The Hideaway Beverly Hills
Steak house · Golden Triangle ·
Upscale Mexican steakhouse with Baja-inspired fare & cocktails
Upscale Mexican steakhouse with Baja-inspired fare & cocktails
"Celebrity: Ryan Phillippe and Evan Ross Don't be fooled by the secretive name, this Ryan Phillippe and Evan Ross-backed restaurant in Beverly Hills is 90% tourist cheese. A meal on its giant, pink patio is like eating at a gaudy cantina in Downtown Disney—children are running everywhere, $20 guacamole that should be $5, tables with a gimmicky "push for tequila" button, and waitstaff that deadpans, "Welcome to beautiful Rodeo Drive!" as you sit down. As for the food, there are some highlights—the savory tableside brisket birria is a solid dish to share if you're on a date—but nothing is good enough to distract you from the fact that you're in a shopping plaza surrounded by people who just got back from the Santa Monica Pier." - sylvio martins, brant cox, garrett snyder
"The Hideaway in Beverly Hills will serve Christmas Eve dinner and Christmas Day brunch. In addition to the regular dinner menu, the restaurant will offer a three-course holiday menu for $85 with dishes like braised lamb shank with a poblano tamale. Brunch will offer the usual weekend lineup of dishes including a churro sticky bun, avocado toast, and a breakfast burger. Reservations are available through OpenTable." - Rebecca Roland, Mona Holmes
"Beverly Hills restaurant the Hideway is hosting Thanksgiving Day dining for $55 a person from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. The menu will include Turkey Day classics like roasted turkey, marshmallow yams, herb stuffing, and cranberry sauce. Reservations are available through the Hideaway." - Eater Staff
"The Hideaway is beautiful. And strangely enough, it's hard to find a good Latin or Mexican restaurant in LA that's also pretty. The best Mexican in LA is at little street carts or the food trucks, but if you go to an actual restaurant, they're usually kind of mediocre. This one actually has great food and the location itself is awesome. I love it because it reminds me a little bit of one of my favorite restaurants when we lived in New York, La Esquina—it was so much fun. This gives me a little bit of that vibe; it's a place that is unexpected. Also: if you sit by the walls, your table comes with a button that you push and they bring you tequila."—MV" - brennan carley
"Serving inventive, Baja‑inspired fare, Joshua Gil’s restaurant could be the best Mexican spot in Beverly Hills thanks to luxurious uni‑topped or wagyu‑laden tacos and a fantastic whole‑fried snapper served with wide purple corn tortillas; I also appreciate the Matt Winter–designed interior and patios for prime people‑watching in the 90210." - Matthew Kang
