This year’s U.S. Open will bring thousands of fans to the Westside of LA around Century City and Beverly Hills. Here's where to eat. (via eaterla)
by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund after months of bickering. Players and everyone else in the sphere of the sport were shocked by the news that looms ahead of this week’s major championship.
However, fans descending upon LA Country Club are going to have a bigger situation on their hands: where to eat and drink around the course after the. As one can imagine, the traffic around Santa Monica and Wilshire Boulevards will be hellish, which means the better option will be to book a reservation somewhere in Century City or Beverly Hills to wait it all out. Here now, Eater’s guide to eating and drinking around the 2023 U.S. Open Golf Championship.
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