I Went To SUR Restaurant From 'Vanderpump Rules' & Here's What You Don't See On The Show

The goat cheese balls are so overhyped.

For years now, we've heard about these "delicious" and "to-die-for" fried balls of goat cheese SUR has, so you know I had to order them with my meal.

Sorry, Stassi Schroeder...you overhyped this appetizer. I even like goat cheese, but these three little balls you receive for $18 are not worth it. They were kinda tasteless and had me thinking, "this is what everyone raves about?"

You aren't guaranteed a front row seat to the cast drama.

While many of the reality shows' iconic scenes do actually take place inside of SUR, you aren't guaranteed to see any of the juicy drama going on.

It's all set around filming schedules, and according to timelines seen on VPR, they typically film in the summer months, as in from May through August.

I visited during Saturday brunch in July, and no cast interactions were being filmed onsite.

You might not even see a cast member while visiting.

Although most of the main cast has moved on from their actual serving and bartending jobs, IG posts and different scenes in "Pump Rules" show that they all head back there at some point.

When you visit, you aren't guaranteed to meet a cast member or even have one of them as your server — our waitress was a local that isn't seen on the show.

However, you just may be lucky enough to catch a few of them during their shifts, like how we met co-owner Guillermo Zapata and former VPR star Jeremy Madix, who were happy to take pictures with us. Zapata actually went from table to table, greeting fans with a smile on his face.

You automatically won't be filmed for the show because you're eating there.

When watching Vanderpump Rules, you also see a lot of shots of people eating at SUR or even exclusives of servers asking diners for their orders.

If you eat there, don't immediately expect to spot yourself on the next season of the show. There were no cameras in sight when I went.

The ambience is just divine, but nothing special.

SUR is the stunning LVP masterpiece that you would expect it to be. It's accurate to the boho-chic hotspot Bravo depicts, full of gorgeous decorations, fresh flowers, and a foxy ambiance.

However, I think a meal at SUR is only worth it for super-fans of the show who want to see all the iconic spots we've seen over the years and maybe even meet a few cast members.

Unless you are a super rich individual or you have nothing better to do in L.A., then I think SUR could be skipped!