Mastro's Steakhouse is a two-level beef kingdom that offers something for everyone. Not into steak? It serves excellent seafood. Not a fan of formal dining? Its second level is still chic, but carries a more casual vibe. Not in the mood for a martini? It boasts an extremely large wine list with which to quench your thirst. No matter how you dice it, Mastro's is a solid choice for a sophisticated and swanky SoCal meal. Located on Canon Drive, just steps from Spago, Wolfgang Puck's flagship restaurant, its bold atmosphere and big plates are proof that not everything in Beverly Hills is delicate and dainty.

At Mastro's, your meal begins at its front doors, where your eyes will no doubt feast on its unique entryway. Its front façade features windows through which water is steadily streaming, making the glass opaque so that you can't see into or out of the restaurant. The doors into the restaurant are made of the same water-glass and are lined on the bottom with thick brass rectangles, which echo the doors' brass hardware, including its large, c-shaped handles. Beyond the doors and to the right, still in the entryway proper, are two small tables for parties of two. Beyond those is a large staircase, which leads to Mastro’s second story, as well as a small bar that’s home to a television and a few comfortable chairs in which to sit while you sip your drink.