Dante Beverly Hills

Shocked at the level of quality. I frequent nationally rated cocktail programs across the county, and continue to be disappointed with Dante across their locations. Staff are rude and impersonal, drinks are overpriced and lackluster, and the ambiance is frightening. Filled with instagram “influencers” that come here for a quick “photo shoot” of bland drinks.

Was highly recommended during a three day trip to Cali. It was supposed to be a new and hip place for some real Italian food. What a disappointment. A Hollywood D star wanta be. Atmosphere: Open, nice view of I think is the hills Beverly Hills. Painted ceiling is a bit overwhelming in a depressed color, but, hey, I am sure some likes it. Lights were dim and romantic, accustic was good, although it’s one table on top of another, it was not noisy and I couldn’t hear other table’s conversation. However our two persons table was so small, it barely fit a water battle and two glasses, table flower, a bottle and two glasses of wine, and a small table lamp, there were barely any table top left for anything else. Service: friendly and efficient staff, wine stuart was knowledgeable on the small selection they offered. Food: Wow, what can I say. We shared a beet salad to start and asked for warm goat cheese, it came in a tiny container barely enough after scrapping the sides. Although the yellow and red beets were cooked to perfection, the greens were wilted. White pizza: a dump of ice cold tasteless whipped ricotta cheese in the middle of a big thick frisbee like dough. We both took one bite and decided we just order the wrong dish, so immediately ordered a margarita pizza. Margaritas Pizza: what can go wrong? Right? Light dough, light sauce, fresh mozzarella, and fresh basil. But was again disappointed to see thick tomato sauce, burned basil on top of thick chewy dough. Penna cotta: my favorite Italian dessert. It was so awful, runny, tastes worse than store bought. Grew up in NYC, spent years in Italy, made multiple trips to Naples just to have their pizza. However, any slice of plain cheese pizza from the NYC streets is better than this. What is going on??? Has the younger generation lost their taste buds? Did the Hollywood elites so into the views and decor they neglect to appreciate good food. After spending hundreds on wine and bad pizza, we didn’t bother to get second course and left to go some place else. Guess I will never be seeing that view again.

The service was fantastic, the atmosphere was beautiful and the drinks were delicious.

Dante is amazing with great ambiance, delicious food and wonderful service. The pizza was outstanding, yummy appetizers, main courses, dessert, etc. One suggestion: I would NOT recommend the lamb chops…Only 2 small lamb chops, not pan seared (thus lacking flavor) like they said they were….way too pricey ($65) for what we got…I think one should get 4 lamb chops for the price…poor value. Pan seared individually is key to get the best flavor. However, ALL other food was fantastic and generously portioned. Also, I'd like to see at least one chocolate option on the dessert menu. Otherwise we had a delicious dinner & fabulous time! Thank you. Thank you! Highly recommend!

Dante Beverly Hills is a culinary gem that captures the essence of Italian cuisine with a modern twist. My wife and I recently dined here, and it was a dining experience to remember. The ambiance at Dante is elegant yet inviting, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere that sets the stage for a memorable meal. The service was impeccable, with attentive staff who were knowledgeable about the menu and made excellent recommendations. As for the food, every dish was a work of art, beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. From the fresh, handmade pasta to the perfectly cooked seafood and meat dishes, each bite was a delight for the senses. Overall, Dante Beverly Hills is a must-visit for anyone looking for an exceptional dining experience. Whether you're a fan of Italian cuisine or simply appreciate good food, Dante is sure to impress.

Prices were great, good food. Great to star watch

This spot is truly beautiful! It’s in the 9th floor of a hotel, and there’s a rooftop pool on the other side of the restaurant, which can be visited when going to the bathroom (a very stylish one, by the way!) I have visited Dante in NYC several times and love it over there, so I was curious to try this new LA version. It’s fairly small and has less seating space, but it offers prime view on Los Angeles (including the Hollywood sign!). The decor is amazing and it feels very chic. Foodwise: I ordered the Wild Salmon ($39). The waitress said that the Chef recommended it cooked medium rare. It was more rare than medium, but good regardless. I should have ordered some sides as the side salad and yogurt sauce felt a bit light. I did order the Peach Melba as well a dessert ($17), which was delicious and very well presented. We also had a bottle of still water to share for 2 ($11). It was about $75 each after tax and tips, which felt a bit much considering that I was still hungry. And no bread was offered either. The pizza would have been a safer choice as it looked amazing on other people’s tables. Overall, I would go back for the vibes and the fantastic location. It was lunchtime, so I did not drink, but the drinks menu looked great! Parking: You can park in the BH city parking lot. It has different entrances and lots of elevators. – free for 2 hours then $3 per 30 mins.