

European tapas & lots of wines in lively, rustic quarters with a barn-door table & sidewalk dining.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 3–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 3–10 PM |
| Thursday | 3–10 PM |
| Friday | 3–11 PM |
| Saturday | 3–11 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 69 Deer Park Ave, Babylon, NY 11702
Phone: (631) 321-1175
Website: http://www.barriquekitchenandwinebar.com/
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Reviews
Wait and bar staff were attentive and very friendly, even on a night that seemed to be on the busier side.
Starting with drinks, we had the red sangria and I also tried the butterfly martini, a gin based special of the week. Both were delightful, the sangria a little lighter than I personally prefer, but was just the way my date likes it. The martini however, was delightful, I pray that they make it a staple on their cocktail list! But maybe that’s just because I’m a sucker for anything with pomegranate.
Food was delicious! Most things are tapas style, making it a great way to try a few things and split with friends. We started with the gorgonzola dip and truffle fries. Don’t be foolish like us and almost give away your leftover dip if you run out of bread, they gave us more to finish it off! It’s basically the best fondue I’ve ever had, and I’m usually not one for funkier cheeses. Truffle is hit or miss with most people, and these go pretty hard on the truffle, so if you’re on the fence about it, these might be a little more pungent than you’d like, although they are crispy and delicious. On to the main even we split the roast chicken and lamb chops. Both came with delectable sauces, the best green beans I may have ever tried (and I am typically a green bean hater), and perfectly fluffy mashed potatoes. The chicken was my favorite of the two, perfectly cooked, nice crispy skin, you couldn’t do it much better. The tapas style also really lends to not feeling so grossly stuffed either, portions just feel more in control. We capped off the night with one of their dessert shooters, they have a ton of options but we went for the Nutella option, and splitting the little jar between the two of us was just the little bit of a sweet taste we wanted to end the night on. The rest of the menu had so many good items all across the board, with a ton of people around us especially ordering pizzas, I’m definitely eager to come back and try more.
Parking can be a bit hectic, there is street parking and a parking lot in the rear, but read your signs carefully, as there are a lot of tow away zones and some places where it’s metered and some where it isn’t.
We ordered appetizers and entrées; while the appetizers arrived promptly, our entrées took over an hour to be served. What made it even more frustrating was that several tables seated after us received their meals well before we did.
When we asked about the delay, our server, Alicia, attributed it to “modifications,” which simply involved removing peppers and olives from the octopus dish. That explanation felt unreasonable given the extended wait. Also, blaming us for the major delay? The only gesture offered was a measly dessert, which isn’t helpful for guests who don’t eat dessert an alternative option should have been provided.
To be fair, the food was good once we finally received it. However, the lack of professionalism from both the server and the manager on duty completely overshadowed the meal and the atmosphere. The manager made no attempt to genuinely acknowledge or resolve the situation, which was surprising and disappointing considering we’ve been returning guests on multiple occasions.
The only person who demonstrated genuine care and attentiveness was the food runner — who truly deserves recognition, if not a promotion. Unfortunately, the poor service and dismissive attitude from management significantly impacted our perception of the restaurant.
We’ve experienced better service here in the past, but tonight’s experience was unacceptable — and it has made us reconsider returning in the future.
The aesthetics and ambiance of the restaurant is definitely very warm and welcoming, with a mixture of wooded furnitures and design. Very pretty and comfortable, without feeling overly high end.
The pricing of their food is also incredibly reasonable, with barely any dish costing more than 25 bucks. The crab cake was delicious and relatively big in portion size, so highly recommended! The steak was very tender but the flavor was on the blander side; it also came out with only a few small strands of onions unfortunately, which would have added more flavor if it came with more. I definitely do not recommend the steak, for I’m sure other options may be more delicious and plentiful. The special fish with risotto was so extremely salty, in which the tomato broth risotto couldn’t even mellow out the saltiness of the fish. Highly, HIGHLY, recommend staying away from the fish…
Lastly, they also added a dish on our receipt which we never ordered, so please remember to check your receipt!
Overall, it was unfortunately a very disappointing experience, especially given its amazing potential. 2 out of 3 of what we ordered was either not good or nothing special. The prices are great with a wide variety, but I’m just hoping the food could be improved upon. Thank you Michael, for doing your best and being so friendly.
Thank you for reading and good luck! (:
Another awesome dining experience. Our waiter Michael was a true professional! He was helpful, personable and made great recommendations. It was obvious that he loved his job and working with his awesome colleagues.
Once again the food was outstanding, especially the Peanut Butter Cup Dessert which was sinfully delicious.
Great cocktails as well.
Danny was also helpful and really attentive to ensuring we had a good experience.
We will keep returning…one of my favorite Long Island spots!
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I would give Barrique 4.5 Stars! I loved it. The outside seating is really charming and the inside of the restaurant is nicely decorated as well.
The staff was terrific. Our hostess Julianne was friendly and sat us outside right away. In addition, our waitress, Alexis, was really helpful, professional and wonderful.
As for the food, we enjoyed it all. My favorite was the breakfast pizza on cauliflower crust…..super flavorfull! The burrata with fig jam was a perfect combination….sweet and creamy. We also liked the octopus as well as the pretzel filled with brie that also came with fig jam.
They had bottomless drinks for $18. I had the Sangria and my wife enjoyed her mimosas. The Sangria was a bit watered down….but I still had two! Alot of folks seemed to be enjoying the Frozes…..might try that next time.
Overall a fantastic experience. I can’t wait to go back!
The service was fabulous and we opted to sit outside in the alley which is a little odd but was great because it was such a beautiful night. It was also better so that we could hear each other.
Everything we had was delicious! The appetizers to dessert…just fabulous!