This restuarnt specializes in Korean small bites. During my trip to NYC they may have orchestrated…read moresome of the best dishes during the whole trip. The environment is very laid back, with dim lighting. The servers were very attentive, and the chef would bring it the dishes and explain them to you each time. The food here that we had was absolutely fenominal. We started with their house made truffle potatoe chips. Nicely flavored, just perfect amount of saltiness with a great crisp. The star of the show was the oyster mushroom tacos. By far the best single bite or dish of food. The flavor profile is so robust, with different textures, it was a true delight. I highly recommend their black sesame bread pooding as well. The bread pooding was so gooey, and crispy and melted, it was the perfect balance of sweetness, and paired amazingly with the cold ice cream. Highly recommend if you are interested in a true fine dinning experience.

Absolutely amazing! We saw this restaurant right here on yelp, and thought it looked interesting. I…read moream thrilled that we gave it a try! Every aspect of our Gurumé experience was perfection! We arrived without reservation, and were lucky enough to be seated, even though it was very full...I recommend making a reservation, we got lucky. We were seated towards the back of the cozy narrow dining room and immediately greeted with a smile from the awesome waitress Cherry. She was very helpful and informative with the unusual tapas menu. We ordered a selection of items, and each dish was so good! Starting with the brussel sprout starter, which was crispy, bright and delicious. we then ordered tteokbokki, described as a rice cake, but much more like little bowl delicious rice gnocchi with a creamy chase sauce. We followed with jjambong gambas, a creative and tasty shrimp dish, and the seafood ramen, very spicy and a real treat. If you get a chance, do not miss out on this sweet spot. Incredible food, astounding and attentive service, and all in a magical cozy dining room.

If you visit Boqueria for brunch, treat yourself to the Brunch Feast--you will NOT be disappointed!…read moreIt's a fantastic deal that lets your table share multiple items across the tapas, brunch, and dessert menus. The patio here is adorable, offering a peaceful, cozy retreat from the hustle and bustle of Midtown street and hotel traffic, and the staff is incredibly welcoming and attentive. Don't skip out on their Bloody Mary, either! Everything we ordered was phenomenal, but I highly recommend the albondigas (beef and pork meatballs), patatas bravas (crispy potatoes with garlic aioli), coca de costilla (braised short rib flatbread), and the huevos horneados (eggs baked in a savory chorizo and tomato sauce). To finish on a high note, the dulce de leche churros are an absolute must. This was my first visit, but it definitely won't be my last!

What a bad experience ! Poor food for an expensive price and staff kind of bored…read more If you want real tapas (or even just good food), I recommend NOT going there. When we asked for a table outside (terrace was almost empty) it's as if we asked for an impossible mission...Not a very welcoming experience. They know they will always have customers (tourists most of them) because it's Times Square area, so they make absolutely no effort. A shame.

Stopped in last week after an event and ended up having one of those unexpectedly great dining…read moreexperiences. We usually plan ahead and but weren't expecting to be in the area. Despite that, the staff had no problem getting us a table for two, and from there the experience only got better. Design and atmosphere? Check! Service? Super! The food absolutely showed up. Special shoutout to the deviled eggs, which had no business being that good. Proof that sometimes the best finds are the ones you never planned for. Def going back.

Cozy casual fine dining with a memorable interior. Living room library art gallery vibes with…read moreelegant charm. The establishment definitely transports you into a world of poets whiskey and timeless decor. Attentive service contemporary twists, well crafted cocktails and a fantastic whiskey selection. Delicious burger and hot crispy tasty Arancini.

This little spot was suppppper cute! It's literally every girls grown up bar dream! Cute drinks and…read morecute little pink boots to sit in and all the mirrors you could ask for to put your lipstick on after you finish eating! The music was so great and the service was top notch! We loved the tapas the food was so good and reasonably priced!! Shocker!! Also the place was very well hidden so it definitely gave off the speakeasy vibe we were looking for! Check it out if you are in town!

Only fans drink was super refreshing and citrusy (kind of like passionfruit) & the foam on top was…read morejust the cherry on top The espresso martini had a chocolate undertone which was also rlly good! The food was actually phenomenal... esp when bar food is almost always v mid imo! The mediterranean trip though wasn't my fav... The labneh was a bit watery and the baba ganoush went a little overboard with the tahini (could've used a bit more eggplant). Bang bang cauliflower and kale salad were a 10/10! Servers were also super sweet and constantly checked in on us to make sure everything was good. Vibes: located right above Bartley Dune's, this place had the perfect dark and cozy atmosphere! The seats weren't cramped up like some cocktail bars in nyc. Perfect for any get together~

super friendly staff -- lorena (the owner) was the first to greet us and was very attentive in…read moreassuring that everything came out quickly and that we were satisfied. food was delicious -- we opted for two tapas (croquetas espanolas and yuquitas) and the seafood paella). the tapas were both delicious and savory without being too heavy, and the seafood paella was rich and flavorful. i also had a virgin strawberry sangria which turned out to be super large in addition to being refreshing and the right amount of sweet. would love to come back again and support their business

I am so glad, that I decided to dine at EZ Paella & Tapas. The restaurant is small, but do they…read morepresent AMAZING food, drinks, and dessert. As soon as I entered, I was greeted by the owner, Lorena. She was very cordial, attentive, gave magnificent recommendations, and added to the enjoyment of the meal. I started with a glass of Red Sangria and was blown away by the size. The glass was almost the size of the Bryant Park fountain, the Sangria was sweet and refreshing, and the fruit was abundant. I ordered two tapas: Croquetas de Jamon Serrano (Ham Croquettes) and the Albondigas (Meatballs). The croquettes were nicely presented, I enjoyed the sauces that adorned each croquette, they had a slightly crunchy outer layer, and the serving was four. The meatballs were amazing. Each ball was flavorful, the serving was EIGHT!, and the accompanying sauce was succulent and was enough to fill every piece of bread. For dessert, I had the EZ Flan. This Flan was LARGE enough to share, thick, and the sweet syrup at the bottom of the plate was delicious. The final item was a Cafe con Leche (Coffee with milk). EZ Paella skyrocketed to my #1 choice for tapas and cannot wait to return with friends, so they can echo my adoration of this eatery. P.S. - Please, do yourself a favor and read the history of EZ Paella, which is on the menu. They made it through COVID and have enjoyed consistent success, since.

This place has so much potential it's honestly a little offensive that it's not living up to it…read more Like... you walk in and you feel like something should be happening. The energy is right there, hovering, but it never actually lands. It's giving "almost iconic" but not quite--like a party that never fully starts. And that's what gets me. Because this bar could EASILY be that spot. The kind people plan their week around. Where are the themed nights? Where's the drama? The chaos? Give me a reason to come back on a random Wednesday. Do a city-event tie-in, a holiday takeover, literally anything that makes it feel alive instead of just... existing. Because right now it feels like a missed opportunity wearing a cute outfit. BUT--let's talk about the one thing they absolutely did not fumble: the view. The VIEW??? Insane. Genuinely stunning. The kind of view that makes you pause mid-sentence and remember you're in New York and not just spiraling in your own life choices. It's carrying the entire experience on its back, respectfully. So yeah. I'd come back... but mostly for the view and the potential. If they ever decide to actually do something with this space? It could be dangerous (in a good way). Until then, it's vibes... just not fully realized ones.

Great experience overall ... with a decent view of the fireworks show.... Drinks were overpriced…read moreand the DJ's music was a bit too over the top. Not the place to bring someone who may forget who they came with lol . The service was mediocre at best.. and there were not enough seats inside to accommodate more of the crowd..

When I tried Purple Tongue, it felt like a business casual pizza spot…read more This is definitely the kind of place you'd take colleagues to, especially if there's a special event going on. I was there for a campaign event when I ordered my pizza. They have a pizza happy hour where their shareable pizzas, which are about six slices, cost around $10. The toppings range from about $4 to $5 extra. I didn't try anything else on the menu, but based on the pizza, which I think is Purple Tongue's main selling point besides the wine, I thought it was pretty good. It wasn't too floppy or too cheesy. It's a more mature spot with a classy atmosphere. It may not be the best pizza you'll ever have, but the overall experience and atmosphere make it worth checking out.

came here on a Friday for Happy Hour. I walked in a week ago to ask to reserve a table for our…read moregroup of 6 for happy hour, and they put me on Resy and told me that they reserved the couch for me. When I arrive on the day, they told me that they dont allow reservation for Happy Hour, I argued that they told me that i can have the couch and it was reserved. then they told me that the other waiter made the mistake, but it was on Resy for the whole week no one contacted me. in the end we had to sit outside because my couch was taken. it was a cold day, after 30mins we saw the couch empty so we moved inside after. It was a very unpleasant experience that they made a mistake but I had to take the hit. the food are mediocre and the happy hour menu definitely got smaller than people posted from before, not many choices for food or drinks. The owner was super nice, but i wish the other servers can step up their games. not my choice to come back again.

A Bright Spot in the Heart of NYC…read more After a long work day in New York City, discovering Debajo was exactly what I needed. The dusky, inviting atmosphere, chill music, and intimate vibe immediately made it feel like a little escape from the energy of the bustling NYC nightlife. And then there was Bernadette, my server, who deserves a special shout-out. She was friendly, knowledgeable, attentive without being overbearing, and genuinely brightened my day. Sometimes excellent service is more than simply getting the order right, it's a little bit of encouragement and warmth someone can bring with their authenticity. The food was fantastic. The Patatas Bravas arrived piping hot with an irresistibly crispy exterior. The smoky paprika was bursting with flavor and brought just the right amount of spicy heat, while the creamy garlic aioli rounded everything out beautifully. The Jamón Ibérico Croquetas were another highlight: crispy panko breading encasing a creamy, savory ham interior. The black garlic aioli added another layer of flavor, while the candied lemon peel gave the dish a wonderful burst of freshness. The Pineapple-A-Go-Go, was bright, refreshing, and perfect for keeping my palate fresh between bites. There's something special about a restaurant that gets the food, atmosphere, and hospitality right--and Debajo checks all these boxes. Great food, chill vibes, a beautiful atmosphere, and exceptional service. And Bernadette, thank you again for being such an encouragement and for turning the end of a very long work day into something genuinely enjoyable. You made my evening!

Debajo had delicious tapas in a relaxing upscale environment…read more They are tucked away in nomad, down a set of nondescript stairs. But don't let the basement level dissuade you; they really turn their location into a strength. There's a covered "outdoor" section with lots of natural light, and the inside is spacious and modern, with a semi-open kitchen that makes it feel like you're in a place twice its size. The tapas we tried were great. Patatas bravas were crispy on the outside, with a fluffy inside, and maybe a touch too much salt. The hamachi crudo was excellent, with a unique coconut and mango sauce that gave it a touch of sweet to go with the zest. And the pulpo was great, the octopus was well prepared and the sauce was hearty without dominating the taste. The half chicken was the most memorable dish; our server recommended it, and it's clear why. It was unbelievably juicy and tender, with plenty of lemon flavor in every bite. Lots of meat, don't expect a small plate like the other menu items! All in all a good experience in a nice atmosphere, definitely staying on the list for tapas in the future.

This wine bar in Hudson Yards is a beautiful place and great for some drinks and food. There's…read moreplenty of space here and they even have a private room and the capacity to host private events. Service here is great. My friend and I only got espresso martinis at the bar and we thought they were good. They have two versions: a regular one, and creamier one with Baileys. Both were great. Will have to come back for their food.

Greywind achieves its goals in a lovely space in a boring neighborhood. Credit must be given for…read morebringing something good to the neighborhood, but this spot doesn't seem to be able to reach the level of excitement you will ever find in a spot on the LES or West Village. Additionally it would be best to have a corporate expense account while coming. Each dish was good, no dish was overwhelmingly good. The salads are really unique and tasty, the salmon perfectly executed, and the pasta very tasty. It lacks heart, but it does achieve what you would expect from Dan Kluger. Good food. Service is also great. If you're working in Hudson Yards to staying far far west then come - if not, not worth going out of your way.

Mushroom croquetas were great. Lamb was overcooked. Gambas del ajillo didn't have the flavorful oil…read morethat most tapas places have. Drinks were kind of weak (and I prefer weaker drinks). When we arrived, it took quite a bit to flag down a waitress. Since it was crazy loud inside, we asked to sit outside, and the waitress seemed annoyed at the request.

Tapas bar in the Flatiron area. Honestly, I expecting the food to be better…read more Ordered the Watermelon Salad, Lamb Chops, Beef Tapas and Gambas Al Ajillo and thought everything was okay. Definitely very pricey.