The Farm of Beverly Hills

My recent experience at The Farm of Beverly Hills was a delightful journey that transported me to a charming culinary retreat. Located in the heart of Beverly Hills, this restaurant offers a rustic and cozy ambiance that blends seamlessly with its farm-inspired concept. From the moment I stepped into The Farm, I was captivated by its warm and inviting atmosphere. The interior exudes a rustic charm, with wooden accents, cozy seating, and soft lighting that create a comfortable and welcoming space. It’s the kind of place where you can unwind and enjoy a leisurely meal. The menu at The Farm of Beverly Hills showcases a variety of classic American dishes with a twist, highlighting fresh and locally sourced ingredients. From hearty breakfast options to satisfying lunch and dinner choices, there is something for everyone. The Farm’s commitment to using high-quality produce and seasonal flavors was evident in the vibrant and flavorful dishes they served. One standout dish I enjoyed was the Farmhouse Benedict, featuring perfectly poached eggs nestled on a bed of crispy bacon and toasted English muffins, topped with a rich and velvety hollandaise sauce. The combination of flavors was indulgent and comforting, making it an excellent choice for breakfast or brunch. The Farm of Beverly Hills also offers an array of freshly baked goods and pastries that are hard to resist. From flaky croissants to decadent cakes and pies, their bakery section is a treat for those with a sweet tooth. Pairing a freshly brewed cup of coffee with one of their delectable desserts is the perfect way to end a meal. The service at The Farm was friendly and attentive, enhancing the overall dining experience. The staff members were knowledgeable about the menu and provided recommendations based on individual preferences. However, during peak hours, the wait times for food and service could be a bit longer, which slightly affected the overall experience. The restaurant’s outdoor patio area is a delightful spot to enjoy your meal amidst the beautiful California weather. Surrounded by greenery and adorned with charming details, it offers a peaceful escape from the bustling city. It’s an ideal setting for a leisurely brunch or an intimate dinner under the stars. One aspect where The Farm of Beverly Hills could further improve is the pricing of certain menu items. While the quality of the food is commendable, some dishes might be considered slightly overpriced compared to similar offerings in the area. Nevertheless, the overall experience and ambiance make it a worthwhile visit. In conclusion, The Farm of Beverly Hills offers a charming culinary retreat where rustic ambiance meets delectable cuisine. With its farm-inspired concept, quality ingredients, and cozy atmosphere, it provides a satisfying dining experience. Whether you’re seeking a hearty breakfast, a leisurely brunch, or a cozy dinner, The Farm of Beverly Hills is a place where you can enjoy good food and a relaxed ambiance in the heart of Beverly Hills.

Nice restaurant if you’re looking for breakfast near rodeo drive. Cozy ambiance. Food is delicious. I had a breakfast burrito with a delicious cappuccino. It is a quiet location where you can eat indoor or outdoor. Service is quick no the staff is friendly. I would definitely come back on my next trip to LA.

We went third for a Sunday brunch at almost noon time… they were still serving breakfast which was good… we sat outside to enjoy the breeze in the shade they have… we had egg Benedict… fried egg burrito and French toast… all were done with perfection… I strongly recommend the place… they may need to add more servants outside especially when it is busy.

The wife and I had some errands to run in Beverly Hills (yes, that's right – Rodeo Drive, 90210, swimming pools, movie stars – okay, maybe not those last two). After we had taken care of everything, we walked one block over to have breakfast at The Farm. This place has indoor and outdoor seating. The day was sunny and warm so we chose to sit inside. It is very airy with high ceilings, kind of like a barn. It was 9:30 AM or so and there are not many people inside. We got a booth and looked over the menu. The wife chose the egg sandwich. I knew she was going to because the waitress asked her to choose between fruit, something else, and roasted potatoes. As soon as the waitress said they were roasted fingerling potatoes, my wife had no further questions. She loves those kinds potatoes. I chose their Challah French toast. French toast is my go to dish for new breakfast places. I wanted to see how this restaurant stacked up. We also both had coffee, which was good. The coffee was good. The restaurant was not too noisy so we could enjoy our conversation without having to yell at each other. I was looking out the front of the restaurant and enjoying the parade of eclectic locals and tourists without having to worry about sitting in the sun. Food arrived and it looked delicious. The wife was very happy with her egg sandwich. It comes with bacon, she likes hers crispy, and that is just how they prepared it. Of course, he likes her fingerling potatoes any way the restaurant makes them and they were not burned so she was happy about that. She ate the entire plate, sandwich and potatoes. My food came with a little beaker of maple syrup on the side and the toast was covered in mixed fruit. I'm not really a fruit kind of guy but this fruit was fresh and I ate all of it. The host was thick well cooked and had the slightest hint of cinnamon. Needless to say, I ate the entire plate, too. We were both satisfied and happy with their choices. The coffee kept coming and then it was time to leave. This place is a little more expensive than others I have frequented. However, it is Beverly Hills, one block over from Rodeo Drive and somebody has to pay the rent. I will be back in the area next week and will most likely come back again. One more thing of note. Beverly Hills, like most places in Southern California, is suffering from a severe drought. If you want a glass of water on your table, you have to ask for it, movie star or not.

Excellent ambience and great staff. Ordered turkey Chilli, chips with caramalized onion dip and with the salmon lox avocado toast. Onion dip was excellent. Sliced almond was not great to look at or eat. It had a raw taste. Gave it back and ask for grilled salmon. Glad I gave it back. The toast was really tasty with the grilled salmon. Highly recommend.

We have a great time here. Location is good. Food is good. Service is good. They also give a postcard about the restaurant. It is so nice.

Nice place to stop in for patio style quick eats. Small patio, roadside, with two rows of tables. Service was fast and friendly. No tables inside right now because of covid. We had a house salad that lacked flavor. The waffle with chicken was good. The cheeseburger was a expected. Salmon with quinoa was probably our best meal. Nothing to write home about, but no complaints either. High priced though probably comparable given the location. Expected more. Expected something special. All in all, decent lunch.

convenient location! nice food! they offer all day breakfast and lunch (from 10 am to 3:30pm) you could sit inside or outside the restaurant the outside view is also good highly recommend egg benedict 2 poached egg with ham on an english muffin i love the Hollandaise sauce it is a prefect match with the benedict they offer potato, green for the side crispy chicken sandwich surprised that the jalapeño slaw is so match with the crispy chicken amazing! they offer fries and green (+ 2 dollars for sweet potato fries) i love the fries however, they charged additional 5% for employee benefit

I've been going here for decades and see the owners helping there all the time. A few times, he recognized me and came over to my table to thank me for being a regular customer. Awesome breakfast options for a good price. Also it's very family friendly so bring the kids!

Well, it's called The Farm, so I decided to load up on the vegetables. The chimichurri rice bowl was OK, though I'm not sure of the name since there was no chimichurri on it. The rice was fine and cooked perfectly, as were the eggs and mushrooms. The carrots were a bit too raw and mushy, and the dull knife at the table couldn't cut the broccolini, making it awkward to eat. Without any sauce and almost no seasoning, I had to douse it in cholula, but at least I felt healthy and not gross afterwards. It was good, just pretty basic, like something I could make, which I don't think I've ever said before.

Great restaurant in the heart of Beverly Hills. Nice and friendly staff and sat outside on the patio. The food was excellent and had a nice variety. Great opportunity to people watch and enjoy a yummy lunch!

The service was good, but the food was just okay. We dined here today before visiting somewhere else in Beverly Hills, so we pretty much decided on brunch here based on location. They have a fairly decent selection to choose from. I went with an omelette, side potatoes and a coffee. Honestly it was not worth the $30+. Both the omelette and potatoes were under-salted (for reference, I generally don't need to add salt to anything I've ordered - usually the amount used to cook the food is enough for me). I probably left a third of both on the plate mainly out of boredom. I had some friends get the special and it sounded like they were quite happy with it.

Not a pretentious or too fancy a spot, it's convenient to public parking and they have great outdoor seating. The main reason we chose this place was so we could bring our dog. Even on a Saturday, where they don't take reservations, the guy on the phone was very accommodating and told us to call 20 minutes before we were due to arrive and held a table for us. He did exactly as he said. That being said, even around noon there were still tables available outside and it didn't look like there was any wait to get seated. Service was polite and timely, neither overbearing nor absent. I had a salmon grain bowl with brown rice, quinoa, snow peas, and kimchee. The salmon was cooked just right and the grains were well seasoned with a delicious dressing. Kimchee was a nice and unusual addition. Overall, if you want something not too fussy but generally pretty good, with good service, this is not a bad option for BH.

My client and her family stopped here for a quick bite. It was a busy mid morning but We didn't wait that long To be seated. My client had Eggs Benedict. She finished it. I had the Chicken Panini Sandwich served with salad. It was good, filling and adequate portion. Price is reasonable. Good ambiance Good customer service Recommended

Honestly needs to close. Staff hygiene is abhorrent... one staff in bathroom walked out without washing hands, other staff sneezed three times without washing hands, stained shirts, honestly embarrassing Food is equivalent to Dennys.. maybe Dennys is better? The majority of the time the staff was behind the counter Please close

We went in for a lunch. They were closing shortly, but we ordered in enough time. We started with Bacon Bloody Mary's, they were very watery. We ordered the Huevos Rancheros, the turkey chili and the blackened chicken wrap. Food came out in a timely manner, but my Huevos Rancheros were not hot. And my friend said her chili wasn't as heat hot, as it should have been. My eggs were Luke warm. If in the neighborhood , I'd choose a different place.

Not many breakfast spots in the immediate area so we decided to have a morning meal here. I had a "build your own omelette." Since I selected the toppings, it wouldn't be fair to provide my subjective opinion on the taste. So I'll stick to the drinks. I had the breakfast tea w/almond milk and my colleague and I both Hot Matchas. The drinks were disappointing. The Matchas were bland and just a tad bit warmer than room temperature. I understand that you can't get them too warm as it compromises the expresso. But these really needed to be served warmer. Pretty cool place and friendly service, but I can't recommend these particular drinks. Hence the 4 stars.

Food was light yet filling, and the tea was perfect. Service was good for a full house on a rainy day. Ambiance was lively and comfortable.

The Farm of Beverly Hills has delicious and well prepared food in a cool and relaxed atmosphere. The staff here is very friendly and accommodating to make sure that you have everything that you need for the best meal.

Came here a few times... and most recently the end of March 2021. We made reservations because it was on a Sunday. The inside is a little small but cute and warm feeling. Due to COVID, it was outdoor seating only. We were seated outside a vacant restaurant next door. I think we may have been forgotten about a few times due to our location. Anyway, I got a burrito and my husband and friends got a burger and typical breakfast food. We all enjoyed our brunch. Worthy of a stop if you are in the area.

Before we started our shopping adventure down Rodeo, we decided to start with brunch. Overall, our visit was pleasant. The service started slow but once we got it rolling, it was great. I enjoyed the vibe of the location, as well as the food. The clientele was mixed with couples, families with teenage children and older, as well as people conducting business. I had the Farm Breakfast Burrito (Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Pico de Gallo, Potatoes, Cheddar served with Chips & Guacamole). The portion was filling and the flavor was great. I do feel that I would return here if I am back in the area. There are plenty of parking areas nearby so don't worry about parking. . . . .. .

This place is cozy and has nice vibes. Didn't feel over the top like neighboring businesses. I would rate the food 3.5/5. We got the lox sandwich and the blackened chicken wrap. They were pretty simple but did the job. My side salad was so dry im not sure if it had any dressing. Pricing was fair for the location and quality.

I ordered the baked maple salmon salad and it was absolutely delicious and packed with a ton of different things. I am picky about salmon and it was cooked to perfection. Service was good and we got seated immediately at lunch.

"The Go-To in Bev Hills" I say go-to for when you want to experience pretty good food, somewhat reasonable prices, and usually not too hard to get a table, all in the center of Bev Hill. We were able to get a table outside, which was very nice. Ordered the blackened chicken tortilla salad at $21, got the turkey club sammie at $18 (over priced for what u get tho). Nothing to complain about with the dishes and we walked away very satisfied. Note that the bill will include something called "Employment Benefit Charge" of 5%, which is bush league, as they should just include this in the per item charge, but whatever I guess. Like I said, it you are stuck in Bev Hills and need a quick fix, and want to avoid the other places (do you hear me, Cheesecake Factory?, btw this Cheesecake is the very first location of that chain...) this is a very good option.

We popped in here for a late lunch and got the blackened chicken wrap and breakfast burrito. Great service and great food. Very convenient free parking across the street.

I can't believe The Farm has closed. I was so looking forward to ordering lunch today. I usually take out lunch from The Farm every other Friday but haven't been in the area since the last week of February, only to learn today that they've closed permanently. Lunch from the The Farm was the only thing that made working in the office on Friday more palatable. Consider me disappointed. What a shame.

Stopped by for lunch. It's a local spot. Very easy and straightforward. Wraps, salads and sandwiches. I ordered a chicken wrap and it was excellent. Once it gets busy, you'll have to wait a little longer for refills. Anyhow, it's a great place for lunch while running errands or not wanting to be at huge scene type of establishment. I would definitely recommend and dine there again. Parking in the structure across the street offers 2 hours free. Can't beat that.

Food was good but service was amazing. We had one small issue and they went above and beyond to try and make it right, I almost felt guilty lol

We stumbled upon this restaurant while we were exploring Rodeo Dr and I'm glad we did! We showed up with two kids in tow and kind of stood around waiting to be seated until a waiter acknowledged us. He didn't seem to be in a very good mood, which was kind of a bummer. Oh well. My husband ordered the Ahi Tuna Tower and I got the Shrimp and Tortilla salad. The tower was really delicious and the flavors were amazing. My salad was also really good but I felt like the shrimp could have been seasoned a bit more. If you can look past the service aspect of this place, then definitely frequent this establishment!

The Farm of Beverly Hills on North Beverly Drive has been at this location since 1997 and is a diner type restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Have dined here since they opened and enjoyed meals with my family and friends. It's been a while since my last visit here. After high power meetings at swanky hotels and restaurants, I sometimes want less flash and more substance, healthy and delicious meal in my neighborhood and this diner came to mind after a little drive by in my Porsche. There's indoor and outdoor patio seating and are furbabe Fendi friendly. During peak lunchtime, it usually gets crowded and there's usually a wait for seating. Before the minor renovations, the interior decor before had lots of country farm motifs throughout. Now all that farm stuff is gone, cleaned up, and it looks better, less clutter and overall looked improved. Service was a tad slow and lacked attentiveness. I observed one waitress covering the post lunchtime crowd and she was my waitress too. I witnessed other staff members: waiters and waitresses walking around aimlessly and not helping along...annoying! My waitress was clearly overwhelmed, she and the servers didn't refill my water glass, didn't ask if I wanted another Arnold Palmer or if my meal was satisfactory. Also, I Hated waiting longer than usual for my check, and had to flag the waitress down for attention to give her my credit card to pay. Maybe next time I'll ask for the check right after my meal is served :/ The menu offers something for all dietary preferences carnivores and vegans and menu selections leans towards the healthy side. There's a full bar if you need a spirited drink. There was once a bakery section, but that's long gone. Earlier I ordered the Maple Baked Salmon salad, no apples slices, added grilled corn and dressing on the side. Started with a sample of their curry lentil soup, which was delish and very curry intensive. The salad was presented nicely with all the various ingredients looked and tasted fresh with the maple glazed and slighted crusted salmon. Substantial portioned just right. I would order this salad again but next time would ask to leave out the grapes, not a fan of apples or grapes in my salmon salad. Otherwise, it was delish and worthy of my recommendation. Parking is always a challenge, but across the street next to Crate and Barrel is the BH city parking subterranean 2 hours free.

Ok let's start with the sweet potato fries which maybe were the best fries I have ever had! Just so damn good. Get it and don't question it! Other than that food was decent. Cauliflower lacked flavor, don't recommend it, but the Brussels were pretty good and crispy how I like it! Harvest salad was also fine. Overall an enjoyable lunch but nothing super memorable aside from those fries... I'd go back just for that!

Great spot to grab a bite in Beverly Hills. Omelette was incredible and the service was quick and attentive.

The only thing I like in this place and never have it right, I ordered on line, I said no jalapeño slaw and I also ordered avocado and here is what I got Ones I was in the restaurant to pickup my order and there's two guys that I believe they are twins, but the one checking the order looks that isn't the most happy worker there.

Sorry for the 3. Use to be a 5 but the customer service has really declined. Food is still great. But we had to beg for refills of coffee and waters. No one really checked On us. We spent most of the time asking the people clearing dishes for more drinks.

Ate here with coworkers. They had outdoor seating in the streets which was pleasant except cars seemed to pass so close (you feel like a dare devil!). I'd still eat outside again tho. Food was as expected. I got a kale salad and added a side of salmon which was the right choice for more protein! My coworker got a burger (she said it was good), and the salmon grain bowl my other coworker got looked just as good as mine! The third coworker got the wrap (also satisfied). Overall, everyone was happy. No complaints. Service was as expected. We were shaded at 12p so great to sit out and not get too hot at this time of year! I'd go again.

First time here and second time in LA. The best breakfast place ever, I make my omelette and my friend had the pancakes with mimosa. Cute place and walk way to rodeo drive

Came here on a sunny day with my dad and my sister. We had to wait even though we made a reservation online. Luckily, we didn't have to wait that long and they seated us outside. The food also came out super fast, so I'll let the initial waiting slide this time. I had the grilled salmon grain bowl with farro, mushrooms, snap peas, asparagus, homemade kimchi with a lemon vinaigrette. It was healthy and delicious! I felt comfortably full eating half of it and I saved the other half for another meal. Tasty and efficient :)

Good food, service a bit inattentive, rather expensive. I paid $30 for an omelet and a cup of coffee. This included an up charge for the fruit which was offered as a side (don't know if other sides offered were up charged) and a fee to offset employee insurance costs. The omelet was definitely one of the better ones I've ever had, but the cost means I won't be returning.

Had lunch there today and was surprised to see a 5% employee surcharge on my bill. I've seen this charge before but not 5%! For what they charge for a so so crispy thigh meat chicken sandwich they' should be able to take care of their employees and let me just tip my server. Very annoying. Won't be back. And yeah, I know I can refuse to pay it but I shouldn't have to.

Nice patio seating, with heaters, made for a wonderful visit on a brisk rainy day. The food is simple farm to table. The classic Turkey burger hit all the right notes, with a side of mixed greens. Solid, 4 stars.

I like this place a lot. A great place to eat for Sunday brunch etc. My server this time was Irene and she is great. Super friendly, professional, and fun. Please reward her for excellent customer service and for being awesome.

leaving a review for the food only as i ordered for pickup. my scramble was amazing. it was packaged really well so that it arrived still warm!! which is rare for omelets to stay warm for pickup /delivery so i am usually wary but the farm did not disappoint! i also enjoyed the french toast only thing that sucks is they close at 3pm so you gotta get it in the morning!

They just reopened so giving 3 stars with the hope that the service/food was subpar because they're readjusting. The burrito didn't really have any flavor to it and neither did my salmon- both were pretty dry. Guac and hummus was good. For a Thursday at 2:30pm it wasn't very busy and we'd expect service to be better but the food came out really slow and I asked for a lemon that I never received. Food flavor - 2/5 Service - 2/5 Ambiance - 3.5/5

Recommend the salmon bowl. Not the Turkey chili, unless you like clawingly sweet chili.

This place has been here for ages.The food is adequate if you are on Beverly and hungry,but honestly the food here is just lacking..ordinary filling but nothing special.54bucks for two burritos iced tea and a coffee is very taxing

Food was uneventful. Unless you arrive with a driver your service will be subpar as well! Out of towner... picked this place because it came up as one of the top restaurants for brunch.

Came here for lunch on a Saturday and it was pretty busy on the outdoor patio but empty inside. I got the fried chicken sandwich (was highly recommended by our server) and to be honest, it was whatever. Nothing was amazing about it and nothing was bad about it, just a plain and basic fried chicken sandwich. If you ask me, I think Shake Shack's fried chicken is better. There's a 2 hour free parking garage across the street next to crate and barrel.

My new favorite place in BH. I've walked past this place a bunch of times and finally tried it for breakfast on a recent trip with my family. The French toast was hearty and received two thumbs up from my 16yr old son. I had some of his bacon and they use thick cut good quality bacon--delicious. I highly recommend the avocado toast with a side of medium fried eggs on top. Wow. Delicious and decadent. The avocado toast had a nice little surprising kick to its flavor. So very tasty. We sat outside and it was really pleasant. I want to come back and try some of their interesting lunch menu items. This will definitely be a go-to place for breakfast and lunch when we visit!

Nothing special here, other than the location. I ordered a burger with fries here for lunch, to my surprise, the food was very insipid. The burger had the characteristic of a rock from mars: lifeless. Bun seemed deflated and stale. One would think high prices = rich flavors... no wait this is Beverly Hills. The service was on the slow side even though it wasn't busy. The outdoor terrace was pleasant. The Ferraris driving by distracted everyone from the flavor lacking food, twas refreshing. Service: 3/5 Food quality & freshness: 3/5 Flavor: -1/5

Out shopping and stopped here for a quick bite... had a longer wait than expected but overall a great place to eat outdoors and enjoy the BH vibe! The hostess was the best... after a long wait... prime seating! Lol Only in Cali baby!

The " Huevos Rancheros " woww!! AMAZING!!! my boyfriend ordered it and I had a little taste, It was literally the best thing on their menu. I ordered the avocado toast and was honestly very disappointed, The Avocado spread was so sour. Toast was hard, But the eggs were good! Thank god the French Toast was also bomb

This restaurant is amazing, nice breakfast and dessert. Good service and the price is reasonable due to the location and everything. I'll be there again for sure!

Came here for lunch after getting my nails done at Olive & June with a friend who has several dietary issues. This place has tons of great options (although no gluten free bread), but there was everything from breakfast, salads, sandwiches and burgers. We ordered the breakfast burrito (pretty decent but not the best I've had) and the burger (sans bun, but plus cheese and an egg) with fries. Everything was super tasty and our server was friendly and attentive. I thought the the food was overpriced, but it is Beverly Hills after all. The restaurant was a bit cramped inside, but they also have a patio area with heaters. The restaurant is located right across from one of the city's underground lots (2 hours of free parking!), So it's super convenient.

Won't ever come back here again!! It takes a lot for me to write a bad review but today's situation just left such a bad taste in my mouth. After we sat down, a hugeeeee mosquito kept flying around us. Finally it landed on a planter next to our table. I am severely allergic to mosquitos where I have to go to the hospital. The bites turn as big as baseballs and swell up so... I'm not talking about a tiny little itchy bite. I'm talking... full on fever with hives. I ask the hostess politely if she had a water bottle spray or can I get some water so I can make the mosquito fly away. She straight up looks at me annoyed and says: No! I'm not absolutely not going to kill a bug for you. Me: no I'm not going to kill it I just want it to go away. I am afraid to get bit. Her rolling her eyes: uhhhh we are outside. I'm not killing a bug. First off, her attitude was just so rude. My friend that was with me even agreed that she was very rude. She could of said everything in a totally different way. Second, she acted like I told her to go murder someone. Yes I know we are outside. She talked to me like I was dumb. One of most disrespectful ways to talk to someone.. anyone. Anyways...... I come to BH every week and eat at different brunch places on a rotation with my mom friends after t they drop off their kids at school. I guess we can cross this place off the list. I still tipped my server because he was cool. But I don't ever want to come back because I don't want to see HER and if she is a hostess she will be right in the front. No thanks.

The food, atmosphere, and service were okay. It was clean - lots of white. The restaurant tries hard to have a farm to table look and feel but doesn't achieve that. Our server seated us, and asked if we would like anything to drink. His attitude felt like he really just wanted to get back to his phone and text/play whatever games millennials play these days. Anyway, my husband and I ordered the Eggs Benedict. The plating was elegant, but my order was cold. My husband's arrived at a perfectly fine temperature. We sent mine back, but by the time my order arrived my husband was nearly done with his. We both felt like the eggs benedict was bland. The coffee was okay; it seemed like it had been brewed about an hour ago and was left sitting on a burner. Overall it was a mediocre experience from a place that's trying to be anything but.

Definitely come here! For being in Beverly Hills, I expected this place to be way more expensive than it actually was. All the dinner entrees are around $22 so it's pretty "affordable" for this area of LA The service was quick and there surprisingly wasn't many people when I went (dinner time on a Sunday). We got our food quickly and the waiter took good care of us I got the pan seared salmon and my friend got the steak entree. The salmon was soo so sooo good; it was crispy on the outside but buttery and soft and juicy when you take a bite of it. The farro and vegetable mix underneath was delicately balanced and all the flavors just melded perfectly. I will say that it was pretty heavy handed with the sauce so if I got this dish again, I'd ask for sauce on the side or less of it. Definitely come check this place out

Remember the line from 10 Things I Hate About You "I know you can be overwhelmed and I know you can be underwhelmed, but can you ever just be whelmed?" That's what this place is. It is neither overwhelming nor underwhelming, it just is what it is.... mediocre. The best part of The Farm of Beverly Hills was the service - they were fantastic. We were in a bit of a rush, and they were great about making sure our food came out quickly, our waters were filled, & that we weren't left waiting for the check. I got a chicken pesto sandwich. It was good, but nothing really rave worthy. It came with a side of fries, which were better than the sandwich itself. We sat outside, so I didn't get a great feel of the inside of the restaurant, but outside was nice. It was in the shade & we got to people watch as folks walked by, which is always nice. Nothing really spectacular here though. It was overall just whelming.