Luxury & designer · N Rodeo Dr from Wilshire Blvd to Santa Monica Blvd
Rodeo Drive & the Golden Triangle
Rodeo Dr, Beverly Hills.
Three blocks of Rodeo Drive between Wilshire and Santa Monica Blvds anchor the Golden Triangle, Beverly Hills' grid of flagship fashion houses, jewelers and watchmakers. It suits serious luxury shoppers and window-shoppers alike, with Two Rodeo's cobbled lane and the Wilshire department stores at the south edge.
Fashion houses · Jewelers · Two Rodeo
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- N Rodeo Dr from Wilshire Blvd to Santa Monica BlvdLuxury & designer
- Right now
- Typical hours10am–6pm
- Parking
- ParkingThe city's public garages at 345 N Beverly Dr, 9510 Brighton Way and 242 N Beverly Dr, plus the Two Rodeo garage, give the first two hours free, per the Rodeo Drive Committee.
Insider guide
Shopping Rodeo Drive.
The story
Rodeo Drive runs three blocks between Wilshire Boulevard and Santa Monica Boulevard, and it anchors the Golden Triangle, Beverly Hills' grid of flagship fashion houses, jewelers and watchmakers. Fred Hayman opened Giorgio Beverly Hills here in 1961, the street's first high-end boutique, and Gucci followed in 1968. Today the blocks hold Hermès, Bottega Veneta, Saint Laurent, Valentino and Tom Ford.
The shopping spills onto Dayton Way and Brighton Way, the side streets that cross Rodeo. Two Rodeo, a cobbled Spanish-style lane at 9480 Dayton Way, sits at the Wilshire end, and Neiman Marcus holds the south edge of the Golden Triangle on Wilshire. It suits serious luxury shoppers and window-shoppers alike.
What to Expect
Start at the Wilshire end. Vilebrequin sells printed swim trunks. The 200 block of Rodeo is the Two Rodeo corner: Breitling (216) for Navitimer and Superocean watches, Golden Goose (238) with in-store customization of its distressed sneakers, Versace (240), Dolce & Gabbana (248), Persol (256) for folding and arrow-hinge sunglasses, and Breguet (280).
Van Cleef & Arpels holds the corner of Dayton Way at 300 with Alhambra pieces and high jewelry, and Burberry (301) faces it with trench coats and check scarves. Bottega Veneta (320), Valentino (324), Saint Laurent (326) and Tom Ford (346) line up on one side, with Ferragamo (357) for leather shoes and loafers across the street. Hublot (9470) and Wolford (9511) sit on Brighton Way. The 400 block brings Louis Vuitton Men's (420), Hermès (434) for silk scarves and equestrian pieces, Panerai (441), Max Mara (451) for camel-hair coats and Alexander McQueen (457). At the north end, Saint Laurent Rive Droite (469) is a concept store of books, records, design objects and limited collaborations.
Best Time to Visit
Boutiques generally open Monday to Saturday 10am to 6pm and Sunday noon to 5pm. Several flagships, including Hermès, Saint Laurent, Burberry and Louis Vuitton Men's, stay open to 7pm. Skip Tuesday for the big names: Hermès closes at 3pm, Panerai at 4pm and Tom Ford at 5pm. Sunday is the thinnest day. Breguet and Saint Laurent Rive Droite are closed, and Ferragamo and Vilebrequin don't post Sunday hours, so call ahead.
If You Only Have an Hour
Park in the city garage at 9510 Brighton Way, where the first two hours are free. Walk up to Hermès, then Max Mara and Alexander McQueen a few doors north. Head back south to Saint Laurent and Bottega Veneta on the 300 block, and finish at Van Cleef & Arpels on the corner of Dayton Way.
Where to Eat
Spago, a block from Rodeo, is the big dinner, known for its smoked salmon pizza and spicy tuna cones; book through SevenRooms. For lunch between shops, Nate 'n Al Delicatessen does bagel and lox and stuffed cabbage, and The Cheese Store of Beverly Hills makes ciabatta sandwiches to go. The Grill on the Alley is steps from Rodeo, where regulars order chicken piccata. Il Pastaio centers on pasta and ossobuco, and Sushi Note Omakase serves a 20-course sushi menu booked through Tock.
The directory
24 shops, all in one place.
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Luxury11 places
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The French house's Beverly Hills boutique, with leather goods, silk scarves and ties, ready-to-wear, home objects and equestrian pieces across its Rodeo Drive floors.
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The Italian label's Rodeo boutique for its woven intrecciato leather bags, shoes and ready-to-wear for women and men.
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Saint Laurent's main Beverly Hills store, carrying women's and men's ready-to-wear, leather jackets, handbags, shoes and small leather goods.
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A concept store from Saint Laurent at the north end of Rodeo, separate from the main boutique, mixing books, records, design objects and limited collaborations.
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Tom Ford's Rodeo Drive boutique for tailoring and ready-to-wear for men and women, plus eyewear, fragrance and beauty from the label.
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The Roman couture house's Beverly Hills boutique, with women's and men's ready-to-wear, Rockstud shoes and handbags, and Valentino Garavani accessories.
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Burberry's Rodeo Drive store for trench coats, check scarves and outerwear, along with women's and men's ready-to-wear, bags and shoes.
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The Florentine shoemaker's Rodeo boutique, best known for its leather shoes and loafers, with handbags, belts, silk and ready-to-wear for women and men.
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McQueen's Beverly Hills boutique near the top of Rodeo, stocking sharp tailoring, ready-to-wear, its chunky oversized sneakers, bags and jewelry.
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Dolce & Gabbana's Rodeo store, at the corner of the Two Rodeo complex, carrying the Italian duo's women's and men's collections, bags, shoes and accessories.
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The Versace boutique at the Wilshire end of Rodeo, part of Two Rodeo, with Medusa-logo ready-to-wear, handbags, shoes and accessories for women and men.
Watches4 places
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The Swiss watchmaker's Rodeo boutique for Classique, Marine and Tradition timepieces, with in-store service for owners. Closed Sundays.
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Breitling's Beverly Hills boutique near Wilshire, selling the brand's aviation and dive watches such as the Navitimer and Superocean.
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A Hublot boutique on Brighton Way, a block off Rodeo, showing the Swiss brand's Big Bang and Classic Fusion watches and limited editions.
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Panerai's Rodeo boutique for the Italian brand's large-cased Luminor and Radiomir dive watches and straps. Note the early 4pm close on Tuesdays.
Fashion3 places
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The Italian label's Rodeo shop, a reliable stop for its camel-hair coats and outerwear along with knitwear, suiting and seasonal ready-to-wear for women.
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The Italian sneaker brand's Rodeo store, home to its deliberately distressed sneakers, with in-store customization plus jackets and denim.
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The Austrian hosiery and bodywear brand's Brighton Way boutique, selling tights, bodysuits, shapewear and fitted knit dresses.
Menswear2 places
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A men-only Louis Vuitton store on Rodeo with the house's menswear, sneakers, leather goods, luggage and accessories, separate from the women's collections.
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The Saint-Tropez swimwear label's Wilshire Blvd shop for printed swim trunks, with matching styles for kids and resort shirts and linen.
Jewelry1 place
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The Paris jeweler's corner boutique at Rodeo and Dayton Way, showing Alhambra pieces, high jewelry and its poetic-complications watches.
Specialty1 place
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An eyewear boutique for the Italian brand's sunglasses and optical frames, including its folding styles and the arrow-hinge models it is known for.
Department stores1 place
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The Wilshire Blvd department store at the south edge of the Golden Triangle, with designer fashion, shoes, beauty and in-store boutiques including a Bvlgari jewelry shop.
Food & drink1 place
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A sweets shop tucked into the Rodeo Collection courtyard (Unit 11), useful for a snack or gift between boutique stops.
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Typical hours
Most shops keep the hours below.
Hours vary by individual store. Always check with specific retailers.
Eat, drink, stay
Between shops, close by.
Top restaurants nearby
All of Eat →- SpagoCalifornian · Californian restaurant on Canon Drive, a block from Rodeo Drive. Known for the smoked salmon pizza and spicy tuna cones; dinner reservations through SevenRooms.$$$$
- Nate 'n Al DelicatessenJewish deli · Jewish deli on Beverly Drive in the Golden Triangle for a casual lunch between shops. Order the bagel and lox or the stuffed cabbage.
- The Grill on the AlleyAmerican grill · American grill on Dayton Way, steps from Rodeo Drive. Regulars order the chicken piccata and finish with a brownie à la mode.
- Il PastaioItalian · Italian restaurant on Canon Drive in the Golden Triangle. The menu centers on pasta dishes and ossobuco; reservations taken on OpenTable.
- The Cheese Store of Beverly HillsCheese shop / sandwiches · Cheese and specialty foods shop on Little Santa Monica that also makes ciabatta sandwiches to go, such as La Zucca and The Dom. Good for a quick lunch.
- Sushi Note OmakaseSushi omakase · Omakase counter at 421 N Rodeo Dr serving a 20-course sushi menu with nigiri. Book seats in advance through Tock.
Top hotels nearby
All of Stay →- Hotel
The Beverly Hills Hotel, Dorchester Collection
210-room pink landmark with garden bungalows, the Polo Lounge, the Fountain Coffee Shop and a Valmont spa; recently renovated.
9641 Sunset Boulevard · - Michelin 2 Keys
Beverly Wilshire, Beverly Hills (A Four Seasons Hotel)
395-room Renaissance Revival hotel from 1928 at the foot of Rodeo Drive, seen in Pretty Woman; rooms renovated in 2022; home to CUT.
9500 Wilshire Blvd · - Michelin 2 Keys
The Maybourne Beverly Hills
201-room, eight-floor hotel in the Beverly Hills business triangle with Art Deco-influenced design, a spa and rooftop pool.
225 N Canon Dr · - Michelin 2 Keys
L'Ermitage Beverly Hills
116-room independent hotel on Burton Way with mid-century interiors, a rooftop pool, spa, and Costa Covo Osteria restaurant.
9291 Burton Way ·
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Getting here
Parking and transit.
- PParkingThe city's public garages at 345 N Beverly Dr, 9510 Brighton Way and 242 N Beverly Dr, plus the Two Rodeo garage, give the first two hours free, per the Rodeo Drive Committee.
The city structures on Beverly Dr and Brighton Way give the first two hours free, enough for a walk up Rodeo and back.
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