I love this place because since I was a kid my dad would bring us food and a desert from there and I would love every single thing. I miss it a lot, I would really want that Nutella pizza again for my family if I could get it.

A legend has left the building. Last week marked the closing of The 3rd Stop, a classic downhome gastropub on 3rd Street in Beverly Hills. This was the best lunch spot here for decades, boasting cheap food specials, amazing beers on tap and staff that were so cool they became my IRL friends. It's being replaced by an expensive Italian eatery that I will henceforth boycott. Pouring one out for this amazing place. It. Shall. Be. Missed!

Decent priced pub grub. Upscale dive bar feel, right across from Cedars. Well stocked selections of drafts on tap, even experienced something new! I'd go back!

Really great stuff here and I mean actually great to the point I had to post a review (I know people say this but I NEVER post reviews.. seriously check if you want first timer here)! I had a pretty crappy appointment at Cedar's across the street from this bar; totally planned on downing bourbon neats until I couldn't feel feelings for a while. But the bar staff, specifically Curson and Luis, were welcoming and chill AF (so dope I asked for frickin names for the review.. another first for this brother) so I got beers and munchies instead. Mac and cheese was baked but was still so rich; sticky/gooey enough that it made that sexy sound (IFYKYK) without being dry and gummy. Margherita pizza was def made with fresh mozz and was perfectly crisp without being burnt. Lastly and may be a small thing to some but makes a difference to others. This is one of the few bars I've been to since moving to LA last year that didn't immediately require me to pay or leave a card when I was ordering drinks at the bars that hadn't come and stepped outside for a smoke. I instinctively reached for my wallet and Curson says 'what are you doing I know you're not going anywhere' and waves me off. Again, it's a small thing I know but as a black guy living in LA l, that s**t made a difference. It's only a mile from the house and I've never been before but I'll be back for sure.

A always enjoy a good happy hour spot. This place has the combo of great food and a happy hour to match. For starters, the HANGER STEAK (6OZ) SALAD with Arugula, diced tomatoes, avocado, goat cheese, honey lemon herb dressing is a refreshing meal to get the taste buds flowing. The TRUFFLE burger with Cracked peppercorn, arugula, artisanal truffle cheese, caramelized maui onions, garlic aioli is also a flavorful choice and a must. Service is good as Jay will help you with any questions. Parking is on the adjacent street or public parking lots.

Great happy hour food and deals. The macaroni and cheese was delicious and very creamy. Tried the tuna tartare too which only comes with three chips but has a good serving of fish on top. Gets crowded during sports games and service becomes a bit slower but overall a good experience.

The 3rd Stop on 3rd Street! It's a great gastropub hang out spot with good food and drinks. If you're looking for an outdoor dining option, this place has it. They also play sports on their TVs as well. Staff here are very friendly and provide great recommendations. As for parking you would need to find street parking and watch for the signage. It's also a nice place to sit and catch up or grab something quick to go. Keep in mind this is more of a beer and wine place, and not really for cocktails. Their fries and pizzas are delicious and freshly made to order. If you're vegan or vegetarian they have some options as well so everyone can enjoy. On the inside they have table seating, booths and even bar seating, whatever your vibe is. If you're coming in with a large group, you can also reserve tables ahead of time so you can keep your party together. Definitely worth checking out and trying their food!

Tried this place because our dinaLA option next door fizzled. I was pleasantly surprised! There was only one other table dining when we went~plenty of comfy cushiony seating and bar area for the drinkers. We tried the HANGAR STEAK SALAD cooked to medium rare and it was pretty perfect. Steak was soft and tender, lots of arugula and some hints of tangy-ness, could've had a tad more salt but thats easily adjustable. We also got the tartufo pizza (truffle basically) and its best eaten fresh. Very soft and cheesy with piles of arugula. Minimal hints of the truffle. Overall tasty. The food portions were gigantic and sharable. They do have a pretty decent happy hour menu so I'll be back to try that out. My only gripes were the water...had a funny aftertaste...and the fly that was nonstop flying over our table. But, overall a thumbs up~food was good enough for me to want to go back again soon~Service was also quick and friendly.