Experience global small plates and crafty cocktails in a charming spot with a curved brick ceiling that buzzes with great energy and stellar service.
"Studio City’s Black Market Liquor Bar is offering a five-course Dine LA menu priced at $45. Each set menu includes dishes like burrata with candied squash, charred Brussels sprouts, and scallops." - Rebecca Roland
"Black Market is easily one of the best places to grab a cocktail along Ventura. The vibe can get a little rowdy on the weekends, but come on a weeknight after dinner and you’ll find a fairly subdued, romantic atmosphere that feels like you’re drinking in an old Parisian sewer line (trust us, it’s appealing)." - jess basser sanders, amy clark, brant cox
"Run by celebrity chef Antonia Lofaso, Black Market Liquor Bar is a gastropub not to miss. The curved brick ceiling and dimmed lights give an intimate vibe, though don't be fooled there's almost always a crowd. The restaurant serves up a diverse selection of small plates, with an impressive list of wines, beers, and spirits. If the options seem too be good to be true fear not, the staff touts that you can't go wrong with the BBQ shortrib." - Blake Kathryn
"Black Market is an American gastropub that’s been open for over a decade and is one of Studio City’s most reliable casual restaurants. The expansive menu hasn’t changed a whole lot since 2011, but a place that serves everything from lobster rolls and spicy Korean wings to summer squash rigatoni, making it a place even the pickiest eaters in your friend group will be happy visiting. There’s also a large craft beer list, solid house cocktails, and large front patio that’ll fit any size party." - Brant Cox
"This is one of those places where the vibe changes drastically depending on the time and day of the week. Midweek drop-in? Expect a more subdued, romantic atmosphere perfect for a first date night cap. Saturday night with a group of friends? Expect it dark, loud, and lively. But with a good beer list, above-average food, and one of the more unique spaces on Ventura (seriously, do hobbits live here?), Black Market always manages to find a way to fit the mood." - brant cox
