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Beverly Hills/Rodeo Drive Shopping District

Beverly Hills/Rodeo Drive Shopping District
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(CC) John Beagle
Type of Attraction
Shopping Areas & Stores, Streets & Squares
Neighborhood
West
Interests That Apply
Shopping, Fashion, Local Culture
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Price: Free
Window shopping is free, but this is a rather pricey area of town.
Is there parking?: Yes
Water/Drinks: Available at attraction or nearby.
This is a good place to get: Snacks Dinner Lunch
Restrooms: Availability Unknown
Notes: Many of the stores will have restrooms for patrons.
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Our City Expert's Tips


Get the star treatment with two hours of free valet parking available at the garage underneath the Two Rodeo complex (enter from Dayton Way). There's also two hours of free parking in the public garage on Brighton Way, one block west of Rodeo Drive.

Also duck into the Rodeo Collection (421 N Rodeo Dr.), a terraced semi-outdoor retail mall that's reputedly the most expensive in the country. The restaurant in the courtyard is a nice and quiet spot for lunch.

Gourmet / Connoisseur
For great people watching (and hopefully celebrity spotting), grab a table at an outdoor cafe on Two Rodeo. Choices include the seafood restaurant McCormick & Schmick's, famous for its happy hour (Mon-Fri, 4pm-6:30pm and 9:30pm-11pm) with $1.95 burgers and other simple dishes.

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Photo Credits:
(CC) John Beagle