Maybe you are not buying things but just come to see the street, is a very nice place. more

My husband and I are relatively new to Southern California, so we decided to take a day trip up to Los Angeles and "do the Beverly Hills thing." We found free parking underneath the Pottery Barn one or two streets over. It was either two or three hours free (I can't remember!), but the time was more than adequate --... more

Rodeo Drive is a great place to go for people watching. I wouldnt recommend this to those not ultra-rich for shopping, as the stores add extra to the price tag purely because of where they are. Dont go there looking for famous celebrities, as its mainly tourists hoping to see celebrities! We did see some fab cars parked along the... more

It's a very cool place to go, even if you can't afford to buy something. It's a beautiful street, with great cars passing buy, and you may bump into something famous (I saw Queen Latifah). There are plenty of places to park (but some of them are expensive). A great place to lunch is 208 Rodeo, with a great view... more

We stopped to take pictures and say we've been. We knew we weren't going to buy anything and wouldn't spend very long there. We found a free parking lot right across from Jamba Juice. Ended up getting smoothies...... Nice place to go, say you've been, etc. Great pictures, too! more

We stopped here really as a picture opportunity. We had to say we have been to Rodeo drive. We took pictures of all the desginer stores and of course the "Regent Beverly Wilshire" hotel. This is the hotel featured in the movie "Pretty Woman" There is also an offical town greeter here. This guy is dressed in a top hat... more

While Rodeo Drive isn't where most of us will be doing a lot of shopping, this area is a must-see for anyone traveling to the L.A. area for the first time. The buildings and landscaping are absolutely gorgeous, the people are friendly, and you never know who you're going to run into (Victoria Beckham was at Saks during our visit).... more

Rodeo Drive is great to window shop. I have actually shopped at Tiffany's. People are very nice and there are lots of tourists around to take your pic. It's fun to get a taste of the good- er- um- the RICH life. more

I'd always deliberately avoided Beverly Hills during my previous visits to L.A. I assumed the place was boring and pretentious. When I finally did visit B.H., two things about it surprised me. The first was how many other low rent tourists---people just like me---were already there. The sidewalks overflowed with gawkers. Not all of them were working stiffs, like me,... more