The Terrace
Restaurant · Golden Triangle ·
Seasonal California countryside all-day menu with standout dishes
Seasonal California countryside all-day menu with standout dishes
"At $125 per person, afternoon tea at The Maybourne is not a small financial undertaking, but if eating delicious food is your priority, this is our top pick. The menu features bites like chicken paté balls wrapped in raspberry gel, cauliflower panna cotta with caviar, and colorful, over-the-top desserts that look like props from Alice In Wonderland. Plus, if there’s a more lavish scene in Beverly Hills than Maybourne’s courtyard on a sunny afternoon, we don’t know it. Diamonds on diamonds, darling." - brant cox, sylvio martins, nikko duren
"The Terrace at the Maybourne does more than most to accommodate dogs. The spacious patio overlooking an impeccably manicured lawn allows dogs to take a quick stroll before settling into the restaurant. Once there, the Terrace might even offer dogs a comfortable bed to rest on while their owners dig into plates of fresh pasta or a seared Colorado rack of lamb." - Eater Staff
"At $125 per person, afternoon tea at The Maybourne is not a small financial undertaking, but if eating delicious food is your priority, this is our top pick. The menu features bites like chicken paté balls wrapped in raspberry gel, cauliflower panna cotta with caviar, and colorful, over-the-top desserts that look like props from Alice In Wonderland. Plus, if there’s a more lavish scene in Beverly Hills than Maybourne’s courtyard on a sunny afternoon, we don’t know it. Diamonds on diamonds, darling." - Brant Cox
"The Terrace at the Maybourne Hotel in Beverly Hills is throwing what it calls a "Christmas Day Experience," which consists of an all-day brunch that runs from 11am to 9pm and costs $195 per person ($65 for children). The meal includes various shareable starters and family-style sides, plus your choice of courses like sunchoke soup, grilled octopus with scallion chimichurri, and classic beef wellington. " - sylvio martins
"Beverly Hills has no shortage of hotel rooftop pool bars, but The Rooftop Grill at The Montage is far and away the best one. Is it a total scene? Yes. Will you probably see a 65-year-old woman wearing fur-trimmed leather Gucci slippers screaming about olives? Definitely. But that’s just part of the experience here. And so are the views, the strong cocktails, and the snacks menu you won’t hate. If you’re looking to get fancy with some daytime drinks in Beverly Hills, Rooftop Grill is where you do it." - brant cox
