two rodeo drive

Probably the best attraction is the fact that the stores are not directly on Rodeo drive but in their own enclave. The stores on Rodeo drive as well as 2 Rodeo drive are really nothing special - lots of jewelry shops - Bulgari, Harry Winston & Van Cleef on Rodeo drive proper are rather good - but they always are! As an aside: Do you remember the tiny Harry Winston store which closed some years ago in Trump Tower in Manhattan? It was like a small jewel box, The HW store in Tokyo is far more exciting than the HW in Beverly Hills. The restaurant at 2 Rodeo caters to the tourist trade. Please keep in mind that Rodeo drive is nothing like Ave Montaigne - just sitting outside of the Plaza Athene and having hot chocolate while looking at Dior is a far better experience.

If you are on Rodeo Drive, then you'll run into it if you're anything like me and hit every corner of the area. I wanted to see it all so I walked the streets and shops right off Rodeo Drive. It only has a few high end shops but you need to see it all ... right?

Two rodeo drive is a small winding cobbled street near the Rodeo Drive and Wiltshire Blvd intersection. There are circa 10 shops here. It makes a pretty picture if you can find a moment without any tourists walking up and down it. However it's nothing special just a pretty shopping street. Personally i preferred walking up Rodeo drive as there is a bigger selection of shops and some fun super cars!

Walking in this area, Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills is pleasant especially during early morning or afternoon time. The shoppers are enjoying walking rather than shoping. It's highly recommended to visit this area.

Get in before 6pm and you get 2hrs free valet parking here. Just enough time to walk around, browse the shops and do a bit of people watching. We were there around 6pm on a Saturday night and just sat on the benches watching kids cruise up and down in their cool motors.

When you're here it's almost hard to believe it's a shopping area. Nice just be here and enjoy the atmosphere.

After walking down Rodeo Drive, we were looking for a place for lunch and there were a couple places to choose from with outdoor seating. We chose McCormick & Schmick and sat outside and enjoyed the the atmosphere. Lots of upscale shopping here too. Fun place to visit.

A nice walk with a good atmosphere. You can also find some nice restaurants over there. I would recommend it if you stay nearby.

If you happen to be on rodeo drive then see this. Charming. But don't drive here to see this. In december they have carolers here singing Christmas songs in old fashion clothing. Thats nice to see.

Valet was stunning....location was the perfect start to Rodeo drive...rest rooms clean and accessible....elevators and was clean and safe....loved it will go back next time I get to BH

Having never been to L.A. this seemed like a place to walk through and check out while in the area. We only spent a little time here but wanted too see it at least once. There are some incredibly expensive store i.e. Louis Vuitton and then there is a Gap, something for everyone.

a well heeled mall that masquerades as a beautiful street. It continues very high end luxury brands like Tiffany,etc. but it's a nice way to spend time if you are visiting Beverly Hills, even if you are just window shopping and dealing with wishful thinking.

Cobble street so it makes you feel like in a small town in Europe.Free valet parking (underground) for 2 hours.All the most popular shops are close by (Louis Vuitton, Tiffany, Versace...).

It's where everyone goes to take pictures in front of the Rodeo Drive sign. All the main stores are there such as Versace, Tiffany's etc.

Its a tiny street but made to feel like you are in some European village. There are shops, mainly jewellery such as Tiffany and also a handful of eating places. Perfect spot for some pictures