Tasty tapas
Dinner tonight at Boqueria was a reminder of how bad I am at predicting what will be best from a menu. The thing I expected to be deliciousest (because, in Spain, it was) – Pa Amb Tomaquet – was the most bland. And the most boring sounding – Patatas Bravas and Pimientos de Padron – were really tasty. Yay tapas, for letting me try lots of stuff. The desserts were uniformly awesome, and we had a good Priorat wine. For a tapas place in New York, it was reasonably priced and the wait wasn’t bad.
Added to the good restaurant notebook.
January 13th, 2007 at 5:12 pm
I took my spanish roommate to Tía Pol because he was homesick and we were both impressed with the food. I heard about it from nymag’s top 101 “cheap” eats:
http://nymag.com/restaurants/cheapeats/2006/18479/index1.html
P.S. What is this notebook thing you speak of?
January 13th, 2007 at 11:45 pm
thanks for being such a hater!! why is it so absurd? i like it
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