Bacari Silver Lake Adds Late-Night, Live Entertainment

SILVER LAKE, CA — Heads up, night owls!

Bacari Silver Lake, a recently opened, Mediterranean-inspired spot on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, is adding live entertainment for its late-night, Thursday and Friday patrons.

In June, Bacari moved into the former Cliff’s Edge location in the Silver Lake neighborhood, with a weekend brunch and dinner menu, from Israeli-born chef and co-owner Lior Hillel, featuring such specialties as cicchetti small plates, exotic pizzas, falafel, lamb chops, sea bass and shawarma tacos.

The restaurant's newest add to its “Bar Bacari,” luxe-courtyard setting is live music that runs late — Thursdays from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. and from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Fridays — promising a mix of feel-good, up-tempo tunes for those looking to get in one last drink after a fun night out.

The Silver Lake location's cocktail offerings, helmed by Beverage Director Erin Earl, include such highlights as the "Sinners Nectar" (bourbon, blood orange, pomegranate, molasses and lime), the "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" (Smith & Cross rum, Granny Smith apple, juiced fennel, lime and demerara), and the "Rhubarb Bianco" (rhubarb gin, blanc vermouth, gentian liqueur and grapefruit zest).

Chef Hillel, along with partners Danny and Robert Kronfli, also operate other Bacari locales in Greater L.A., including their first in West Adams opened in 2008, plus sites on West 3rd Street, in Playa del Rey, Glendale, and Nature’s Brew on South Union Avenue.

Bacari Silver Lake is at 3626 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles. Follow this link for menu and booking details.

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