When we first arrived, there was a decent size line but the wait was only 30 minutes so we toughed it out and ordered a couple appetizers.
We started with olives- green and kalamata (the green had much more flavor whereas the red was really bland!)
olive oil and tomato spread on a toasted baguette- it was juicy and delicious!
The wait went by really quickly and we were soon seated at the bar. There isn't any other seating, but I actually preferred this intimate setting where you face the cooks and wait staff.
One look at the glorious raw bar and my mouth was already wet in anticipation! T and I agreed that Spanish tapas, especially seafood is by far my favorite cuisine. Nothing else gets me this excited to eat!
The clams tasted very fresh but something was a bit off
about the flavor that I couldn’t put my finger on. A tad bit disappointing since the waitress raved that they were her favorite! Different strokes for different folks I guess!
All the Spanish cured meats were fantastic!
lil shrimpies! Actually, these were decent size and really yummy!
A classic Spanish tortilla- it was egg based with a potato cheesy gratin in the middle. Yum!
2 juicy and garlicy tiger prawns cooked from the raw bar. I decided we needed some veggies in our life so we had the massaged kale in olive oil and slivered almonds.
Quail egg on top of a huge slab piece of chorizo. This was my least favorite dish since the chorizo was a bit overwhelming to eat with the delicate quail egg.
We ended the meal with the perfect piece of grilled quail with aioli dipping sauce. All I can say is you must order this dish- it was muy delicioso!!!
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