Description

This luxe Beverly Hills steakhouse typifies the L.A. experience. It’s swanky and high-end, crawling with celebrities, and the food’s as good as the scene. Something about the dark-lit rooms, the varied and exotic-looking clientele and the tuxedoed pianist crooning out old hits gives it all a very old-world, clubby feel – but it’s refreshingly unpretentious and inclusive, which is nice in Beverly Hills ...
by latimesguide on July 09, 2008 from latimesguide

Tips

What to Drink: Mastro's boasts a fairly extensive wine list, with selections changing on a monthly basis.
by Citysearch on April 03, 2008 from Citysearch

Editorial Reviews

The Scene Retro yet dignified, Mastro's does all it can to conjure up the ghost of Frank Sinatra amid a decidedly masculine ambience. Choose the quietly swank downstairs dining room with its vaguely Italian vibe, or the upstairs piano bar, where a chanteuse belts out the standards. The Food Knock back a highball while pondering the encyclopedic steakhouse menu. Portions ...
Rated 4.9 stars by Citysearch on April 03, 2008 from Citysearch
One of my frequent dining companions occasionally mentions that his mother is a butcher's daughter. He loves to recount how when he goes over to her house for Friday night dinner, she roasts or braises a nice piece of beef for everyone but him; he gets a baked frozen chicken breast. It serves him right for being a cardiologist. While I wouldn't usually enlist my friend to go with me to a steakhouse ...
by calendarlive on December 30, 2007 from calendarlive
Located down the street from Spago -- so you know it's expensive -- is one of the best steakhouses in Southern California: Mastro's. Typical of an upscale steakhouse, the dimly lit dining room on the first floor has a dark, leathery, serious men's club feel to it, so be sure to request a table on the second floor, where the bar, live music, and cool vibe are located. Slide into a plush black leather ...
by frommers on March 31, 2007 from frommers