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Fine Dining in Los Angeles · Californian with European influences
Photo: Official website · wolfgangpuck.com
Wolfgang Puck's flagship helped define California cuisine and the modern celebrity restaurant. Its Beverly Hills incarnation combines seasonal cooking, polished service and a social dining room whose cultural importance extends well beyond Hollywood name recognition.
The original Spago opened on the Sunset Strip in 1982. Its Beverly Hills flagship opened in 1997, carrying the restaurant's California cooking and Hollywood social identity into a larger, more polished setting.
Serious cooking and restaurant theatre can coexist with informality, pleasure and a recognisably Californian sense of occasion.
Spago is foundational to the history of California cuisine and the chef-led restaurant brand. Its influence reaches from open-kitchen dining to the international expansion of American chef businesses.
Few restaurants have combined culinary influence, celebrity culture and enduring commercial relevance as effectively.
Seasonal California produce is interpreted through European technique and international influences. The restaurant's history helped make luxury ingredients and casual formats compatible.
A socially animated dining room and highly practised service accommodate both celebratory meals and destination dining.
The Beverly Hills restaurant balances an urbane dining room with an open-air courtyard, connecting formal hospitality to Southern California indoor-outdoor living.
The Beverly Hills location is organised around interior dining spaces and an open-air courtyard.
Contemporary Californian elegance
Waldo Fernandez's 2012 redesign introduced a more restrained contemporary setting for the flagship.
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