Polo Lounge

Polo Lounge isn't just a place to eat, it's a place to BE. Not just a lounge, but a tradition that dates back decades to the glory days of Old Hollywood. Yes, the food is awesome, the staff are warm and friendly, and it is a beautiful setting. But it's much more. You never know what old familiar faces you might see there. This is our favorite place to escape in Beverly Hills. I prefer table # 3 where Frank Sinatra used to sit when he and Barbara lived just around the corner on Foothill. You can see everybody coming in from there, which is exactly why he liked it! There are many great little cafes and high profile restaurants to eat in 90210, but Polo Lounge will forever be in a class by itself.

I had a wonderful experience here, the greeters and cashier were very pleases t and insured you had everything you needed for your order. The rattle snake wurst was hot and very flavorful, the large portion of hot dog bun proved inimical to the flavors of the crafted wurst though. Hopefully they can get a more curated bun to represent the craft wurst.

3 stars for ambiance and our server who was very knowledgeable and polite. However, the food was nowhere close to great. I ordered the organic free-range chicken that was so tough I needed a steak knife to cut through. The entire dish was equivalent to what you get at a banquet dinner. My friend’s steak had hardly any seasoning or taste to it. I also had to request water 3 times before someone finally brought it to the table. Overall, very underwhelming which was a bummer since we were looking forward to dining at the Polo Lounge. Cocktails were on point at least.nI’d go back for drinks but definitely not the food. ***I also work in the restaurant industry and always empathize with staff especially now during COVID***

Yeah! A place in Los Angels that actually has class and people not in club attire. This is the definition of a lounge. Nice room set up around a center bar with couches, tables and cushions against the walls as well as an additional back enclave. A great place to spend two or three or four hours talking with your friends. Happy hour goes until 9 PM and the bartenders are attentive and friendly. The bathroom is very clean. Valet right across the street for $7 (open til 3 am). No complaints!

The ambiance is fantastic. We were outside on a beautiful evening as celebrities walked in an out and as the pianist played a wide array of songs (including La La Land songs). As far as food the $48 Wagyu Burger was DELICIOUS! POLO Lounge is pricey but you have to remember that you are paying for the ambiance and history of the Beverly Hills hotel which is fair if you ask me. The food in general was delicious. I will also say their soufflé was amazing. Everyone at our table was impressed by the soufflé. If you want to feel like you're in old Los Angeles, the Polo Lounge at the Beverly Hills Hotel is where you should be.