Ella Beverly Hills

Returned for a 2nd visit and was much less impressed. Our drinks did not have the same 'mmph' as our first visit, the upstairs had very limited seating available as there was a private event yet it was still accepting reservations, the prices on our bill did not reflect the physical menu price. Would likely not return for a 3rd visit. None the less the ambiance is great just was turned off by the mis cues.

I had such a wonderful dinner here with friends, so I was thrilled when I saw they were open for lunch and walking distance from my job. Unfortunately, the lunch didn't come close to the quality of the dinner. I got the BLAT sandwich. The bread was too thin, small, and not toasted enough. The bacon was ordinary, over crispy bacon, and the salad was just lettuce. Sure, the dressing was wonderful, but nothing but lettuce? And this is all, after tax and tip, almost $30?! Yikes. I was so mad afterwards, especially because I was still hungry and had to get a croissant at Chaumont. If I were them, I'd rebrand the lunch restaurant because it is devaluing the exceptional dinner restaurant. Lunch = 0 stars, dinner = 4-5, so I'll say 3 average, even though I want to do 2, reliving the experience while writing this. Blah.

Reservation: super easy to make online Parking: only valet, which was $15 for two hours with validation of the restaurant Service: super friendly and accommodating staff here! Shout out to Esra who helped us and was so amazing. Food: food was mediocre though, we did pizzas (pepperoni and margarita) and pastas (vodka and spaghetti). Drinks are pricey but good. Place was empty on a Saturday night, crazy because the place is so cute but not the most accessible location so I get it. Service charge is already included which is becoming more common for these hotel/restaurants.

We had a wonderful Sunday brunch @ Ella. It's located on the ground floor of the SIXTY Hotel in Beverly Hills, right next to the Ferrari dealership. Being that it's Beverly Hills this area is a great place to have a meal. The hotel and the surrounding areas are very upscale and is very different from many other parts of LA. We live close so we decided to stop in for brunch. It's really well designed on the inside, with subway tiles, intricate rugs and lights that really add to the ambiance. It's retro, but in a classic, non-diner, type of way. They have a live music area, however no one was playing during our brunch. Parking in this area is pretty easy as we found free street parking in the neighborhood behind the hotel, otherwise the best option will be valet parking at the hotel. We were seated right when we arrived and there were only about 3 other occupied tables so it was much more calm and quieter than we are used to. Our server was very fast and checked in on us often.We started the meal with some Almond Lattes and a Croissant. The lattes were very good, but you could tell the croissant was not made in house, but rather bought from outside, so it was not as fresh and flaky as I hope for them to be, so I can't recommend ordering that. Our entrees were fabulous though. We chose the Prosciutto Benedict and added avocado, and the Wake Up Plate, which is 2 eggs, bacon, toast, and side salad. We both really enjoyed our dishes and would both order them again. Pricing is also very fair, which I was pleasantly surprised to see given that it's hotel pricing in Beverly Hills.Overall a great breakfast option and a location that we plan to visit again soon in the near future. Highly recommend giving Ella a try.

Mussels and Bread, seriously, what more could you ask for? (I'm sure a lot, but it's the perfect amount for anyone who's had a large lunch and wants something small and warm for dinner). Also the kale salad was fresh and perfect as a sharable. Other people in our party ordered the steak frites (not pictured) and it was also super tasty. The rosemary focaccia with the honey butter was delicious - highly recommend sacrificing some health for these carbs. Our server was prompt and incredibly helpful in choosing items on the menu.

Ella is the ground level restaurant in the Sixty Hotel located on Wilshire and Crescent Drive in Beverly Hills. This restaurant opened about 2 years ago during the pandemic, it mostly caters to the hotel guests but it also open to the public.Valet parking via hotel or limited street parking within a block away. Indoor seating only.Because there is No outdoor seating, I wouldn't consider dining here. I've only ordered for take out and had coffee drinks togo. The plate of mussels has been a repeat order of mine and recommend it. On select evenings and weekends there's a music group that performs live music, which I have not seen, only have seen them prep the stage area as I pick up my takeout. Weekends lots of locals come here, most families with the baby strollers and little kids running wild and off leash uncontrolled by parents, so I prefer to avoid that, but if that doesn't bother you, by all means.The lounge seating area is cool, with jeweled toned seating, mixed with brasserie type decor.Full bar and a small section of wine for sale too.This restaurant is next door to a Ferrari dealer, so after purchasing your other car, a Ferrari, walk to Ella for a celebratory drink and meal.

Had so much fun ...they had to beg us to leave lolFood was great and drinks were strong. Best part of the evening was Garret! We had so much fun with him serving us. Can't wait to go back when he is working. His sassiness makes it an entertaining evening.

Food was great! The experience was terrible. Met a group of friends here and the music was awfully loud, we had to yell to communicate. We asked if it could be turned down and were told it was going to get louder because a private party was about to start in another section of the business. No joke, the restaurant transformed from a classy Italian eatery to a trashy night club in mere minutes. Tasty food but deceiving, trashy environment.

The restaurant downstairs isn't always open but they have a super big menu and good breakfast. The rooftop is really cute but the menu is smaller and service can be a little slower.

The ambiance is Incredible! They went out of their way to make my matcha the exact way I love it.