Terrine

It’s Not Easy Being Terrine

French Wine, Bacon Pizza and a Serious Patio

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EXT. BEAUTIFUL GARDEN PATIO - NIGHT

Behind Beverly Boulevard, two people convene below a huge tree. They begin to execute a cinematic mating ritual over Rob Roys and chicken-fried ribs.

And the cinematography is breathtaking.

Curtains up on Terrine, a charming new brasserie with beaucoup patio, now taking reservations for its December 12 debut.

It’s from Picca/Faith & Flower cofounder Stephane Bombet and former Ray’s chef Kris Morningstar, who linked up to address their concerns that your dates don’t have enough wood-fired pizza and historic patio. Their solution: this antique-silver-laden, white-brick neighborhood spot in the old Pane e Vino spot. Yeah. That patio. (See the slideshow and the menu.)

There’s a copper-topped bar on the right when you enter. So in a post–Beverly Center pinch, you could stop by anytime for a glass of French red and fish-and-chips.

But more likely, you and a date’ll be headed outside for dinner or, on weekends, a... late-night dinner. You’ll be ordering Rob Roys. You’ll be pondering if it’s the right time for a big, shareable pork terrine, chicken-fried ribs or a potato pizza with Benton’s bacon and smoked cheddar.

Surprise, it is.

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Terrine
8265 W Beverly Blvd
Los Angeles, CA, 90048
323-746-5130
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