Caulfield's grass-fed Burger with lettuce, tomato, red onion, cheddar cheese, house sauce is also available lunch and dinner poolside at the SIXTY Hotel. Look at the pool, or look at some fanciful Rodeo Drive buildings.

The formal restaurant at the Getty doesn’t serve a burger, but the downstairs cafe does. Eat earlier to grab a table by the windows for the gorgeous view of the mountains and beyond

Chateau Marmont may not have the old Hollywood charm it used to have, but it does have an April Bloomfield protege in the form of Carolynn Spence. In the years since she joined the Chateau, the property has started a bee colony as well as its own farm veg program. The burger, naturally, is no slouch. Oh, there's also a patio full of celebrities.

The lunch-only burger here is ground fresh daily and served on a brioche bun. The garden and the creeks are gratis.

Why starve while sipping a daiquiri by the (newly renovated) pool deck when one can order a cheese burger? Blue Streak at Loews serves both turkey and beef burgers from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Despite being touted as a seafood restaurant, Malibu Pier does a grass-fed beef burger with Gruyere, brichoe, house green grain mustard and house lacto pickles. While it's not quite falling off the pier a la Malibu Farm, there is still a fantastic view of the ocean, backed by chef Jason Fullilove.

Request an outside table and experience the full glory of the Southbay with that rich burger featuring Snake River Farm beef. The burger is available at lunch, but the view is only available during daylight so it all works out.

Perch's downtown is beyond well known and easily accessible, but the Perch burger (with aged beef, an egg during brunch, eggless at night) is actually only available during weekend brunch and on the late night menu which starts at 11p.m.

Skybar's burger is a bit throwback: double patty, cheddar, yellow mustard, fried fried, mayo on brioche. The view of the pool and the rest of lower West Hollywood also happen to be a welcome accompaniment to the burger.

Beverly Wilshire's burger of prime ground beef, portobello mushroom, onion rings, side of truffle french fries comes with a view of Rodeo Blvd. If you look hard enough you may see a yellow Bugatti drive by.

The lunch-only burger may seem a bit ordinary relative to the view, but that view though! Castaway offers one of the few dining-with-a-view options outside of Downtown and the coast.

Of course chef Greenspan's burger with cheddar, sweet dill & onion jam, steak sauce aioli is on challah toast. Of course there's a rooftop bar and a view of Mid-Wilshire towers.

The Hudson offers a different ambiance from the typical rooftops and pool lounges. The NYC inspired view oversees a small, and rare greenspace in WeHo, and the perched boxcar affords great people watching. The big burger here has aged cheddar, heirloom tomato, pickled red onion, pickles, arugula, and roasted garlic aioli.

The ultraposh Peninsula's burger comes with two views: one of Beverly Hills, and one of the pool. The haute burger's ingredient list features grilled apple, apple chutney turkey bacon, arugula, lemon-yogurt dressing.

The daytime burger here is made with dry aged beef, gruyere, tomato, lettuce, house-made pickle aioli on a pretzel roll. You won’t be able to catch the sunset, which is listed on the menu everyday, but you should be able to catch sail boats, along with some greens from local farmers.

The LA Burger, made with avocado, lettuce and tomato, is served until 10 p.m. Not that anyone wants to eat a burger while watching all the skinny bodies shimmering in the pool...

Hotel Angelino’s restaurant has a burger with smoked cheddar, bbq ketchup, bacon jam and caramelized onion. The gorgeous views can stretch from Westwood all the way to the ocean.

The fanciful lunch/brunch only burger contains prime beef, Vermont cheddar, aioli, shallot jalapeno marmalade, and comes with a view of the beautiful garden (if seated outside).