Nusr-Et Beverly Hills

The Beverly Hills location of Nusr-Et closed on June 4, 2025, ending a run on N Canon Drive that placed the brand squarely in the city's central luxury dining corridor, steps from Spago and the retail spine of 90210. The closure marks the end of a chapter for a steakhouse that drew as much attention for its theatrical presentation as for the cuts on the plate. The menu drew on Turkish and European influences alongside the steakhouse format, with tomahawk preparations, filet mignon, beef carpaccio, salmon tartare, and meat sushi appearing across review listings. The room offered dark couches, balcony seating, and outdoor sidewalk tables on Canon Drive, configured for the kind of occasion dining that the $$$$-tier price point signals. Yelp's "$50 and over" bracket placed it at the far end of the Beverly Hills expense scale, a market already accustomed to high-ticket tasting menus and à la carte steakhouses. The brand's international profile rests on its founder, Turkish butcher Nusret Gökçe, whose salt-sprinkling technique turned a 2017 video into a sustained cultural moment and gave the restaurant group a level of name recognition that few independent steakhouse operators achieve. That visibility drove the Beverly Hills location's identity as a celebrity-adjacent destination, with the theatrical "meat feast" presentation functioning as part of the draw. No major critical awards or Michelin recognition appear in the public record for this location; the venue's pull was built on spectacle and brand rather than on formal critical standing. For travellers researching the Beverly Hills dining scene, the Canon Drive address is no longer operational. The surrounding block retains its density of high-end options, but Nusr-Et is not among them as of mid-2025.