Casa Mono et son restaurant sœur, le Bar Jamon, se situent l'un à côté de l'autre au coin d'Irving Place et 17th Street, à quelques pas à l'est de l'Union Square. Etoilé Michelin depuis 2009 et étoilé de trois étoiles du New York Times en 2015, Casa Mono est un bar-et-restaurant à tapas inspiré de la cuisine de la Costa Brava en Espagne.
The Bazaar is a culinary journey 400 years in the making. Inspired by a group of samurai who sailed from Japan to Spain for an audience with the king, Chef José Andrés takes guests through the two cultures’ deep respect for ingredients and dedication to technique. Start your experience at The Bazaar Bar downstairs before voyaging up to the main dining room—a warm and theatrical culmination set within The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad.
Le Marbella Restaurant vous propose une expérience inoubliable pour votre dîner et votre souper. Vous pourrez vous y détendre dans un cadre élégant et déguster une cuisine unique préparée par le chef Esteban Barroso, qui est fier de présenter les plats les plus savoureux issus de diverses régions d'Espagne, ainsi qu'un certain nombre de grands classiques français et italiens. Le chef Esteban Barroso espère ainsi rendre votre repas inoubliable, de par la qualité indiscutable des ingrédients, la préparation experte et la présentation soignée des assiettes.
Casa Dani translates to Dani's House, derived from southern Spain's naming of small family restaurants as if they were the Chef's home, and that is precisely Chef Dani Garcia's intention, opening the doors to his house through avant-garde cuisine and a menu featuring items inspired by Spain's Mediterranean south. One of Spain's most internationally renowned chefs, having achieved 3 Michelin stars and the Bib Gourmand in 2015, Garcia's culinary style mixes surprising flavors, textures, and even temperatures without losing sight of his culinary roots. Looking to host a large party? Contact us at casadanieventsnyc@legends.net.
The only Dominican restaurant in all of Astoria that offers a vibrant culinary experience with a focus on Dominican food. You can expect colorful and flavorful dishes such as stuffed mofongo, pastelon, chimi sliders, churrasco and don't forget to order our special BOSKÉ Bowls. We create a lively and welcoming ambiance for patrons to enjoy authentic flavors and great latin music that will enhance your dining experience.
An Iberian take on the classic American all-day restaurant from the mind of award-winning chef José Andrés, Spanish Diner features larger portions of Spanish favorites in a casual, high-energy outdoor open air space set right under the High Line. Dishes like gambas al ajillo, croquetas de pollo, gazpacho, and patatas bravas are all on the menu, along with a focus on regional specialties like fabada asturiana and cocido madrileño. Egg dishes are a specialty with classics like the iconic tortilla española, huevos estrellados, and huevos revueltos. Spanish Diner also offers a spacious bar area perfect for after-work libations.
Experience the Flavors of Spain in the Heart of Midtown ManhattanWelcome to Addictive NYC, a charming Spanish-inspired tapas and wine bar nestled in a historic narrow building in bustling Midtown Manhattan. Since its establishment in 2015, Addictive NYC has been dedicated to offering a one-of-a-kind dining experience centered around warm hospitality and delectable cuisine.Our menu showcases a diverse array of tapas and paella, all meticulously prepared using the finest seasonal ingredients. Complementing these delightful dishes is our carefully curated wine selection by Sommelier, Chef and owner Francisco B. Diaz, featuring over 100 wines from across the globe, with a special emphasis on Spanish varietals.Whether you seek a laid-back meal or a sophisticated dining affair, Addictive NYC invites you to savor the essence of Spain right here in the vibrant Midtown New York City.
To truly understand Spanish cuisine, it’s necessary to dive deep into the world of tapas. At La Barra, you’ll have the opportunity to do so, exploring the many beloved dishes from tapas bars all around Spain. Both the classics and regional favorites are represented, from traditional croquetas de jamón to Andalusia’s tiny fried puntillitas, and a wide selection of wines from around the country.
