Bacari Sherman Oaks is a Venetian-inspired small plates restaurant featuring Mediterranean-influenced dishes by Chef Lior Hillel. We are the 6th restaurant of Kronfli Brothers, a family-owned, growing group of restaurants in the Los Angeles area. Alongside our delicious tapas, we offer a rotating curation of small-production wines and eclectic beers, unique craft cocktails & mocktails, and we are also known for our one-of-a-kind 90-minute open bar special. We welcome but do not require reservations — we love to accommodate walk-ins and large parties, even on busy nights. Bacari Sherman Oaks is the go-to spot for our neighbors, and we look forward to hosting you soon!
Hours
| Thursday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–2:30 PM, 4–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–2:30 PM, 4–10:30 PM |
| Monday | 4:30–10:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 4:30–10:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–10:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 14106 Ventura Blvd Unit 117, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
Phone: (323) 986-6763
Website: https://www.eatwithbacari.com/sherman-oaks
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Reservations: eatwithbacari.comopentable.com
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Reviews
The place has a nice, slightly romantic atmosphere with a rustic and cozy vibe, making it perfect for a casual date, a relaxed dinner with friends, or even a quiet solo meal.
The food overall is good and well-prepared. Nothing really stood out as extraordinary for me, but everything tasted good and felt thoughtfully made. If you enjoy greens, fresh ingredients, and healthier choices, this is definitely a place to consider.
Another highlight is the ambiance—it’s very picturesque. The space is beautiful and great for taking photos, whether just for memories or something to post on social media.
It is a bit on the pricey side, but that’s understandable given the quality of the ingredients, the way the food is prepared, and the overall dining experience.
Overall:
A nice place to visit when you’re in Sherman Oaks, especially if you’re into healthy food, good wine, and a charming, photo-friendly setting. Worth checking out.
We’ve been to Bacari many times—mostly at the West 3rd location, and occasionally in Silverlake—and it’s always been a pleasure. Unfortunately, this was our first time at this location, and it was very disappointing.
As always, the space itself is beautiful—but not at our table. We were seated in a cramped spot between the bar and the kitchen, between two overflowing trash cans. The ambiance was ruined by harsh fluorescent light pouring out of the kitchen’s swinging door. Honestly, this table should not even exist—it’s in a high-traffic area and clearly an attempt to squeeze in two more diners. Even one of the people who brought food to our table commented on how tight the table was, and how hard it was to fit more than one dish at a time.
Still, we tried to make the best of it and asked the hostess if we could move when a nearby table opened up. She explained why that specific table wasn’t an option, which was fair, but she also said, “We won’t forget about you,” and promised to follow up. We never saw her again—until we flagged her down at the end of the meal, when she awkwardly mentioned that a table had just opened up (clearly too late to matter). If she had simply come back earlier—even just to say a move wasn’t possible—we would have appreciated the honesty. Instead, the lack of follow-through felt dismissive and unprofessional.
We mentioned the overflowing trash cans both times we spoke with her, and no one made any attempt to address them, whether we moved tables or not.
Separately, our server was kind and the food was good. But there were issues with the drinks—multiple ingredients were unavailable, and in one case, the bartender asked if we were okay with a substitution. In another, they just made the change without checking. One of our dishes never arrived at all.
We still tipped well, because our server did the best he could. But between the uncomfortable table, the unclean environment, and the lack of accountability from the host, we left feeling disrespected and disappointed—especially after spending over $150 for two people.
Bacari is a tapas type restaurant. The prices are reasonable because the portions, and the plates, are small. They recommended ordering three plates per person.
We ordered one plate for each of us and a Margarita pizza to share. The pizza was excellent. I had the Bacari burger. It was amazing. My wife had sea bass, and our daughter had a filet. We all enjoyed our meals.
Service was prompt, friendly, and efficient. In this restaurant, they bring out each plate as it’s ready. That encourages people to share and socialize.
The restaurant was quite noisy inside. They have a nice little courtyard with outdoor seating. It was slightly less noisy in the outdoor courtyard.
For people who want to lose weight and still have delicious meals, I recommend Bacari Sherman Oaks.