Welcome to Antonio Murè's most recent venture – Barrique in Venice! If you are looking for a truly romantic Italian place for dinner with an excellent kitchen, cozy atmosphere and a killer view from the rooftop terrace, you should come to see us.

Enjoy fine dining with Michelin-awarded creations made by our chef Antonio Muré at our Italian restaurant and Venice wine bar. Romantic candlelight location next to Abbot Kinney, fine wine, homemade pasta and delicious specialties such as our signature dish: beet past!

ANTONIO MURE

EXECUTIVE CHEF

Chef Antonio Murè literally and figuratively brings a lot to the table. Born in Porto- palo di Capo Passero, Sicily, and growing up in Parma, Emilia Romagna, Antonio’s formative years in Italy have heavily contributed to his wonderfully unique approach to Italian cooking.

His culinary style epitomizes the essence of the cuisine of Emilia Romagna, one of the most significant food regions in Italy, blended with the exotic flavors of Sicilian cooking tradition.

Chef Antonio first earned his masterful stripes by graduating from the prestigious Istituto Alberghiero di Stato. Upon graduation, the Michelin award-winning chef spent several years perfecting his skills in a number of exclusive restaurants and hotels in Italy, including the renowned Il Meloncino in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Veneto.

In 1995, Antonio moved to Los Angeles and landed another high-profile job as chef at Il Moro. Subsequently, he’s worked as a chef in several top-notch restaurants, including Locanda Veneta and Allegria in Los Angeles and Valentino in Las Vegas. In 2004, Antonio opened Piccolo on Dudley Ave. in Venice, rated among LA’s best by Zagat.  

Antonio opened Ado Ristorante and started the Ado brand, which also included Casa Ado Restaurant, Adoteca Brentwood and the Ado Italian Marketplace line. Antonio's most recent venture is Barrique.

The elegant Italian restaurant dishes out fresh antipasti, homemade pastas, wild game and fresh fish dishes to pair with its extensive wine list. The charming, romantic setting — in a lovely old yellow cottage — is complete with warm candlelit rustic tables and exposed wood beams.