The Honor Bar

PROS: The food quality is amazing. The customer service is exceptional. The place has a very chill vibe. When I go to LA I have to stop in this place. My favorite is the Honor Bar burger. I don't like burgers or the burger buns but this burger is delicious. CONS: They don't accept reservations. The wait can't be more than 1 hour sometimes. Usually there isn't parking on the street. They have valet. Price I think--don't quote me on that--$20. I might be wrong. But I park in a public parking about a block away that has first 2 hours free. But too me its worth it.

Came for the burger. Worth the wait. Make sure to order it medium. Medium rare was a little too rare for me and I usually order medium rare for everything. I love the seasoning salt they bring with the fries. Service was slow and I think our waitress was having a bad day. The ambiance was nice though. The bar area is small and they don't take larger parties. Go with no more than 4 people.

Hillstone group, what can be bad? The consistency is on another level.The honor burger reigns supreme over all other hillstone restaurant burgers, it's on another levelDings chicken- has an edge over the dings any other hillstone dingsPeople are as amazing as all hillstone group restaurants, great service very friendly and they seem like they actually want to make you happy and it's not just a job. Anytime I'm in Beverly Hills I want no other place but the honor bar. If I spend a day in BH all my meals would be here.

With its cozy yet modern atmosphere, this is the perfect spot for any occasion. I've heard so many great things about the Hillstone restaurants and The Honor Bar has been on my hit list for way too long. I came here for lunch around noon on a Tuesday and was seated immediately. I split the raved Ding's crispy chicken sandwich and pressed sushi, and both were incredible, and yes the hype is REAL. The chicken was perfectly crisp and juicy, the slaw had a refreshingly sweet and tangy flavor, and everything about this sandwich was chef's kiss. I also thoroughly enjoyed the pressed sushi. The tuna was buttery smooth and ingredients were fresh. Also, the service was impeccable. It is no wonder why this place gets so much love.

Came on a busy night (one of the World Series games) without a reservation, and got it relatively quickly. Honor Bar has a waitlist texting system whereas South Beverly Grill next door is just names written down on a pad. My friend and I enjoyed cocktails and ordered: Ding's crispy chicken sandwich - this is the item that raises the rating for me, as it was very good and satisfying. Rainbow Roll sushi: My friend got this, and said it was mediocreTabbouleh: This was a let down as it did not really feel like traditional tabbouleh and was just ehFrench fries: I mean.Service was friendly. Our let down was that the game wasn't playing with any sound on so we wouldn't suggest Honor Bar to watch games - there seemed to be much more of a collective group watch experience going on at the bar in South Beverly Grill.

Honor Bar is a perfect spot for a small work lunch. It is a professionally intimate setting with great food and drink options (have yet to try something besides Diet Coke and the delicious mango iced tea). They are right next to their sister restaurant South Beverly Grill and share some of the menu. In case you can't snag a reservation there, Honor Bar is a great alternative. I highly recommend the chicken sandwich and any of the sushi rolls. They have more unique roll options that are phenomenal. Enjoy!

This classy lunch spot offers valet parking and exceptional service, complete with chilled water glasses upon arrival. Start with the chicken sandwich--it's a must-order. Don't forget to add a side of fries, as they're not included, and pair them with the spicy mayo. Be prepared for a potential wait, but it's well worth it for the experience.

Recently revisited Honor Bar, and I'm happy to say the quality is still top-notch. I ordered the Chicken Sandwich and Kale Salad again, and both were just as delicious as I remembered. The fries were crispy and thin and were pretty tasty.The staff was friendly and attentive, and it's great to see that Honor Bar has remained consistent since pre-COVID times.

No reservations, don't provide estimated wait when you put your name down (we were 5th on list and waited 45min). We came on a Friday night at 6, and they let you get drinks at bar and sit out front. Vibe is A1, dim lit, cozy booths, and a beautiful bar. Food is A1, best chicken sandwich (THE BREAD BRO) I've had in LA, and the burger is good. Only downside is the fries + dipping sauces (they only have one sauce, spicy Mayo, and it's the sushi kind). Also no dessert but w/e.Total bill was $110 for 2 drinks, 2 sando's and fries in a high end but still low key space, super reasonable. Can't wait to come back!

Best sandwich shop in LA with the Most delicious buns.The waitlist is long but worth every second of it.Highly suggest this place specially for their chicken sandwich and burger. Service is pretty good and even-though it's technically a sandwich shop, but the ambiance is nice and lovely.