The Farm of Beverly Hills
4.2$$· ModeratePermanently closedLongstanding Beverly Hills American comfort food eatery has permanently closed
The Farm of Beverly Hills, previously located on North Beverly Drive, has permanently closed its doors. Known for its rustic American comfort dishes and cozy outdoor dining, it was a popular spot for breakfast, lunch, and brunch near Rodeo Drive. Travelers looking to dine in the area should explore alternative culinary options along Beverly Drive.
History
Since opening its doors in 1997, The Farm of Beverly Hills has become a beloved institution, known for its commitment to fresh, farm-to-table cuisine and its classic, homestyle dishes.
Expert notes
- Make a reservation for weekend brunch to avoid long wait times.
- Check out their daily specials for unique, seasonal offerings.
Features
- Comfort food
- Farm-to-table
- Gluten-free options
- Kid-friendly
- Locally sourced ingredients
- Organic dishes
- Outdoor seating
- Private dining
- Wine and beer
Special occasion reservations
- Call ahead to reserve a table, particularly for weekend dining.
- For large groups or special events, inquire about private dining options.
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