50 Los Angeles Spots the Cast Has Dined – The Hollywood Reporter

If you’ve ever been curious about the dining establishments visited by the agents of Netflix’s hit docusoap Selling Sunset, you’re in for a treat. The Hollywood Reporter has painstakingly made a list of all the show’s restaurants, starting back with season one, all the way up to the newest, season seven, dropped on Nov. 3. (A few places that are missing are the restaurants that didn’t make it through the pandemic and a few mystery locales that don’t give enough clues.)

We all know that Sunset has some of the hottest mansion porn in television and for the past few seasons, the show has also firmly established itself as a fashion voyeur’s obsession. But apart from the lavish real estate, intense outfits, and of course, the agents and the particular brand of drama each of them brings, there’s another thing that has a notable presence on the show — that would be, the restaurants. 

Insta-worthy and busy seem to be the prerequisites for most of the eateries that appear on Selling Sunset. Special occasion celebrations, significant-other intros, gossip fests and clear-the-air chit-chats, usually take place at a dining hotspot with tons of aesthetic appeal and customers milling in the background, many in or around West Hollywood, home to the headquarters of the Oppenheim Group. There are many aspects of the show that resonate with viewers, but Los Angeles’ gorgeous, buzzing restaurants are a key component to building the allure of the agents and the show.

“I really make a point with the showrunners and the producers to get my favorite [restaurants] on the show,” says Selling Sunset star and Oppenheim Group founder Jason Oppenheim. “It makes sense that, if we’d go there, let’s film there.” (He recently revealed to THR that the show has been renewed for season 8.)

So, for all the Selling Sunset stans and true foodies who’d like to live like an O-Group agent for a few hours when next they visit the L.A. area, here’s a comprehensive list of where your favorite television real estate agents dine on the show.

Season Seven

Episode one

Lavo: Coastal Italian restaurant from Tao Group. “We filmed a girls’ dinner at Lavo. It’s a fabulous L.A. restaurant where I love to go,” Emma Hernan tells THR. “We actually went there to celebrate Chrishell’s and Mary’s birthdays this year — off camera — so it is definitely a good place to visit if fans of the Selling Sunset want to run into us!” 9201 Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood

Beverly Wilshire Beverly Hills Hotel: Chelsea Lakzani celebrated her 30th birthday with a masquerade-themed party inside a suite at this Four Seasons property. “Another favorite place from this season was at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills that was of course made so famous by Pretty Woman!” says Hernan. “We filmed in a beautiful suite, and I loved helping Chelsea organize and celebrate her Dirty 30! I often go to the hotel for lunch or dinner, it is just a classic Los Angeles hotspot that’s always special to visit.” 9500 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills

Episode two

Gracias Madre: Stylish vegan Mexican restaurant with an inviting garden terrace. Selling Sunset also filmed here in season three, episode seven. 8905 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood

Episode three

Grandmaster Recorders: Multi-story nightlife complex set inside a former recording studio offering a club, Italian restaurant and rooftop lounge. It also appeared in season six, episode seven. 1518 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood

Vintage Wine + Eats: Attractive wine bar in the Valley with bites including deviled eggs, burgers and cheese plates. 12023 Ventura Blvd., Studio City

Episode five

Ever Bar at the Kimpton Everly Hotel: Midcentury-modern-style hotel restaurant and bar. This spot also appeared in the season five finale. 1800 Argyle Ave., Hollywood

Episode six

Hudson House: Fitzgerald and Nicole Young stop in for salads at this restaurant opened by Dallas-based restaurant group Vandelay Hospitality. 9255 W. Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood

Episode seven

Basbussa: Middle Eastern restaurant serving everything from flatbreads and salads to tacos made with harissa aioli and cabbage. 8338 W. 3^rd St., Beverly Grove

Episode eight

Rooftop 360: Bar atop the nine-story Corazón Cabo Resort & Spa in Cabo San Lucas flanked by infinity pools and offering stunning views. Pelicanos 225, El Medano Ejidal, Cabo San Lucas

Nido: Dine inside a nest-like structure right near the beach at this restaurant at the Viceroy Los Cabos resort. Paseo Malecon San José Lote 8, Zona Hotelera, San José del Cabo.

Episode nine

Nua: Modern Mediterranean hidden with an outdoor terrace tucked inside the Crescent Hotel. 403 N. Crescent Dr., Beverly Hills

Coffee & Plants: One-hundred percent plant-based coffee shop. 12334 Ventura Blvd., Studio City

Season Six

Episode one

The Butcher, The Baker, The Cappuccino Maker: An elevated cafe serving everything from fancy pastries and coffee to seafood omelets and classic spaghetti pomodoro, along with a robust wine list. BBCM is always a great place for brunch (since they serve it all day), dinner or just a coffee and chia pudding like Heather Rae El Moussa and Bre Tiesi had when they met for the first time. 8653 Sunset Blvd., Sunset Plaza

Episode two

Short Stories Hotel: This boutique hotel across from The Grove recently opened The Bar at Short Stories Hotel, with a small plates menu, cocktails and a wine list focusing on California bottles. 115 S. Fairfax Ave., Beverly Grove

Episode three

Soulmate: Stylish Spanish-Mediterranean restaurant with a spacious patio. 631 N. Robertson Blvd., West Hollywood

Episode four

Cara Restaurant: The outdoor spaces at the Cara Restaurant — inside the Cara Hotel — are simple elegance at its finest. Have breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner among the olive trees and palms in the courtyard and patios. Vibes here are definitely romantic Mediterranean. The food is seasonal and ingredients come from sustainable farms. There’s a little something on the menu here for everyone. 1730 N. Western Ave., Los Feliz

MelrosePlace: Three-story restaurant with a rooftop lounge that’s great for people-watching. 8472 Melrose Place, Beverly Grove

Episode five

Crustacean: A southern California institution. The family-run, Vietnamese fusion restaurant has been around since 1991, with chef Helene An, the matriarch of the business, opening the Beverly Hills location in 1995. The spot even has its own secret entrance for celebrities. Lakzani and her husband seem to be regulars. Get the whimsical tuna cigars like they did, and order her cocktail “Daughter of the Dragon” for a bit of spice from the Thai chili-infused vodka. 468 N. Bedford Drive, Beverly Hills

Jane Q: Airy, Italian-inspired café inside the Kimpton Everly Hotel. 1800 Argyle Ave., Hollywood

Episode six

Bluestone Lane: Aussie-style coffee shop with seasonal bowls and sandwiches. 176 S. La Brea Ave., Hancock Park

Episode seven

The Fleur Room: Tao Group Hospitality’s ode to maximalist design and handcrafted cocktails. “The Fleur Room is my favorite spot at night in L.A. and there’s no close second,” Oppenheim tells THR. “The décor is a 10. The design is a 10. The vibe is amazing. It’s small, so it’s exclusive. It’s a great crowd. It’s sexy. I probably go there two or three times a month.” 9201 Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood

Episode eight

The Pink Cabana: Located in the Palm Springs area, this Mediterrean restaurant with a Moroccan influence is situated near the pool at the Martyn Lawrence-Bullard-designed Sands Hotel and Spa. 44-985 Province Way, Indian Wells

Episode nine

The Colony Club: Chic poolside restaurant out in the desert inside The Colony Palms Hotel and Bungalows. 572 N. Indian Canyon Drive, Palm Springs

Season Five

Episode one

Holy Roly Ice Cream: Holy Roly is a cute, Insta-ready ice cream “boutique” that chops, mixes, flattens and rolls your ice cream. They get really creative with their toppings and all base ingredients are fully organic and non-GMO, too. Castmember Vanessa Villela and her then-boyfriend (now husband) had a sweet meet-up here. 7266 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood

Episode two

Tesse: Located a block east of the Oppenheim Group office, this French restaurant offers stunning views of L.A. from the Sunset Strip. 8500 W. Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood

E.P. & L.P.: The rooftop at E.P. & L.P. makes multiple appearances over the seasons. There’s even “Dinner and a movie” nights where guests get served their modern Mexican fare while sitting on a bean bag, taking in a movie and the night sky. No schlepping allowed though — their “smart casual” dress code doesn’t allow for sweats and flip-flops. Expect a crowd. 603 N. La Cienega Blvd., West Hollywood

Episode three

No. 10: Italian restaurant run by former Italian pro soccer player Alessandro Del Piero. 8436 W. 3^rd St., Beverly Grove

Episode four

Beauty & Essex: Tao Group opened this 10,000-square-foot outpost of its New York hotspot in 2017. 1615 Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood

Episode five

Sagrado Mezcaleria & Mexican Grill: Hernan goes on a date with property developer Micah McDonald, who owns this mezcal bar and restaurant on L.A.’s East Side. 3216 Glendale Blvd., Atwater Village

Episode six

Ocean Prime: Along with another appearance by E.P. & L.P., Ocean Prime pops up in this episode — one of the multiple times it’s seen on the series. The modern seafood and steakhouse establishment sits a block from Rodeo Drive. It’s the place where Lakzani and her husband wined and dined Oppenheim and Mary Fitzgerald when she was vying for a desk at the O-Group office. Order the oyster tower, just like the couple, to impress your guests. Selling Sunset also filmed here in episode three of season one. 9595 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills

Episode seven

Magnolia Bakery: Long-running L.A. offshoot of the New York bakery made famous on Sex and the City. 8389 W. 3rd St., Beverly Grove

The Godfrey: Stause meets Oppenheim’s mother at the rooftop bar of this boutique hotel. 1400 Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood

Episode eight

The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills: Lakzani hosts a tea party for her fellow agents at this hotel just off the Sunset Strip. 1020 N. San Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood

Episode nine

Beverly Wilshire Beverly Hills Hotel: Castmembers dined at a long table inside the Four Seasons hotel’s THEBlvd restaurant. 9500 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills

Episode 10

Theía: Lakzani and now-former castmember Christine Quinn had a tête-à-tête at this contemporary Greek restaurant. 8048 W. 3rd St., West Hollywood

Season Four

Episode four

Madre!: Villela and Maya Vander have a table for two at this Oaxacan restaurant, which has a selection of more than 400 kinds of mezcal. 801 N. Fairfax Ave., West Hollywood

Episode five

Rubies+Diamonds: Modish coffee shop where you can get a “Dirty” Chai Tea Latte. 6115 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood

Episode six

Olivetta: One of L.A.’s most stylish-looking restaurants. “It’s romantic. It’s timeless. It’s colorful. It’s a beautiful, beautiful restaurant with really, amazing food,” says Oppenheim. 9010 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood

Episode eight

La La Land: This coffee shop that’s “in the business of kindness” is centered around bringing more joy to the world. They hire and mentor foster youth aging out of the system as a way to give back to the community. Selling Sunset filmed at its Santa Monica location. 1426 Montana Ave., Santa Monica

Moon Juice: L.A. shop serving juices, tonics and shots including the Dirt Shot with reishi, chaga, cordyceps and coconut milk. While the West Hollywood spot where Selling Sunset filmed is now closed, Moon Juice still has two other L.A. locations. 507 Rose Ave., Venice; 2839 Sunset Blvd., Silver Lake

Episode nine

Yamashiro: Landmark restaurant serving Asian fusion fare located inside a 1914 Japanese-design mansion. 1999 N. Sycamore Ave., Hollywood

Episode 10

Sugar Taco: Located in the heart of the Melrose Arts District, Sugar Taco is a 100% vegan cafe whose motto is “Saving the World One Taco at a Time.” They partner with many companies doing good, helping to feed hungry kids worldwide and donating profits off their Dog Menu to animal welfare organizations. If it’s good enough for El Moussa, it’s good enough for us. 7257 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood

Season Three

Episode one

Toca Madera, West Hollywood: Beautiful contemporary Mexican steakhouse that leans into Día de los Muertos culture. Performances and live music are standard. Quinn celebrated her birthday here back when she hadn’t yet dialed up the office drama. 8450 3rd Street, Beverly Grove

Episode four

Berri’s Los Angeles: Mediterranean café great for pizzas, pasta and risotto. 8412 W. 3rd Street, Beverly Grove

Episode five

Sorry Not Sorry: Wine-forward cocktail garden with a 4,000-square-foot patio. 11520 Pico Blvd., Sawtelle

Episode seven

Mauro Café: Open since 1992, this Italian spot inside the Ron Herman shopping complex is known for its celebrity sightings. 8112 Melrose Ave., Beverly Grove

Season Two

Episode three

ChitChat Coffee + Matcha: Sunny coffee shop in the heart of Sawtelle Japantown. 1854 Sawtelle Blvd., Sawtelle

The Henry: All-day restaurant with an elegant interior and outdoor tables, serving everything from cauliflower hummus and short-rib potstickers to wagyu cheeseburgers and harvest bowls. 120 N. Robertson Blvd., Beverly Grove

Episode five

Le Petit Four: Established by Frenchman Oliver Chaykine in 1981, Le Petit Four is a Sunset Strip fixture. Latest owner, Alexandre Morganthaler, along with his crew, have been serving smiles and great French food, Cali-style, since 1999. The bright yellow awning is unmissable. 8654 Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood

Episode seven

Yardbird: Modern American Southern dining at the Beverly Center. 8500 Beverly Blvd., Beverly Grove

Pour Vous: This Parisian-style club was the setting for Fitzgerald’s bachelorette party. 5574 Melrose Ave., Larchmont

Season One

Episode two

Culina at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills: Modern Italian food served in inviting surroundings. There’s even an outdoor fireplace. Romain Bonnet and Fitzgerald celebrated their first anniversary here. The restaurant recently brought back its Sunday brunch buffet. 300 S. Doheny Dr., Beverly Grove

Episode five

FIG: American bistro inside the landmark Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows. 101 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica