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    Photograph: VIctor LeungChirashi sushi at Spago
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    Photograph: VIctor LeungVenison with corn panna potta and spiced reduction sauce at Spago
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    Photograph: VIctor LeungWild Alaskan King Salmon with fried lotus root and yuzu and mushroom foam at Spago
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    Photograph: VIctor LeungBrussels sprouts with miso-maple mustard at Spago
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    Photograph: VIctor LeungPassion Pineapple Mango at Spago
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    Photograph: VIctor LeungBlack Bowl at Spago
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    Photograph: VIctor LeungBlack Bowl at Spago
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  • Restaurants | Californian
  • price 4 of 4
  • Beverly Hills
  • Recommended

Spago of Beverly Hills

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Time Out says

Wolfgang Puck’s flagship is known for its power lunches and celeb sightings, but the fine dining institution is still serving haute bites that can outshine the star power that frequents it.

After nearly 40 years, Spago is both the old standby and the new kid on the block thanks to an ever-changing menu that makes the restaurant seem altogether fresh. Don’t worry: You can still order the smoked salmon pizza, and Spago purists will be pleased to hear the kitchen is refreshingly old-school when it comes to presentation, but modern flourishes are what keep this icon feeling fresh without ditching its hits.

If it’s your first visit you must order Spago’s iconic tasting menu for the classics, but if you’re a repeat guest, the most fun you can have is off-roading with the fleeting and hyper-seasonal specials, especially when it comes to dessert.

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176 N Canon Dr
Los Angeles
90210
Opening hours:
Tue–Thu 5–10pm; Fri, Sat 5–10:30pm; Sun 5–10pm; closed Mon
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