Cuisine · New York City
Spanish

Saint Julivert
Saint Julivert was an unexpected delicious restaurant that accepted walk-in and had a delectable medley of seafood offerings.

Bartolo
Bartolo is a Madrid-style taverna in the West Village area, and it is a nod to chef/owner Ryan Bartlow’s nickname when he was working at Michelin-starred Akelarre in Spain.

Txula Steak
Located at Mercado Little Spain, Txula Steak is chef Jose Andres love letter to Spain.

Tomiño Taberna Gallega
We had a late lunch with some friends, and they wanted to take us to this interesting Spanish restaurant nestled in Little Italy, which is nestled in a few blocks between Nolita and Chinatown.

Cafe Ole
Whenever we go to Food Bazaar, we always frequent the area right across Northern Blvd to see what other restaurants might be decent.

MichelinCasa Mono
I had stumbled drunk here back in 2018 not realizing it was a Michelin restaurant.
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Haizea
We were stoked that New York City has reopened indoor dining albeit @ 25% capacity.
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Socarrat Paella Bar
For this very special occasion, I had originally made a reservation for indoor dining at a Michelin restaurant.
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Spanish Diner
We were visiting the Edge, which is a touristy spot where you can see the NYC area from 100 floors above, and in this COVID environment, it’s been hard to find some decent outdoor restaurants.
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Buena Vista
A friend was in town around the Hudson Yards area, and we wanted to look for something around the area.
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Aldea
I’ve never had Portuguese food other than the pastels, so this is the first for me.