Bar Sinizki - Los Angeles (CA)

5 /5 Emma Matsuda: Heard about this place from a friend so decided to check it out. First of all, the bread pudding was immaculate. Definitely gained at least a pound, but it was 100% worth it. The potato and cheese pierogi were to die for - not too heavy or starchy, doused in a beautiful brown butter sauce with sage. The trout rillette tartine did not blow me away, but the incredible cocktails made up for it. Overall I will be returning as soon as humanly possible!

4 /5 yousef: It’s part neighborhood bar, part Europe-meets-LA, with an easy mix of indoor and outdoor tables. No flash, no gimmicks. It might bill itself as a bar, but the kitchen easily holds its own and maybe even outshines the cocktails. No reservations, but the line moves quickly. The tahini green goddess salad is as bright as it sounds with a good sized portion of refreshing, high-quality vegetables, crisp radish, smooth avocado, bright lettuces, crunchy pistachios. The hangar steak was tender, achieving that ideal rosy core, and draped in pepper sauce that sharpened without overpowering. The fries were exactly as they should be: crispy, warm, and not too salty. I tried the oh xila for good measure. Beautifully presented, lime, aperitif, tequila, salt, reminding you this is a bar first. Bar Sinizki runs on balance. Calm yet alive, casual yet composed. A place to eat and drink well without overthinking it.

5 /5 Amanda Law: I’ve never written a review before, but this place is amazing. Best burger & bread pudding maybe ever.

5 /5 Matt Francisco: We really enjoyed it here, its located right next to Dune and owned by the same people so you know it wont disappoint. Definitely a bit pricier than expected but the food was awesome and drinks were amazing as well, totally worth it. My favorite was the salmon, the sauce was incredible.

5 /5 Shaun Young: Bar Sinizki is a charming, classic cafe/bar serving fantastic food and drinks. Front the checkered floors to the marble bistro tables and arched ceiling, it feels like a classic haunt. The Mushroom Tartine and Chicken Schnitzel were absolutely delicious. The service was friendly and warm. This is a place I would feel comfortable coming to solo or for a date night. It’s a great spot for an afternoon bite and drink. I will definitely be back to explore more of the menu, and to try their breakfast. Bar Sinizki fits perfectly into the enclave of great bars and restaurants in Atwater and Eagle Rock - a real gem.