By James Bartlett
After more than a decade at Via Veneto in Santa Monica, Fabrizio Bianconi has come to Beverly Grove and put down his own roots on Third Street with an eponymous restaurant.
The large space is split into separate rooms with different styles and tones. There's the casual sofa lounge, which rests under rough brick arches and has the feeling of, perhaps, an upscale bomb shelter. There is also an outdoor patio and a smart, industrial steel dining area with light brown booths and loungers, illuminated softly by Edison lights; this room leads toward a glass-ceilinged atrium that's more secluded and romantic.
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