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55 N. La Cienega Blvd., Beverly Hills
310-652-7673

Hours: MON-SUN 11:00AM-11:00PM


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Stinking Rose

Thankfully, an unabashed passion for garlic no longer carries a stigma in gastronomically diverse L.A. At The Stinking Rose, garlic lovers are invited to give in to their pungent passion and clove dreams. Here, each is enticed with a specially created cuisine that has one ingredient in common -- garlic. Even the restaurant's several distinctive, campy dining rooms pay homage to garlic lore and the mottos of this establishment include: "We season our garlic with food" and "It's chic to reek." The menu is filled with endless delights for garlic lovers: garlic chowder, garlic shrimp, pastas in sauces heavily infused with garlic, 40-clove garlic chicken, even garlic ice cream and a wine dubbed Château de Garlic! There are even "vampire" dishes for those who choose to abstain. Located in the old Lawry's building on La Cienega's "Restaurant Row," this spot is the Southern California branch of a popular San Francisco restaurant. The original, in San Francisco's North Beach district, is so fragrant you can detect the distinctive aroma from entire city blocks away.

-- Roger J. Grody


Fax: 310-652-1095

 Reader Reviews

April 26, 2006
Jody Los Angeles, CA

I will rate "recommended" because I saw the newer menu items. 92-year-old mom & her 89-year-old sister chose the "Rose" as our dinner destination for their birthdays (same week so celebrated on same day). For the past 4 years the menu has been redundant but when I check it today, there are more items -- look yummy! Prawn has always been overcooked - don't recommend. Wait staff getting to be "anxious" -- argumentative sometimes. Remember, seniors take a little longer to make their choices.

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 Venue Details
Cuisine Italian
Payment American Express , Diners Club , MasterCard , Visa
Prices Average price of a meal is $25.


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