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Help us make it rightSoft-green walls, black-and-white photos and high ceilings illuminate the affluent crowd for lunch and dinner. The intimate family setting combined with the professional service just add to the fact that DIVINO is a little culinary diamond in the rough.
Goran Milic charmed customers when he greeted them at Giorgio and Toscana. Now they flock to his intimate trattoria, which opened in 1996. Hidden in the back of the Barrington Court collection of boutiques and cafés, the eatery looks so tiny from the outside, we were surprised to discover a colorful space with high ceilings, columns, skylights and an open kitchen. A reasonably priced menu...
Goran Milic charmed customers when he greeted them at Giorgio and Toscana. Now they're flocking to his intimate trattoria, which opened in 1996. Hidden in the back of the Barrington Court collection of boutiques and cafes, the eatery looks… Read More
A "best-kept secret" in Brentwood, this "neighborhood" "trattoria" "consistently delivers" "outstanding" Italian eats and "warm, personal service" in "inviting", "elegant" environs; it's a bit "expensive" and you have to have a high tolerance for "sardinelike" seating at peak hours, though most agree it gets "better every year."
Homey, huge Italian kitchen that still imbues the air with a touch of romance. Savvy grandma and her sneaky minions fatten us up with insanely creamy risotto and homemade porcini gnocchi. Wood-burning oven has us scarfing thin crust pizzas and shouting for more of "da vino" from an epic list. Maybe an aging punk rocker with newborn twins can feel cozy in the sometimes stuffy Wood that is Brent.
In ShortSoft-green walls, black-and-white photos and high ceilings illuminate the affluent lunch crowd and well-dressed couples who populate this tucked-away trattoria. The northern Italian menu includes daily specials, such as linguine with shrimp, pesto and beets or porcini mushroom risotto. A wood-burning oven turns out thin-crust pizzas like the Ortolana, generously topped with zucchini and...
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Authentic, flavorful, aesthetically pleasing, generous with such delightful folks! Will visit anytime we're in LA!
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Divino can be found at Barrington Ct 11714. The following is offered: Restaurants: Italian. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Los Angeles there are 50 other Restaurants: Italian . An overview can be found here.
“Offering elegant regional Italian dishes with influences of the Adriatic, Divino is discreetly nestled off Sunset Blvd in Barrington Court. Whether it’s a weekend brunch ‘Pranzo’, intimate dinner or business event, charming Divino is the trattoria just for you...The warmth and attentiveness of owner Goran Milic and his elite staff will renew the pleasure of your dining experience”
Offering elegant regional Italian dishes with influences of the Adriatic
Tucked-away eatery offering more ambitious cuisine than the typical neighborhood Italian haunt.
Soft-green walls, black-and-white photos and high ceilings illuminate the affluent crowd for lunch and dinner.
The intimate family setting combined with the professional service just add to the fact that DIVINO is a little culinary diamond in the rough.
What to Drink: A stellar wine list features varietals by the bottle and glass, as well as limited-availability wines of the month.
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