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A.O.C is a small plates restaurant driven by seasonal ingredients, locally sourced. Their California French cuisine was developed by Chef Suzanne Goin, and has some Mediterranean influences as well. WeHo location (this one has a great outdoor patio): 8700 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048
Make a reservation well in advance. This art deco eatery is located in the BHH, and offers refined Californian cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It is a splurge, so it may be worth going just for drinks and dessert - their classic chocolate soufflé is a don't miss!
One of the most unique spots in L.A. to dine alfresco, The Cabana Cafe serves breakfast and brunch all day, fresh salads, wood-fired pizzas, sandwiches, burgers and smoothies in a casual-chic poolside environment. Of all restaurants in Beverly Hills, the unique atmosphere of The Cabana Cafe is perfect for dining outside and soaking up the California sun. This is a splurge, but well worth it if you want to split a salad and experience this iconic setting!