Beverly Hills Foodie Adventure

• Day 1 - Breakfast: Start your day with a delicious breakfast at The Farm with produce sourced from the restaurant's own farm. Try the avocado toast with a side of farm-fresh eggs. After breakfast, take a stroll around Rodeo Drive and window shop at luxury boutiques. For lunch, head to Il Pastaio for handmade pasta dishes like cacio e pepe or spaghetti alla carbonara. Spend the afternoon at the Peter Lik Gallery exploring breathtaking landscape photography. End the day with dinner at Mastro's Steakhouse and indulge in wagyu beef and signature cocktails.
• Day 2 - Brunch: Brunch at The Beverly Hills Hotel Polo Lounge is a must-do, with classic dishes like eggs benedict and fluffy pancakes. After brunch, spend the morning exploring the Greystone Mansion and its beautiful gardens. For lunch, head to E.A.K. Ramen for a piping hot bowl of tonkotsu ramen. In the afternoon, savor gourmet chocolates at Teuscher Chocolates of Beverly Hills or visit the Beverly Hills Farmers Market for fresh local produce. For dinner, head to The Bazaar by Jose Andres for a unique dining experience with dishes inspired by traditional Spanish tapas.
• Day 3 - Breakfast: Start the day at Cafe Gratitude for a vegan breakfast of acai bowls and avocado toast. After breakfast, take a scenic drive to Malibu Wine Safaris for a unique wine tasting experience with safari animal encounters. For lunch, stop by Wally's Beverly Hills for artisanal cheeses and charcuterie paired with a glass of wine. Spend the afternoon checking out contemporary art at the Gagosian Gallery Beverly Hills. For dinner, indulge in sushi at SUGARFISH by Sushi Nozawa for fresh and delicious omakase sushi.
• Day 4 - Brunch: Brunch at the French-inspired Avec Nous with delicious croissants and quiches. After brunch, spend the day at Universal Studios Hollywood, enjoying the rides and attractions. For lunch, grab a tasty burger at Umami Burger. After the park, head to the Beverly Hills Paley Center for Media to learn about the history of television and movies. End the day with dinner at Spago, Wolfgang Puck's iconic restaurant featuring contemporary California cuisine.
• Day 5 - Breakfast: Start the day at the cozy and cute Marmalade Cafe with an oatmeal bowl or a breakfast burrito. Take a stroll through the Virginia Robinson Gardens, a historic estate with stunning botanical gardens. For lunch, enjoy a delicious sandwich and salad at Joan's on Third. After lunch, visit the Paley Center for Media Beverly Hills to learn about the history of television and movies. End the day with dinner at the trendy and hip Catch LA, famous for its seafood and rooftop bar with stunning views.

Time and Cost Estimates

• The Farm (1 hour, $30 for breakfast)
• Il Pastaio (1.5 hours, $40 for lunch)
• Peter Lik Gallery (1-2 hours, free entry)
• Mastro's Steakhouse (2 hours, $100 for dinner)
• The Beverly Hills Hotel Polo Lounge (1.5 hours, $45 for brunch)
• Greystone Mansion (2 hours, free entry)
• E.A.K. Ramen (1 hour, $20 for lunch)
• Teuscher Chocolates of Beverly Hills (1 hour, $20 for a box of chocolates)
• The Bazaar by Jose Andres (2 hours, $60 for dinner)
• Cafe Gratitude (1 hour, $25 for breakfast)
• Malibu Wine Safaris (3 hours, $200 for wine tasting and animal encounter)
• Wally's Beverly Hills (1.5 hours, $40 for lunch)
• Gagosian Gallery Beverly Hills (1-2 hours, free entry)
• SUGARFISH by Sushi Nozawa (2 hours, $60 for omakase sushi dinner)
• Avec Nous (1.5 hours, $40 for brunch)
• Umami Burger (1 hour, $20 for lunch)
• Beverly Hills Paley Center for Media (1-2 hours, free entry)
• Spago (2 hours, $100 for dinner)
• Marmalade Cafe (1 hour, $20 for breakfast)
• Virginia Robinson Gardens (1-2 hours, $15 entry fee)
• Joan's on Third (1 hour, $30 for lunch)
• Catch LA (2 hours, $80 for dinner)
Total Estimated Costs: $935

Transportation

Most locations are within walking distance of each other, but there are many ride-sharing options available like Uber and Lyft. Taxis and rental cars are also available but may be more expensive. Plan for extra time during rush hour traffic and have a budget of $30-$40 for transportation costs.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, visit the Getty Center for world-class art or take a scenic drive on Mulholland Drive. For a sweet treat, visit Sprinkles Cupcakes or Ladurée for macarons. If you have less time, skip the Greystone Mansion and paley center.

Airports

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is the closest major airport, located 13 miles southwest of Beverly Hills. Burbank Bob Hope Airport (BUR) is also an option, located 15 miles away. Expect a 30-45 minute drive from both airports to Beverly Hills.