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re: ipsedixit
Tavern would be perfect and they have a great Sunday brunch. Very comfortable ambiance.
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re: ipsedixit
Second Belvedere at the Peninsula. Four Seasons Beverly Hills is undergoing remodeling, per rumors.
Other choices: Parq at the Montage Beverly Hills, OR The restaurant at Raffles L'Ermitage on Burton Way, OR going old school biz haunt : The Polo Lounge at Beverly Hills Hotel.
Just avoid The Ivy (madhouse on weekends). Cecconi's food is blah, but it's got decor.
Bazaar can be a scene - Sundays bring the tourist & food pilgrims from OC & beyond - It may be tough to talk business.
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don't know what "x from CAA" means...across from CAA? ten minutes from CAA? near CAA?
anyway, Sunday is going to be VERY tough. Craft, Spago and Cut were my first thoughts, but none of them are open for lunch on Sundays (Cut isn't even open for dinner).
maybe try The Bazaar or The BLVD?
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re: goodhealthgourmet
okay, Bazaar was a fantastic option....but they can not set all the folk at one table...terminally unexceptable with this group (shoot me!) Any other suggestions for an upscale groovy spot near CAA (creative Artist Agency) could be closer to the beach SM, or Venice...tried Lobster-No! I'm losing the ability to see....anybody, anyone, Wilson???
Cool Brunch spot in BH price no option.
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