Another Batali success - this tapas joint is up there as one of our favorites. We love just about everything here, but the razor clams and the pumpkin and goat cheesecroquetas are must-orders!
Larger than tapas; duck egg w/black truffles - must get! Also tried Long Islandstriped bass w/peaches, razor clams, bone marrow, jamon iberico & mussels w/chorizo. Complex flavors and unique pairings
Not your average tapas place. The plates are actually descent proportions and have such a variation of tastes that you'll be full after about 4-5 (sharing). The best: pigs ears, the razor clams
COME HUNGRY & GET EVERYTHING. Pictured here: briny uni, silky eggs, fruityolive oil, tangylime zest, and earthy nuts. Apparently I never knew balance before eating this. Dessert: olive oil cake!
Fantastic tapas and authentic experience if you stand at the counter at BarJamon. Order the standards: pan con tomate, mussels escabeche, rillettes, Jamón iberico, polpo and finish with churros.
For Chef Jeff’s second pre-Carbone dinner, he’d popped into tapas bar Casa Mono for a drink and ended up “knee deep in the best paella he’d had all year.” [Episode 5] Read more
Yummy!! The razor clams, duck egg with black truffle, setas (oyster mushrooms) with garlic! Tiny place with half tables and half bar style seats. Lovely wines as well.
amazing place. get a seat at the bar where you can watch the lady cook—everything looks spectacular being cheffed up and then coming out. the aesthetics might slightly outpunch the taste though
The combination of pork, seafood and aioli in the classic fideo noodle-based dish is irresistible. It is the must-order at Mario Batali's Spanish restaurant. Read more
Razor clams made me a believer. A simple dish with incredible taste. The pork croqueta is a piece of heaven. Their jamón ibérico is a great cut. Great spot to bring a date.
Casa Mono serves the food of Catalunya, with an emphasis on traditional dishes like fideos and croquetas. Expect a packed crowd at BarJamon, where the charcuterie and wine are the thing.
Unfortunately razor clam is not available all the time. But there are plenty other or all other dishes to make up for. Bone marrow. Creamy eggs. Fluke. Must sit at the counter table.
This has been my favorite restaurant in NYC for 12 years and counting. Have never disappointed. So consistently delicious. That seared foie with cinco cebollas oh man oh man.
This place makes me believe unicorns and Santa Claus exist. Wow. Charcuterie, seared duck breast and pork meatballs made the stars align. This is placed in the top 1% of meals I've had in NYC.
I love both sides. Casa Mono for the razor clams and beets. BarJamon for wine and cheese. When you go for the cheese get a sheep, cow and goat. Love life.
Try the Patatas bravas. Superb and delicious. Don't listen to them when they tell u that u can just walk in w/o reservation. when we arrived, we couldn't be seated since we didn't have a reservation!
Order the pata negra and the sherrywine fleet. The charred octopus is great. This place can be very busy so make sure you call ahead and get a reservation.
You can't make a bad choice on this menu. The blackened beats, soft shell crab, and pork belly were highlights. Be sure to ask for the sommelier for help with the extensive wine menu - he's great.
Everything! sardines, mackerel, baby squid, RAZOR CLAMS - Delicious!Creme fraiche ice cream was so refreshing.. Cumin was too strong in the Pulpo though.
Holy grail of amazing Spanish small plate. I return for the Razor Clams, Foie Gras (best), Duck, Pulpo, Skirt Steak, Jamon Iberico. Arrive at 6PM to ensure seating. Fun: Cocks comb avail upon request
Razor Clams is drenched in olive oil & garlic. Pulpo had slight bitter & citrusy flavors from the fennel and grapefruit. Pork Croquetas were a bit dry for my liking & Pan con Tomate is boring.
It's a bit pricy 100$ for two people, but they have a bar right next to it 'barjamon' that is much more affordable but is really small. The place is small and cozy, try the calamari and croquetas!
Chef Andy Nusser has crafted a menu of substantial tapas and medium-sized entrées, done mostly “a la plancha” with unmistakably Catalan flavors; get the duck egg with mojama. [Eater 38 Member] Read more
“When looking at this Spanish wine list, I prefer Txakoli as an aperitif, then dabble with rosé before juicy, unctuous red wines from undiscovered regions that ooze with quality.” - Laura Williamson Read more
If you want tapas, this is it. Our waiter recommended the duck egg with mojama, and it was a spot on. Also, sit at the bar to experience Spanish food cooked à la plancha (on the grill).
Bone marrow, pork belly, and porkcroquettes were delicious! Servers seemed grumpy, but it was Christmas Eve, so they might just not have been happy to be working. Moroccan lamb was ok.
sit at the bar and watch the tapas masters earn their keep. my faves are the snappercrudo, soft shell crabbocadillo and pork belly with uni. also - great foursquare Special for Newbies.
I absolutely die for the Razor Clams! No worries, if you can't get a table, BarJamon is right around the corner with a huge wine selection and charcuterie station. -Arnold Myint, Top Chef
Casa Mono, Mario Batali's cozytapas joint near Union Square in New York, NY, is serving up small plate classics like, Pork Croquetas and Razor Clams A La Planch. Find more tips at FN Local. Read more
Casa Mono, Mario Batali's cozytapas joint near Union Square, is serving up small plate classics like, Pork Croquetas, Spanish Mackerel, and Razor Clams A La Plancha.
Casa Mono and its sister restaurant, Bar Jamón are located next to each other on Irving Place and 17th Street, just east of Union Square. Awarded three stars from The New York Times in 2015 and a Michelin Star in 2009 (and every year since), Casa Mono is a tapas bar-restaurant inspired by the coo...