This 50-something-year-old fromagerie is the only historic landmark in Beverly Hills we don’t mind visiting over and over again. The shop is filled with crates of wine, imported jams, and wheels of cheese, and you can order from a tight list of seven sandwiches while cheesemongers offer you nibbles of French butter. The ciabatta sandwiches are pricey ($16-$19), but the fillings feel as luxe as everything else in the 90210. Get the lemony La Zucca with fried zucchini and ricotta, or the Dom with jammy sundried tomatoes and aged prosciutto for a smooch of salt. We usually take our goods to the park across the street. This is a fool-proof plan for a day off or treating an out-of-towner to a leisurely afternoon in Beverly Hills with some of the city’s best sandwiches.