Such a fun & bustling Spanish restaurant; at 4pm on Sunday, the place was still packed with people brunching w/ sangria. The mushroomtrufflecroquettes melt in your mouth; you'll def crave for more.
Good options for Tapas! Try seasonal tapas menu. Lamb skewers, squash with nuts and shrimps in olive oil u must try! Pair these with classic red wine sangria. For dessertsNutella filled churros!
Went to their location in 21st Street and all I can say is, go at it on the tapas. The croquetas the batatas bravas and the quail eggs are amazing. U will not regret, also pair it with the sangria.
Being a Spaniard myself this is the best spot in NY I've tried for real Spanish food. Patatas bravas and croquetas are a must. Very good paella as well.
We got jamoncroquette (tasty), eggplant dip (pretty good), bravas (yum), octopus (tasty), and seafood paella (it’s okay). The sangria rosado is good but a little watered down. churros were amazing!
We loved the patatas bravas and bacon wrapped dates. Churrossundae will give you a sugar high but worth it. Croquetas and eggplant were also good. Brunchpaella was disappointing, will skip next time
The paellamariscos is quite good. The rice is perfectly seasoned and super crispy. The hamachicrudo with grapes and almonds was well seasoned. If the lamb ribs are available, its a must order.
All the food is very good. Love the Octopus and the daily specials. Great sangria as well! The Soho location is very crowded and noisy past 7:00 and be warned it is quite expensive.
Bravas are amazing, pulpo so tender ! so good. But please, dont treat vermouth like liquor... a shot (?) or vermout 10 bucks in an insult. Also, too much soda in the "vermut with soda" version.
Everything was objectively very good. Traditional tapas done simply but perfectly. Would definitely recommend if you’re looking for traditional delicious tapas and a great atmosphere
Incredible Catalan tapas place! As many people suggest, their Dátiles con Beicon (Dates wrapped in Bacon) is an absolute must-try, along with their Torrada de Matrimonio, and Jamón Serrano!
Had a fab night. Everything was delish. Started off with the seasonal grapefruitsangria. Def order the oxtail - U'll be surprised, the lamb meatballs melt in your mouth and the dates wrapped in bacon
This place is incredible. The best food I had in my week-long stay in NYC. We let the waitress choose all our dishes and she made some great choices. Service and food: A+.
This place just serves up classic Spanish food in a great way- get the dates wrapped in bacon, croquetas and patatas. I'll be back for everything else.
Livelytapas restaurant on an otherwise quiet block in SoHo. Food is good but be sure to try their Spanish vermouth, something you don't really see at most other restaurants/bars.
What a fantastic place. Had the croquettes, the lamb skewers, the potatoes with aioli. All delicious. Their red sangria is VERY close to the one in Spain.
When there are no seats at The Dutch or Blue Ribbon, this is a smart choice. Sit in the front or at the bar. Otherwise you're squeezed in like the tapas plates on the tiny table.
Take a friend or date, sit at the chef's table, order sangria, dates, quail eggs + some specials, and chat w the chef about the day's finds at the union sq market that inspired the dishes. Perfect.
If go to happy hour...Albin dig as are good option. .lots of sauce with cram ricotta..or the tortilla espanola....if want something sweet try the churros
Brunch!Come here now before they realize they are giving away food and drinks 40$ a head and they portion everything to your party. The deal is 4 apps 2 entrees 1 dessert And 2 hours unlimited mimosa
Interesting: sparkling tomatina sangria (cava, tomato water, gin, black pepper). Tomato water is exactly what the name suggests: water extracted from squeezing tomatoes, then filtered through cloth.
Blistered shisito peppers are a must-order. Unlike what you'd expect, only 1 in 10 or so of these peppers has any heat. Makes for a delightful early course while studying the rest of the menu.
Seamus Mullen might have left, but Barcelona native and Alain Ducasse alum Marc Vidal keeps things authentic at the Boqueria flagship. It's all incredibly solid, but see esp. the Bombas de la Barcelo Read more
You have to get a great bottle of Rioja. It goes fantastic with your meal. You like powerful go Clio. Top of the line. Or smooth like a velvet pillow '904.
Lively, Barcelona-style tapas bar serving a menu of Spanish classics—like paella, churros, sangria, pulpo, and much more— and market-driven seasonal specials in a warm, modern space in NYC's SOHO district.