From Rodeo Drive to multimillion-dollar homes, Beverly Hills is synonymous with luxury. Not surprisingly, the Southern California enclave also boasts a roster of high-end restaurants helmed by some of the world’s top chefs. Whether you’re looking for a romantic place to take your significant other or a distinguished dining establishment to enjoy with the whole family, here are some of the most exclusive restaurants in Beverly Hills.

According to Eater, this is the priciest restaurant in the city--and one of the most expensive sushi places in the United States. But one bite of Hiro Urasawa’s omakase-style sushi makes it clear that the food is worth every penny. In addition to sushi, the celebrated establishment serves sakes and desserts, such as egg custard and grapefruit granite. If you love sushi, this is the go-to place for celebrating a special occasion.

Located in the heart of Beverly Hills on Canon Drive, chef Wolfgang Puck’s chic flagship offers market-driven menus using locally sourced produce. During both lunch and dinner, guests can choose from a seasonal a la carte menu (think purple potato soup, pan-roasted Jidori chicken, or pizza made in the wood-burning oven). For a more elevated dining experience, opt for the eight-course tasting menu, available only for the entire table. Wash it all down with a cocktail, wine, or one of the other spirits on the menu.

If you want old-school Beverly Hills charm, this is the place for you. Regarded as a classic staple, Mastro's offers a selection of high-quality steaks, including rib-eye, New York strip, and a 48-ounce porterhouse steak sure to satisfy the largest appetites around, as well as fresh seafood. The stylish eatery is known for its service, presentation, and live music selection.

If you still haven’t gotten your fill of steak, head to Wolfgang Puck’s revered restaurant, where American and Australian beef grades of varying ages are front and center on the menu. Set in the Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons hotel, the steakhouse is a popular place for anniversary dinners, promotion celebrations, and other special events.

Get your seafood fix at chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s beloved Beverly Hills institution, which serves sushi, tempura, and seafood offerings, from spicy sour shrimp to Chilean seabass. The chef’s special omakase dinner course starts at $100, so you’d better come hungry. Located in a small, understated building, the sushi selection will leave you dreaming of returning soon.

Good food isn’t the only perk to be found in Beverly Hills. From performances at The Wallis to annual events like artSHOW, Beverly Hills has a wealth of attractions that are well worth exploring. And thanks to its tranquil, private setting, it is the perfect place to call home for those looking for a safe, secluded address within easy driving distance of world-class restaurants and shops. If you’re interested in looking at homes in the Beverly Hills areas, contact Rochelle Maize to learn more about what’s currently on the market. With years of experience, Rochelle can help you find a house that matches your style and needs.