Brighton Way, Beverly Hills

This part of Beverly Hills is essentially a giant outdoor shopping and eating center; so, you can't really go wrong on any of the streets. Having said that, Brighton is one of the more lackluster streets as far as shops go. It's not really that big of a deal considering that there are tons of great (and, mostly expensive) stores. The shops on Brighton are mostly boutique-y kinds of stores. There isn't any of the Dior / Cartier kind of shopping that's found just up on Rodeo. There are a couple of fine jewelry stores but none of them are famous. There's actually a store on Brighton that is specifically for men under 5'8". There are a couple of big names like Armani and Taryn Rose; but, if you want the heavy hitters, you're definitely better off on Canon, Beverly or Rodeo.
Restaurants on Brighton are pretty symbiotic with the shopping on the street. There are a couple of Italian places and the Brighton Coffee shop. But, all of the noteworthy restaurants are on neighboring streets. Even the Cheesecake is a block away. Don't get me wrong, you can't really hit a bad place in this area. You just may stumble across a really expensive place that's not exactly good. And, I can't vouch for any of the Brighton restaurants because they're kind of like the Brighton shops: eh.
It's a great street to walk up and down and definitely worth a look. But, this is one section of the "mall" part of Beverly Hills isn't as exciting as the other streets.