was asked to clean and cut baby vegetables for the ""fish Guy's"" station. I helped him w/most of his prep and he was a real tool about everything and kept trying to discourage me from working there. I had to set him straight and it was all bad after that. Thomas, the Chef de Cuisine yelled at me for having an unopened can of soda, \r I couldn't believe it, I never even had that happen in culinary school.\r \r I helped prep several other stations and then service began. I looked at as many dishes as I can, and quite honestly nothing impressed me except for the Squab plate. Other than that, I was completely unimpressed. And the Shoemaker kid they had me work with. This sarcastic fool had a disgusting habit of using the same spoon to taste everything w/o ever once cleaning it. I saw him eating food off of plates he was finishing. That a big No in any kitchen . The sous saw it and said nothing. As a matter of fact I saw the sous drop tongs on the floor, pick 'em up and keep on cooking w/o ever cleaning them. Another huge No No! (Real cooks at Real restaurants don't use tongs anyway!)\r \r I was offered a job as a line cook at the end of my trail, which I was all too happy to decline. You wouldn't catch me working with arrogant, cocky shoemakers. I left frusterated that the place has the rep that it doesIts proof that pople w/$ dnt always have good palates.\r It was a learning experience. You should learn from mine. I'm sure there are better places to eat for your money. Pros: Lots of Stars, but whats that Have to do with my food or eating? Cons: Read and draw your own conclusion more

HIGHLY Recommended 7/27/2008

My friend and I just ate lunch here last Friday, 7/25 and really enjoyed everything about the restaurant. The prices were not terribly high and the food was fantastic. I ordered the Thai Chicken Salad and my friend ordered the Calzone, both of which we would definitely order again. Our server was prompt and the atmosphere is really pretty. We ordered the chocolate cake for dessert and it was scrumptious, though a little overpriced at $14. Great lunch spot! Pros: Food & Location Cons: nothing more

Defines fine dining 6/4/2008

Wolfgang Puck?s restaurant is the epitemy of a world-class restaurant. Wait staff are incredibly attentive and extremely knowledgeable about the menu. You can dine in the indoor courtyard, but I recommend eating in the main, colorful dining with abstract art so you can watch the chefs cooking in the kitchen. My family went for lunch, since the menu prices were cheaper midday than during dinner hours. I had a delicious tuna salad and the apple strudel for dessert; both highly recommended. Spago is a worthwhile splurge for any special occasion. more

wonderful experience 4/14/2008

While not t he cheapest place to dine the food was excellent as was the service. The staff was more than helpful and very attentive. The food was to die for and every bit of what was expected. the scsallops were wonderful and the steak was perfect. more

The Legend Continues 3/7/2008

I've dined at Spago's countless times for business meetings and during industry after-parties, but I figured I'd might as well confirm what countless tales and legends of this place exist.\r \r Everything about it -- from the meticulous attention to detail (decor, silverware setups, menu layout) to the mind-shattering food, is absolutely top-drawer.\r \r While mostly a ""special occasion"" spot for most, I say splurge. Don't cheat yourself; treat yourself. Go to Spago's, because if you're already a patron, then continue to support. And if you're a Spago's virgin, then go pop your cherry. It remains the King of Beverly Hills fine dining. Pros: Hong Kong Style Duck Cons: I wish the staff didn't wear ugly purple shirts more

Nothing special 1/22/2008

We had a party of 5 including a student currently attending a culinary school. She heard that it was overrated, but decided to come along to try it out. We were all disappointed. I ordered a squab (pigeon) dish with a pumpkin spiced flan and some type of beans and greens. The others ordered the sea bass, NY steak, ahi tuna, and something else that is forgettable. We also shared a bottle of sangiovese ($40) which was probably the best thing of the night. We ordered 2 appetizers - Sweet shrimp and lobster risotto and the pork terraine. Both appetizers were tasty. Nice mix of flavors. The entrees were a huge disappointment. My dish was OK. My friend who ordered the steak just had a big slab of burnt steak on a white plate with no garnish. Why not put some color on the dish to make it appealing? Isn't Spago known for food and presentation? Ahi Tuna dish was nothing great. We had dinner at Firestone Brewery in the Santa Ynez Valley the night before and for the cost and quality of the food, we thought Firestone was so much more worth it. My friend said that the ahi tuna at Firestone was much better than Spagos. We were expecting so much more for the price. I'll never go back again. Pros: Wine selection Cons: Price, Quality of Food more
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Editorial
  • Good date night option. Spago is a fine dining establishment founded by renowned master chef Wolfgang Puck. Spago is more affordable...

  • 10/15/2012 Provided by KidScore
Additional information
  • Hours: Monday - Thursday: 12pm - 2:15pm Friday: 11:30am - 2:15pm Saturday: 12pm - 2:15pm Sunday - Friday: 6pm - 10pm Saturday: 5:30pm - 11pm
  • Payments: Diner's Club, American Express, Master Card, Visa, Discover
  • Neighborhoods: Beverly Hills
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