Rodeo is all about the beautiful designer clothes, the beautiful people , the beautiful stores, the gorgeous windows, and the tourists. It’s lined with flowers and tables for watching the glitterati go by. It’s our small 5th Avenue. Everything in very expensive and is really for buying a very special gift, or more likely window shopping. Beverly Hills is a beautiful little City, with lots of fun inexpensive places to have a tea or a drink. Rodeo is fun for walking.

Rodeo Drive in the heart of Beverly Hills is super fun. Just park and start walking. Tiffany's is there as well as other jewelry houses and there is also fine dining as well as coffee shops. It doesn't matter if you were on a budget. You don't have to buy anything, it is a lovely walk, the storefronts are beautiful and there are places to have a reasonably priced lunch or simply sit and have some coffee. If you have a difficult time walking there is a tour that you can take, but if you can walk a few blocks don't waste your money on a tour. Simply park the car and walk through the area, much of which is closed off to traffic. If this is your first time visiting Los Angeles I suggest a walk of Rodeo Drive. It is simply a fun time and although a bit touristy, so what, you will have a good time. If you have the funds there are several exclusive shops on Rodeo Drive were you can find designer clothes, jewelry and stunning watches. Cartier is nearby. Have a great time in Beverly Hills.

Made a stop over here while in the area for a conference. It was really great to see in person, so many shops you don't normally see anywhere. Very clean, very picturesque. It was fun seeing all of the expensive cars cruising up and down the street.

Rodeo Drive is just a bougie and pretentious shopping district where people go solely to swagger and make a spectacle of themselves vrooming sleek cars and taking Instagram pictures of themselves in front of brand name stores. Honestly, the people who can actually afford to shop at Rodeo Drive don't -- they watch everyone else pretend to be able to shop there as they languish in their hillside homes and shop online. Unless you intend to actually shop or dine at Rodeo Drive, it's not worth adding onto your itinerary.

Beverly Hills most expensive shops on this stretch of street. Once upon a time this was luxury and class. Now on the weekends it’s full of idiots everywhere. There are many exotic $$$$ cars and also street racers just revving their engines and burning rubber from one corner to another with no law enforcement anywhere. It’s “everybody” come look at me. Lots of people making videos. Maybe the during the week there is a different crowd. Not impressed not what you see when you think Beverly Hills.

Just like the Walk of Fame, celebrities and the wealthy do not shop here. If anything, their assistants, or if they do need to run out, it's an incognito pit-stop through the back door. Why people think they will see celebrities, is laughable. Even more so in the last year/year and a half. There's so many tacky fakers running around and frankly, it's just become worse in the last year. Rented luxury cars are the majority. Scarier and dangerous. People standing in lines at luxury shops blowing their EDD money whilst smoking weed. That's it. Move along, folks.

Snobs walking around with their noses turned up, scoffing at what they seem consider as riff raff. Stores that won't let you in without doing a credit check. I am not sure what the hype here is, it was a soul-sucking experience (Although in theme with the rest of LA), I am not sure why this piece of trash is considered a tourist place.

I don't know what the big hoopla is about this shopping area. Nothing particularly fancy just ridiculously expensive for those foolish enough to pay the price. Didn't happen to see any kind of celebrities walking down the street or anything else of interest for that matter. They're much more interesting things to do in LA

Beverley Hills is very clean and tidy unlike most of LA and this is their premier road. All the top brands are here accompanied by the usual high performance cars driving round in circles. At least people are walking around the streets there. I suppose if you are buying then the street is great. If not then it’s over in 20 minutes. Nowhere near the same level as Bond Street in London for example.

2 streets of branded goods, like the Champs-Elysee of Paris / Orchard Road of Singapore. Zipped thru the street to the end where the Beverly Wilshire Hotel stands. This is the iconic hotel where they filmed Pretty Woman. And so many years on, they are still milking the publicity mileage from the movie. Perfect toilet opportunity too haha. Then just opposite the hotel on the slight right is this staircase with a Make-A-Wish fountain and together this forms the Golden Triangle. Prettier at night so go by in the late afternoon, stay thru for sunset then night lights.