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    South Beverly Grill

    4.0 (1.1k reviews)
    Open • 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Upscale
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dressy

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    Gab G.

    Easily grabbed bar seats at around 5 PM on a weekday. I've never met a restaurant in the Hillstone group that I didn't like (Honor Bar next door is also great), and this spot was no different. I tried: + Crisp martini + French dip + Kale salad + Grilled artichokes + Artichoke dip French dip and artichoke dip were perfect. Also really liked the kale salad. Can skip the grilled artichokes (dip is better). 4.5 stars.

    Aram L.

    Got a reservation for this place for our last dinner in LA. Had to wait a bit after we checked in as it was quite busy even though it was an early dinner time. After being seated, the lady for our table was super friendly with great energy all while being helpful. We ordered several different plates and everything was really good. We ended up order their dessert (sundae) and enjoyed that as well. Intimate spot that would be great for dates but groups as well. It was a great way to wrap up our trip - recommended!

    So good
    Alexis Y.

    I'm a big Houston's fan, so when my girlfriend took me here for a weekday lunch I was thrilled. Ambiance very sleek, modern and dark just like Houston's. The menu is very similar as well, offering up some of the same dishes as well as some that are exclusive to this restaurant. Hiramasa Roll (best sushi roll imo) 10/10 Crab Cake 9/10 (you get tons of crap. I just wish there was a little more to it. A little more seasoning or a kick) Spicy Margarita 10/10 (perfection!) I tried one other role that I can't remember the name of, and it was really good as well. You can't go wrong with their Sushi!

    ambiance
    Najeya K.

    10/10 lunch experience. The steak was cooked to perfection, paired with their classic crispy french fries & spicy mayo sauce to go on the side. I really love when restaurants have a signature custom or theme so the spicy mayo always makes me happy. The spinach artichoke dip with chips is delicious. It comes out really hot & fresh so careful not to burn your mouth. Unlike majority of spinach artichoke dips I have tried, this one is more on the wet side as opposed to the cream-cheese texture. I loved it. The restaurant setting is classy with a dimly lit room & relaxing music. The patrons of this restaurant seem to all be respectful people which contributes to the overall vibe. Would def come back.

    Gin Martini With Olives
    Evan W.

    South Beverly Grill, part of the Hillstone chain, and formerly known as Houston's before being rebranded in name only (the decor and menu are the same as always) is the kind of place that pretends to be much more than it is. Dark woods and muted lighting, white linen napkins, weighty utensils, and sharply dressed servers are deployed to make you sort of forget that the menu is built around burgers, French dip sandwiches, spinach dip and baby back ribs. All of it tastes good, is fresh and well-prepared, but it's the same food they were serving 20+ years ago, at vastly elevated prices; with so many other interesting restaurants around town, dinner here feels a bit like a consolation prize. But my wife loves their burgers, so here we were, waiting for seats at the bar because the walk-in wait for a table was over 2 hours (people do love this place). I ordered a martini, which was very nicely made with a generous pour and fresh, good tasting olives. When were were eventually seated, we ordered the Spinach Dip (which I forgot to photograph) and a burger, which we shared. Burger was tasty, but now comes with more accoutrements, possibly to keep the overall size similar while reducing the weight of the burger itself. Nonetheless, it was cooked exactly as ordered and tasted great for what it was: a burger far less creative and satisfying than dozens of others around town (the burger at The Benjamin being a prime example). Fries on the side were thin, crispy and nicely salted. Service was friendly and attentive, and the meal was perfectly fine, if mostly unmemorable.

    Bob G.

    This fine dining restaurant is a sister restaurant to the Houston's and Hillstones family, with the name change due to being located in Beverly Hills. We arrived at 8:45 for a highly anticipated dinner with our Son, Jesse and were certainly not disappointed... Here goes: Valet parking... great Entered a very busy foyer, gave our name and was immediately greeted and seated at our reserved table... nice again! Upon sitting, our server, Felicia, came right over. While pouring chilled water she inquired if we'd like anything from the bar? Of course! A nice Cabernet for the lady and the boys were ordering an Old Fashioned and a Negroni. A wide variety of choices for starters and mains. The group of restaurants are infamous for their BBQ "fall off the bone" ribs. Feeling like something different, how about their Dover Sole, flown in daily from Dover, across the pond!!! Their salads are as beautiful as they are epic. Mom and Son ordered the chopped salad with shaved chicken and a to die for peanut sauce dressing... We ordered another fan favorite, their homemade guacamole dip, with warm pita chips. Incredible. We all got the baby back ribs, and, they were awesome and 1 full rack, fries and coleslaw for $45. We had plenty to take home for lunch today. Can't wait to!! Of course, too full for three desserts, so three forks and their own cake . Delightful presentation and tasty We're here in Beverly Hills for a few more days and I can guarantee that we'll be back before we leave... Mark this as a MUST GO... when you're in the area... Bon Appetite!!!

    Thai tuna roll
    Mandro E.

    Solid as always on every level; food, service, ambiance. Can't be better. Stepped in for a quick lunch on a Saturday for a drink, sushi, and fries. Best combination.

    Drinks and bar menu
    Connie H.

    Stopped in myself on a Saturday night and was able to get a spot at the bar. Did not wait long. Robert took great care of me. Started with some of the best sushi- my favorite Osaka style pressed sushi. The knife and fork ribs always go fast, so I ordered that with a side salad and their famous slaw instead of fries- delicious- did not disappoint. My neighbors at the bar were curious how I was putting this meal away by myself- it was so good. Speaking of the bar, I could not help but notice how well put together and inviting this place was. The staff kept food and drinks coming and did not miss a beat. Got a hot towel to clean my hands of bbq sauce and then it was a double espresso and a slice of key lime pie to end things wonderfully. Had a great time and will be back soon.

    IPA beer, fries and a burger
    Mike A.

    Anyone who gives this place less than 5 stars needs to do some soul-searching... This place and all the restaurants under the Hillstone Group are simply the best. There's nothing like sitting at the bar, enjoying a great IPA, and having a world class cheeseburger. Absolutely one of my all time favorites.

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    Second home since it opened... food is beyond good! No matter any and all changes the food has stayed the same. Love!

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