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Bavel

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Restaurante en Los Angeles

RestauranteMiddle Eastern4.6 (1936 reseñas)££££
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Bavel, in Downtown Los Angeles' Arts District, is a Middle Eastern restaurant from Chefs Ori Menashe and Genevieve Gergis.

Platos destacados

  • Reservations
  • Date
  • Hour 5:00pm 6:00pm 7:00pm 8:00pm 9:00pm 10:00pm 11:00pm
  • People 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
  • Menu
  • Hummus Masabacha
  • creamy & chunky bean purée, tomato, lemon, garlic, green zhoug, pita
  • Hummus Duck 'Nduja
  • tahini, parsley, cilantro, sumac, blistered pita
  • Baba Ghanoush
  • Farm Cheese
  • borage za'atar, savory, black sesame buckwheat toast

Servicios

Outdoor seatingTakeawayWheelchair accessBarTakes reservationsFamily friendly

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Lo que dice la gente

Great staff, delicious, and a unique food and drinks menu.

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Breanna Startzel★★★★★

A friend told me about Bavel 4+ years ago, and ever since then, I’ve continued to hear people rave about it. My boyfriend and I finally decided to see what all the hype was about, and somehow it still exceeded expectations. We made our reservation a month in advance and visited on a Sunday at 5 PM. We arrived a little early, so they seated us at the bar, which ended up being perfect. The bartender was incredibly knowledgeable and attentive. The space is cool, with lush greenery throughout and a large outdoor patio. By 6 PM, the restaurant was packed, so reservations are definitely recommended.

Jimmy Su★★★★

Came to Bavel in the Arts District on a Thursday night with four of my cousins to celebrate a birthday and graduation. It was our first time trying Bavel's Middle Eastern cuisine, and while the food was outstanding, the service was a mixed bag. First off, reservations are definitely recommended. Even on a weeknight, the restaurant was packed. There is valet available, but we were lucky enough to find free street parking nearby. The host team was welcoming and got us seated after a short wait. Unfortunately, our primary server wasn't nearly as warm. They seemed annoyed whenever we asked quest

Kevin★★★★★

Had a reservation for Bavel since I've heard great things about it. We parked nearby on the hill to the bridge (FREE), could get a bit tricky but close enough to Bavel. Among arriving, we were immediately seated and had the choice of outdoors or indoors. Outdoors is a bit more for decorations and quieter ambiance vibes, while indoors is more aesthetically pleasing, louder, and has an open kitchen style. The ceiling is filled to leisure indoor customers. Super beautiful regardless of outdoors or indoors. Food is served via a ladder style category: appetizers, entrees, dessert. Our server was

刘雨烟

This is my honest experience, and it’s not just about “personal taste.” I went to Bavel in Los Angeles with my husband because so many people recommended it, so my expectations were honestly pretty high. But the meal ended up being so upsetting that I almost cried at the restaurant, and I felt nauseous even after getting back to the hotel. First, the overall charges already left a bad impression. Valet parking was listed as $13, but since it was cash payment and they didn’t provide change, we ended up paying $15. The bill also had the usual suggested minimum tip of 20% and around 10% tax, whi

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