Dining Guide
LA has a well-earned reputation for casual eating… but fine dining in Los Angeles, California runs deeper than most people expect. With a wide bench of chef-driven restaurants, business travelers need clear options that are going to wow clients and surprise their team. These ten restaurants are all in the Dinova network, which means they’re built for corporate dining and ready for it.
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Fleming’s does the classic American steakhouse in a format that works for every group. Prime beef, a massive wine list, and strong private dining options. With a menu that covers enough where anyone can find something they want, Fleming’s is the call when consensus is hard and the stakes – literally – need to be right.
Chef Steve Samson’s DTLA restaurant is built around the culture of Bologna – specifically, the pasta traditions of Emilia-Romagna, where he spent summers as a child. Rossoblu lies within a converted warehouse in City Market South, featuring high ceilings, exposed brick, and a long bar. With two years of Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition, this place will wow you with ease.
A rooftop Japanese spot on Sunset in West Hollywood. The sushi counter is precise, with clean fish and spot-on presentation. Kata features a full sake and cocktail bar, with views of the Strip and an atmosphere of elegance. This is a great spot for clients on their first LA visit who want to experience something that feels just like Los Angeles.
There’s a victorian craftsman house in Pasadena that has hosted a restaurant since the 1980s. Currently, the Raymond 1886 presides over the house, running the dining room upstairs and the cocktail bar in the basement. With California-influenced American cuisine, strong seasonal sourcing, and a room with deep history, The Raymond 1886 is here to impress.
Open since 1938 in Beverly Hills. The menu sources straight from its namesake: prime rib, carved tableside from a silver cart by a Master Carver. With a specific format that has never changed, business travelers can always know what to expect when they walk through the front doors, and the execution is always on point.
West Hollywood’s standard for a proper steak dinner. A dark dining room with dark leather and the scent of USDA prime, dry-aged beef fills the ambience with an experience that is bold, modern, innovative. A seductively stylish interior – BOA’s vibrant space is as alluring as the cuisine itself.
Located just steps from Rodeo Drive, Ocean Prime is the ideal place to socialize, talk business, celebrate, and indulge. From their main dining room to their lounge, three stunning private dining rooms and an expansive outdoor terrace, you can enjoy the vibrant energy of Beverly Hills from any area of the restaurant.
Discover authentic French-Mediterranean cuisine inspired by the flavors of the Côte d’Azur. With seasonal ingredients, Provençal traditions, and live music, Azur brings the spirit of the South of France to Beverly Hills.
Feast on traditional Italian food in an elegant setting with Celestino Ristorante & Bar. Whether you’re seated in the dining room or on the picturesque patio, guests enjoy the best of Italy’s regional cuisine, with a focus on fresh seafood and game, as well as an award-winning wine list that boasts a meticulous collection of Italian wines.
A pioneer of contemporary sushi, Sushi Roku incorporates diverse, non-traditional ingredients from Latin America and Europe into edible works of art. This unique culinary experience bridges past and present as a result of an eagerness to embrace new ideas and a profound respect for tradition.
What is the best fine dining restaurant in Los Angeles for a business dinner?
Los Angeles is full of fine dining restaurants – a few such are detailed here in Dinova’s guide to fine dining in LA. Can’t find what you want? Check out Dinova’s Restaurant Search tool to find one near you.
Which Los Angeles fine dining restaurants have private dining rooms?
Many Los Angeles fine dining establishments feature private dining rooms for client dinners or team events – call well ahead and ask about pricing and availability.
Where can I find fine dining in Beverly Hills for a client dinner?
Fine Dining in Beverly Hills can be found on every corner – our guide here discusses a few. Looking for more? Check out our Restaurant Search tool to find one near you.
Are there Michelin-recognized restaurants in the Dinova network in Los Angeles?
Dinova’s network hosts dozens of Michelin-recognized restaurants in LA. Take a look at this guide for a few such examples!
How do I find more Dinova restaurants in Los Angeles?
Navigate to our Restaurant Search tool to find more restaurants in Dinova’s network – and gain points redeemable for gift cards if you’re a part of Dinova’s myDinova rewards program.
Dinova Staff | 10.22.26