DCB Hospitality Group to Open Mexican Cuisine Concept at the Rodeo Collection in Beverly Hills, CA

Houman Mahboubi

BEVERLY HILLS, CA – Joining a dynamic collection of specialty boutiques and restaurants, JLL announced that DCB Hospitality Group will open a new restaurant in late summer 2021 at Rodeo Collection, a five story, 87,000-square-foot luxury shopping center located at 421 N. Rodeo Drive in the Golden Triangle area of Beverly Hills, California. 

 The company will open a Mexican cuisine concept featuring a large bar and secluded alcoves, private dining rooms and an expansive patio with an outdoor fireplace. 

JLL’s Houman Mahboubi and Devin Klein represented the landlord in the lease with DCBH Group.  The luxury destination currently is 98 percent leased with only 1,555 square feet available.

Devin Klein

“Our success at Rodeo Collection continues to prove that this is one of the most desirable locations in the world for retail and restaurant concepts especially as we come out of the pandemic,” said Mahboubi. 

 “Even with the evolution of the retail industry, the Golden Triangle commands one of the highest rents with very few spaces available for lease.”

Klein went on to say that “demand for high-end restaurants on Rodeo Drive continues to grow even in a post Covid environment, as the iconic street rarely has restaurant space available.”

Located in the heart of the Golden Triangle on famous Rodeo Drive, Rodeo Collection features the world’s top fashion retail brands, most prestigious medical practices and high-end restaurants, bars and cafes.  

 

                                 Rodeo Collection

The center’s design has white marble walkways and pillars, ivy-draped brick walls and a sunken atrium courtyard topped by glass pyramid skylights.

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