Mixing it up! Benicio Del Toro teams smart suit with baseball cap as he lunches with blonde beauty in Beverly Hills

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 21:27 EST, 3 February 2017 | Updated: 21:27 EST, 3 February 2017

Benicio Del Toro was his dapper self as he was snapped leaving the swanky Beverly Hills restaurant E Baldi Friday with a beautiful female friend.

The 49-year-old actor was decked out in a pinstriped navy blue suit with a white collared shirt underneath and a black-and-silver Adidas baseball cap that read, 'West.'

The San Juan, Puerto Rico native rounded out his stylish look with brown dress shoes.

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Gentleman: Benicio Del Toro, 49, was snapped leaving the Beverly Hills restaurant E Baldi Friday, holding his car door open for a beautiful female friend

Debonair: The Academy Award-winning actor was well decked out in a pinstriped navy blue suit 

Swagger: The San Juan, Puerto Rico native brings a considerable amount of charisma to his roles

Del Toro, who won an Academy Award for his performance in the 2000 drama Traffic, showed a bit of chivalry in holding the door open for his lunch companion. She wore her blonde mane down with a light grey trench coat over an all-black outfit of a shirt and leggings, with black boots.

Benicio has a 5-year-old daughter named Delilah with Rod Stewart's daughter Kimberly.

The Snatch star, who's slated to appear in Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi, will reprise his role as Alejandro in the sequel to the 2015 crime drama Sicario alongside Josh Brolin, though Emily Blunt, who was one of the leading stars in the original, will not return to the franchise

Lunch date? It was not immediate clear who accompanied the actor on the outing

The sequel to the Oscar-nominated film, which dealt with the drug crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border, will be called Soldado.

Oscar-nominated screenwriter Taylor Sheridan, who penned scripts to both the original and the sequel, told Collider that while the follow-up will feature the same characters, but from a different perspective in terms of storyline.

'I would say if Sicario is a film about the militarization of police and that blending over, this is removing the policing aspect from it,' Sheridan said.

Top of the mountain: The talented star claimed his first Oscar in 2001 for the film Traffic 

Director Stefano Sollima said that a mere glance at international headlines these days all but confirms that the world the story is set in remains relevant.

'Unfortunately there is still much to mine in this world and explore creatively,' he said. 'People are gonna think I have a crystal ball - I don’t - but the current political activities are oddly timely to what Soldado confronts.' 

Next up: Benicio will reprise his role from 2015's Sicario for the sequel Soldado

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