Robertson Boulevard Reviews

Robertson Blvd. is a great street for shopping, and is located between Beverly Hills and West Hollywood. Stop by The Ivy for their legendary lobster salad and it's likely you will spot a celebrity or two in between bites.

Robinson Boulevard is a main artery. It was surprising how pleasant it was to walk down the Boulevard and enjoy the scenery and variety of retail stores.

Boring boring boring! Bad customer service in pretty much every store we went in... no shops that blew us away (you can find them anywhere and everywhere in LA and Beverly Hills) and it was pretty dead so even the people watching sucked. Don't waste your time.

Lovely spot to shop for a couple of hours. Great selection of shops and stopping at the Ivy for lunch or a coffee (or a cocktail) is a must-do.

Shop 'til you drop! Lovely boutiques. Moods of Norway. Could have spent A LOT OF MONEY on this street.

It's a little bit of a scene, but there's great people watching. Also the food and shops are great place to spend a few hours walking with a date or a friend.

Stroll the Blvd. and you might get a glance of someone famous. ESPECIALLY if you dine at "The Ivy".

Robertson used to be Interior Design oriented; however, now it is chock full of designer boutiques and a mish mash of other vendors/shops. A bit of a treasure hunt on this street.

Especially nice between the cross streets of Santa Monica Boulevard and Burton Way. Many small, upscale boutiques and cafés are located in this area.

The shops they have on Robertson Boulevard, they don't have in a lot of places, very unique and some very high end shops, yet the street is very serene, beautiful, cool breeze, and lots to do.

Great shops and perhaps some celeb spotting. Robertson blvd has some of LA's coolest stores. it aint cheap if yo uwant deals ratehr shop on melrose and bargain

Robertson Boulevard is a very nice area to do shopping. There are many big brands who a store at this place.
I can recommend to eat at The Ivy

...you go to Robertson... some good shopping and really nice resturants... I love "The News Room" its my favorite place for a breakfast stop... the Acai Bowl is incredible.

A great selection of shopping, a beautiful street to bop around on. Wish I had more time to spend here.

I love the Ivy restaurant and love to hit the boutiques on Robertson right after. Its a great avenue for people watching and shopping with your Amex Platinum. Enjoy.

I come to LA twice a year and Robertson Blvd is always one of my stops. I always update my son's wardrobe when I shop at KItsons Kids and Lisa Klein Kids.These stores have things that Chicago doesn't carry. The cafes and restaurants are all great by Robertson and 3rd. A must see!!!

The famous Ivy Restaurant is located here and is a must do for anyone visiting West Hollywood. We were a little intimidated when we first arrived trying to get the attention of the staff to ask whether a table was available.

You just have to walk right in and ask - this is an incredibly busy restaurant with a large staff and clientele. If you hover outside they will think you are just sightseeing or star spotting. Once inside the staff are friendly, approachable and treat everybody with equal importance.

Lunch at The Ivy is cool, as is shopping at Kitson - perfect for my teenage daughter. But, when it comes to the prices, this seems more like Beverly Hills East instead of West Hollywood.

Robertson Blvd. has many boutiques and restaurants that typify
warheads Westside of LA. I really enjoy Il Piccolino for lobster salad and the great variety of trendy clothing stores,

I was practically raised on Robertson Blvd, my mother having been an interior designer. So I've seen many years of changes there. The one thing that has not changed, though, is the charm of all the small storefronts, no matter who has occupied them over the years. At the moment, the street is so uber hip with all the outrageous clothing boutiques instead of all the fabric showrooms I grew up with before the design center opened (The Blue Whale..now with green and red ones added). You must start on one end and just walk the whole way to Melrose...both sides and don't miss Beverly Blvd while you're at it. A great place is the Ivy to spot your favorite celebrities having lunch.

A real voyeur's paradise. Very trendy and LA large. Plenty of good night spots and restaurants. We visited the famous Abbey and enjoyed both the food and atmosphere

It is what it is... the stretch of Robertson Blvd. on the West Hollywood/Bev Hills border is just high profile and expensive shops with the annoying rich and famous that can't drive and don't care. If you want to see paparazzi running mindlessly after a who's-who then this is your street. There is plenty of that going on.

We went to Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles. This is a street with good restaurants as well as a good street for shopping.

This area is turning into a mini Rodeo Drive with better shopping with some restaurants. SUR and the new Pump is on the corner. Check it out if you can.

Visted this street and area briefly ate in the area becoming very trendy and up and comming great location cant wait till it gets more popular

My 16 year old daughter enjoyed strolling through the shops on Roberston Blvd. I enjoyed seeing some of the sights that I was familiar with from television and magazines in person. Good way to spend an afternoon.

Robertson and santa monica the main street where all the action is for the LBGT communitues. if you are a tourist around may......1st week of June its Gay pride from Long Beach, CA to Hollywood Pride......This event in my opinion is for friends and couples....one can bring the family i have seen families their....depends on ones level of comfortability. other than that go visit The Abby, an all mens bar/ club. its always packed on thrus / friday / sat / sun 🎉🎉😂 ladies are welcomed as well even heteroz ......secondly, there is fiesta cantina pretty nice bar atmosphere.......lastly fantasy fridays got salsa, hip hop music ladies pack that out usually but again its open for people who wana dance!!! have fun cheers

Just like Rodeo Drive, you can find various over-priced shops, mediocre restaurants with 10$ drinks and celebrities (let's face it they are mostly reality TV stars).. I lived a block off of Robertson for 2 years and loved the neighborhood but to be fair, there is not much to do here and it's definitely not worth your time if you're visiting only for a few days.

An artery where the pulse of fashion beats strongly. Every showcase is a work, every person a character on this urban walkway.

Not "my cup of tea." (I'm not a shopper.) That's about all I can say about this venue, as I don't often go shopping in that area, and don't think I need to travel all the way to Beverly hills to shop!

Loved it, great cafes, restaurants and shops! Definitely worth a visit each time to meet and greet friends or just hang out for a coffee taking it all in.

Robertson Blvd is always great, we enjoyed the outdoor aspect of our shopping experience there. And there was great street entertainment as well.

Restaurants on the street that are over priced including the drinks ($10 rum and coke) with near mediocre food as you find in most of WeHo.

What's the big deal? It's a big traffic jam of nothing!

Lots of good "label" shops, very upmarket and some top well known restaurants, i.e The Ivy. Probably nicer and less glitz than Rodeo Drive.

I heard that this was more of a celebrity hotspot than Rodeo Drive now so we decided to have lunch here instead. Newsroom Cafe was very good but this street was a bit dull. Rodeo is much more picturesque (as a visitor to the city). Next time I would skip this and enjoy a meal on Rodeo instead.

I always love to visit Robertson Blvd. It spans from West Hollywood to Beverly Hills. There is a little something for everyone. Wether your looking to find your favorite high end shopping experience or looking to dine at one of the many trendy place to eat such as PUMP, Sur, or Sur Lounge. If you want to see a celebrity during your visit this is definitely the Blvd. you will find one or 20

Still THE place for hipster shopping in LA. Kitson, Lisa Kline and The Ivy are all celebrity hostspots. Look for the paparazzi and for the stores who close and put their blinds down so the rich and famous can shop 'til they drop. Great home furnishing stores abound, too!

All my favourite boutiques in one place, with a few one off LA places that are not to be missed.

Highlight of the shopping is here....looking forward to going back.
Loved All Saints, and the service there is fantastic - there are great shops all around here, but worth the trip!

High end "home design' primarily, and some high clothing stores. High end eateries like "The Ivy", but down to early places like "Ed's Coffee Shop". Home cooked food every day for breakfast and lunch. NO dinner. From Santa Monica Blvd. South for about a mile or so.

Last here 2003. What a change !
Great shopping improvement and the restaurants very nice. Not top notch yet. But certainly a great improvement . Spent a few hours here . Well worth the trip.

Park after Kitson's and walk from there. I am a denim fanatic and I love the 1969 store and Kitson's. Paige and 7 for all mankind is also on this block. Check out also the Ivy - you might spot celebrities dining at this place. Lululemon is also good for comfort yoga clothes too!

Another long street! But this is America.

Plenty here to see and do, and it's certainly more vibrant here than other parts of West Hollywood with fun bars and restaurants and what feels like much more colour, tree lights, and in general a buzzy atmosphere.

Worth coming to explore and shop and eat, so would recommend an afternoon to see numerous parts of the boulevard which stretches into various iconic parts of the city.

It has both fashion and furnishings stores -- a rare treat in combination.

Love all the shops on Robertson andThe Ivy is a Favorite when we visit I highly recommend Sunday Brunch !!!!!! request the patio the Staff was Over the top helpful with our food allergies Love the Ivy ! then enjoy the brand Boutiques parking is available or valet . One of my favorite areas in L.A.

I spent an afternoon shopping in the area, and I had lunch at The Ivy. There are a lot of shops in and around the Robertson, so don't hesitate to check out some of the side streets, I found some cool shops off the beaten path.

Lots of fashionable boutiques, easy parking in a structure. Good mix of locals, not a tourist trap but a great place for a tourist to go. There are a few good lunch spots.

It's the Soho of L.A. Great location, chic trendy shopping and dining. Close to Beverly Hills and Sunset Plaza.

Lots of hot spots....for shopping and good food. You will spot the reality show spots easily....then you have the channel, Tory burch and kitson.

This is a Gateway to Beverly Hills! You will hit lot of shops and restaurants as you make your way to the tinsel town from I-10 freeway!

Robertson Boulevard goes down several different blocks of shops and restaurants. It is definitely on a higher end so prepare to pay.

I absolutely loved this street. With it's shops by new European Designers, Restaurants like the IVY and its Spas (CaraSoin).
I feel this is the up-and-coming place in the West Hollywood-Bev Hills area for shopping and overall hanging out.
It was close to our hotel - the Sofitel, but I didn't discover it under the day before we were leaving. I did manage to shop there a couple hours and it was nice to see all the new fashion that you can't get just anywhere. Very original pieces.
Rodeo to me paled in comparison. You can get Chanel, Gucci and Hermes anywhere now.
I felt like I could have easily spent a couple days wandering around sample the restaurants and shops and spa without getting bored.

Enjoy!

Whilst in Los Angeles we visited Hollywood Boulevard, what a cornucopia of cultures, this is a bustling hive of activity with plenty of shops and attractions to see, thoroughly recommend you spend a couple of hours touring this street, park in Madam Tussauds underground valet parking, excellent value and service.

Cool experience during a sunny day, you can take a walk and visit around and do some shopping, also lots of restaurants nearby so you can spend a whole day

walked a portion of this street and really enjoyed the local feel. cute shops include coffee shops, intimate restaurants, tree lined.

Great for high end, 20,30 and 40 year old, shopping. Once you are tired of the walking the 3 blocks up and 3 blocks down, stop in at the Newsroom for a healthy meal, starbucks for coffee or The Ivy for a more pricey meal and great people watching

Robertson Boulevard has the village feel, a shopping strip to walk through two blocks without the clamour of a shopping centre, without the raucous of bling. A stylish meander with boutiques and cafe restaurant treasures.

There's a couple good shops here and one decent place (near 3rd, not that other one with patio) to eat but not much else. Fine if you're in the neighborhood, or have a specific shop in mind but otherwise, don't bother.

Just go straight to the Ivy in the daytime for lunch weekdays to see celebrities power-lunching. Great shopping and paparazzi too.

We found it quite expensive,were told it was good for bargains,we didn't find any,trying to get a taxi was almost impossible and to find a shop to get bottle of water near impossible as well,very disappointed,maybe we were up the wrong end.

If you are ready to shop until you stop this is the street to find what you need. Upscale latest fashion and restaurants to satisfy the most demanding shopper.

Busy, overpriced, smoggy... Everything bad about L.A. can be found right around here. Unless you have specific business in the immediate area, I would avoid.

great shops my wife and I enjoyed the shopping! A bit pricey but that is to be expected given the designers who have their shops there :-)

A great place for people watching, shopping and dining. The restaurant scheme was my favorite as they have everything from posh upper scale to pubs. We opted to try 1-2 things from a few places including Pump which was incredible enchanting.

There are some great shops on Robertson, everything from Super high end like Chanel, Louboutin to quirky like Kitson and the main staples like AllSaints and Tory Burch. While your shopping, grab a bite at a the Ivy and dessert at Georgetown Cupcakes.
There is something for everyone on this quiet little stretch.

We took our 22 year old step son from China, I don't think he was impressed but we had a great time. My wifes first time to Hollywood.

It has been about 25 years since I was last on Robertson and my, oh my, has it gone upscale - not glitzy - not over the top - just perfect.

It's good to visit the boulevard to take a walk, yet it is very sunny at afternoon.
I think i would've had a better experience if I visited it before sunset when it's not that sunny.

Fun just to stroll and look at the people and shops. It feels more like a real street than Rodeo Dr. and has some of the same upscale shopping. I did not know about this street and was glad to find it out.

Unique & fun shopping! I especially love the Kitson & Tory Burch shops there but a lot to choose from & fun to walk on a sunny day

This is just a street where so-called "celebrities" shop, but the reality is that the shops are overpriced and that the celebrities are overrated reality t.v. "stars."

We went there as this was an iconic street for my teenager daughter. She wanted to see stores where her stars shop. We walked the whole street and while we did see a few high end stores, I don't think it was worth the cab/bus ride. Seeing the cramped people at the iVY was cool (and made me glad we hadn't selected it for a meal), but aside from that, nothing to speak about. Glad I also saw Lisa Vanderpump's restaurant, but again, we didn't go in.

The stores were the same as at home; and there was little originality.

Maybe it's better at night? We were there just after lunch.

Robertson has the shops you cant find anywhere else in the city. Still mostly major retailers but the ones that arent as common.

Check out the roads in Hollywood, especially Robertson Blvd. and all of the shops and restaurants that the rich and famous visit and peruse. Its loaded with famous spots and should be on your list when you visit Hollywood.

hit SUR and Pump awesome, fan of the show had to go, great night life only the sad thing was really hoping to run into Lisa Vanderpump

Walk around, have lunch, do some shopping....but bring a lot of cash or credit cards! You may even spot a celebrity or two.....

another road in los angeles of pricey shops and eateries. you may see the occasional celebrity here. nice to take a walk, even if you don't buy anything, as you better have deep pockets. there are some shops that are made for middle call incomes, but most are geared toward the high end spenders.

Many design stores, good walking street, clean easy to get around with many choices for shopping . I want to go back.

Great clothing shops. But what I don't like about this place is that it is hard to get to (from where I am at least) and then parking is a difficult.

Great place..possibly browsing mostly depending on your budget, although Kitson is great and sells an array of clothes, accessories and collectibles to suit all budgets...at the top end there are restaurants and bars too for an evening visit. Lovely for stroll and a spot of lunch at the Ivy too!

Its great if you find it, I loved it. We have been here a few times and always find some new stores or new place to eat. I could live here!!!!

The pubs and restaurants on Robertson Boulevard are one of the best things about West Hollywood. We spent several nights hanging out here!

Expensive shops... celebs and tourists everywhere. If you want to find them, this is the street. Just follow the papps carrying their camera gear... the ivy is always a hot spot

This shopping area provides a variety of excellent stores in which one can purchase designer clothing as well as less expensive clothing. The variety of stores makes it an ideal shoppng precinct while the presence of The Ivy makes it a pleasnt place to lunch as well.

Fun expensive shopping on a nice walkable street. Eat at the Ivy if you can afford it or just walk by to star gaze.

A place not to be missed. Loads of great shopping and good restaurants to visit. You might just see your fav celebrity

if you are making over 6 figures then you definitely want to shop here, not very cheap. A lot of their shopping involve more boutiques than anything else, so prepare to spend your cash, or credit. It also has some great restaurants like the Ivy and Newsroom. You will definitely see some celebrities here if that is what you are looking for, especially at the Ivy

You don't need to go to Rodeo Drive to find great shops! There is Tory Burch, Chanel, Alice and Oliva just to name a few! The Ivy Restaurant is conveniently located after hours of shopping and a great place to see star sightings!

I love shopping here and the feel of the place, the area is really nice and a good central location.

Not enough to see here. Not worth the trip. There are better places only a mile away.

There is not many original things to see there. It is one of Los Angeles boulevard where you find restaurants and a few shops.

Designer shops..pricey beautiful clothing and restraunts...nice place to stroll, shop and eat...maybe see a celeb...

yet another great street that, no doubt, you may drive along during your visit. Its another boulevard dotted with many culinary, cultural and interesting highlights where you can watch the interesting folk of LA or max your credit card eating excellent food.

Robertson Boulevard. The high end shopping district. Lots of stores to walk around to. Will you buy ? It's pricey, but if you don't plan on buying, still fun to walk around. Good chance you will see some celebrities as well. Check it out

The fun "walking" area on Robertson is pretty short, won't take more than 10 min ( between Beverly Blvd and Burton way) but there are several cool stores for window shopping, including Chanel ;-) My child loves to come here too- we highly recommend Kitross for kids games, toys and clothes. There is also a great cupcakes store Georgetown cupcakes- best in town!