Bill Hader as Barry on the Santa Monica Pier. — Bill Hader as Barry on the Santa Monica Pier

HBO’s ‘Barry’ Restaurant and Bar Locations in LA, Mapped

Barry’s third season ended this week, and showcased locations throughout Los Angeles

by Mona Holmes Jun 16, 2022, 3:08pm PDT

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Bill Hader as Barry on the Santa Monica Pier

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by Mona Holmes Jun 16, 2022, 3:08pm PDT

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HBO aired the finale for season three of Barry on Sunday. It’s been a dark, twisty ride for this dramatic (and sort-of) comedy show, with last week’s episode squeezing in as much as possible — teary confessions, an attempted rescue, attempted murders, actual murders, failed retribution, and an arrest — into slightly over 31 minutes.

Since the hit show began in 2018, Barry’s location managers sought out locales throughout Los Angeles, following the lead actor and co-showrunner Bill Hader and his expedition from hired assassin to acting student. Because Hader’s character centers around acting, his LA life revolves around sessions with his teacher played by Henry Winkler, auditions, and moments stationed at SoCal landmarks, bars, and restaurants. There’s even a fun poke at the trendy nature of LA restaurants at a fictional hot spot.

Here is the restaurant, landmark, and bar guide from HBO’s Barry, presented from north to south.

Warning: There are some hefty spoilers ahead.

Fields Market

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Season two, episode five is arguably Barry’s funniest and wildest episode, with a vengeful and tae kwon do-master child sending Barry and Fuches to Canoga Park’s Fields Market in search of first aid gear.

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23221 Saticoy St, Canoga Park, CA 91304

(818) 346-5117

A child hides on a car roof while two men talk. — Jessi Giacomazzi, Bill Hader, and Stephen Root

Mucho Mas

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While being chased by Barry, his acting coach Gene ducks into the parking lot at Mucho Mas in North Hollywood. In real life, the restaurant is temporarily closed.

10405 Burbank Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91601

(818) 980-0300

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Monta Factory

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Though the location is at Monta Factory produces dumplings filled with ground beef and topped with garlic yogurt sauce, the location serves as a hamburger stand in the third season of Barry.

1208 W Glenoaks Blvd, Glendale, CA 91201

(818) 396-4445

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Patys Restaurant

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After pulling off his first “hit” in Los Angeles, Barry watches the police rush to the crime scene at Toluca Lake’s old-school diner Paty’s Restaurant during the pilot episode.

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10001 Riverside Dr, Toluca Lake, CA 91602

(818) 761-0041

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Residuals Tavern

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Barry meets his future girlfriend Sally during acting class, and joins the entire group for a drink at Residuals Tavern in Studio City.

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11042 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604

(818) 761-8301

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Three men have beers at a bar for HBO’s TV show Barry. — Acting class hangout at Residuals Tavern

Colombo's Italian Steakhouse & Jazz Club

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During the fourth episode of the series, actors Paula Newsome and Henry Winkler dine at Eagle Rock’s Colombo’s Italian Steakhouse & Jazz Club, which opened in 1954.

1833 Colorado Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90041

(323) 254-9138

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Two actors dine at an old-school steakhouse in Los Angeles, California. — Detective Janice Moss and Gene Cousineau at Colombo’s Italian Steakhouse & Jazz Club in Eagle Rock

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Hotel Angeleno

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After receiving some uplifting advice from his acting coach, Barry heads to Brentwood’s Hotel Angeleno to chat with his assassin “manager” Monroe Fuches played by Stephen Root.

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170 N Church Ln, Los Angeles, CA 90049

(310) 476-6411

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The Santee Alley

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A forlorn NoHo Hank looks for Cristobal in Bolivia, but the scene was set at Santee Alley in Downtown LA.

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210 E Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015

(213) 488-1153

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An alley with clothing and food vendors. — A forlorn NoHo Hank looks for Cristobal in Bolivia

Co-opportunity Market Culver City

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Barry buys flowers at the Co-opportunity Market Culver City.

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8770 Washington Blvd, Culver City, CA 90232

(323) 970-3060

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Highly Likely Cafe

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A fictional restaurant called Beignets by Mitch is actually Highly Likely Cafe in real life. In the show, there’s always a line for the hottest spot in town, and the actor who plays Mitch dispenses advice for both NoHo Hank and Barry.

4310 W Jefferson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016

(310) 622-4550

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