I accidentally stumbled into this spot for lunch because my friend wanted to grab tapas for lunch, only to find out they run a separate breakfast/lunch menu. I ended up liking the lunch menu even more. Coming here on a weekday is the ultimate move. It's less crowded, and you can sit back and enjoy the incredible chill jazzy vinyl and amazing aesthetic vibes. I loved it so much that I started brining other friends and somehow I ended up coming here three times last week. The prices are really good for the quality of the food. I order something new every time I visit and everything has been great. I strongly recommend any of their toast options (I forget their names), and the bacon in the American Breakfast is incredibly thick, honestly too good for the price. read more

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This place is so cute and has such good vibes. We came for dinner on a weekday and it wasn't too busy. Service was very friendly and fast the whole night. The food is Spanish/asian served tapas style so the dish sizes are a bit smaller. I got a glass of pinot noir to start and they were very open to letting me try that and any other wines I wanted before I committed which I always appreciate. For food we got the heirloom carpaccio, meatballs, gambas al ajillo, tuna crispy rice and croquetas. Everything tasted very fresh and flavorful. The portions are a bit small/expensive for the price which is why I'd dock a star but overall a really great experience and I'd be back to try more of the menu. read more

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Ok spot for coworking. There were a few other people there with laptops. Loved that they have a DJ spinning vinyls. They close at 2pm so keep that in mind if you do decide to work from there. Unsure on the overall taste of the food. Ordered a Turkey BLT and it wasn't a typical version of it. The turkey was chopped up and mixed in with the bacon and dressing vs the traditional sliced option. This made it a little harder to eat, potions of turkey would fall onto the plate with each bite. read more

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Came by on a weekday afternoon for a bite and it wasn't busy. Interior is cute and they had great music, bartender was switching up the records. A full bar and coffee, matcha and tea. We ordered the Chopped TLBLT Sandwich and it was a huge portion and came with fries. The bread was delicious, fries could be a little hotter. Service was a bit slow but would come back to see how the space is in the evening. Street parking here. read more

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Solid spot, cool vibe! We ordered: freddo cappucino whole milk $5.65 freddo cappucino oat milk $6.65 freddo espresso $4.50 ea $1 surcharge for oat milk is pretty high I personally had the freddo espresso. It has a bit of sweetness, so it is definitely super easy to drink! Quite a bit of seating inside and dog friendly! Staff is friendly as well too. Cool DJ set inside...I'm sure they throw some fun events! read more

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Stopped by Nomade Coffee on a Sunday morning and it was such a vibe. They had a DJ going, which made it super fun. I couldn't stay since I had my dog with me.. he's older and was too overstimulated lol but we grabbed two coffees to go. But they are dog friendly. Definitely try the Freddo cappuccino, it was delicious and strong, but in the best way. Also, their to-go cups are so cute! Would love to come back and actually hang out next time. read more

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Decided to come with the girls for brunch, but come early so you don't have parking issues. Place is nicely decorated with what seems a good bar for the evening. As I came for brunch I ordered the olive honey latte with oat milk and the chopped TBLT sandwich. I missed the "chopped" part in the description bc the turkey and bacon were definitely chopped and mixed together like a salad. I wasn't a fan of this version, but the sandwich did taste ok. As for my latte ... I don't know what I expected for the olive oil taste, but I couldn't taste it. I did have to stir every time to drink as the olive settles as a top layer. It did taste like good as it just tasted like a honey latte. Our server was great. I had plenty of questions and she was patient and helpful. Definitely coming back, but for the evening drinks. read more

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The ambiance in here is so unique! When you walk in, it looks both chic and modern. I like how they display a lot of records on the walls. For food, we ordered: -My favorite was the Patatas Bravas ($9): which had layers of fried potato along with brava sauce. -Shrimp Skewer ($14): This came with 3 garlic grilled shrimp, along with the tallow-fried shrimp heads and spicy aioli. Our waiter encouraged us to eat the fried shrimp heads whole. -Matrimonio ($14): This had sourdough bread, house cream cheese, chives, fresh and cured anchovies. For us, this popular dish didn't live up to the hype. -The smash burger ($26) had premium ribeye, cheddar cheese, dill pickles, house sauce on a potato roll with a side of tallow fries. While this was filling, there wasn't anything that stood out. In the future, I would order more apps instead. For drinks: -Travieso ($14): This cocktail had blueberry amaro, dry vermouth, lemon, muddled cucumber, and strawberry. It was well balanced. -There were four mocktail options. I got the Grey Fox ($10) which had earl grey syrup, lemon, and tonic. This was a unique drink, and it was very refreshing. For dessert: -Our waiter recommended the vegan chocolate cake ($12), and said it's one of his favorites even though he isn't vegan. We loved this, and how it came with a ton of strawberry slices. I'd highly recommend this dessert. All in all, this tapas and wine bar is such a unique experience that's worth checking out! read more

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We came for breakfast and coffee and it was incredible! Get the freddo cappuccino, it will not disappoint. I'm not sure of any other place in San Diego that does these. I also got the American standard breakfast which was great and fair price! They place records which makes for a nice ambiance to work from home or study. Lots of seating, parking is hit or miss, would recommend going during the week! read more

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We came for breakfast after a hike and it did not disappoint! The portions were very generous. The avocado toast came with one egg but realistically had at least 2! The service was fast, the place was not too busy. The decor was a vibe! The had lots of records, car models, and lots more around the bar area. read more

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Very cool and vibey for a cocktail and tapas. The music is based off records the bartender pulls. Their cocktails are curated well. Their take on a Negroni pleasantly surprised me. Definitely one to try (and trust me, you'll enjoy!). Bar seating and dining seating available. read more

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I would skip eating here. Food looks better than it tastes. Super overpriced for how it tastes. Small portions. Again it looks nice. But theres not much seasoning in most of their food. And if it werent for the sauces on the side wouldnt have any flavor at all The vibe is ok. And again maybe looks better in photos. I think if ur in the area alrdy sure. But dont go out of your way to come read more

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great tunes and vibes. was here for breakfast and some coffee, and everything was yummy and fresh. I do want to come back when they open back up for dinner and get a glass of wine, but I imagine it gets much busier at night! read more

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After getting a few insta posts highlighting Nomade and its aesthetic listening cafe concept, I decided to try it out for myself. I stopped by for lunch on a weekday and was pleasantly surprised by the vibes. Good music was playing and people were chatting over coffees and tapas. The serrano pesto sandwich sounded too delicious to not get, and I ordered an iced vanilla matcha latte to wash it down. Both items were so delicious! The sandwich was dressed on the heavier side, so if that's not your cup of tea, might want to ask for light dressing. The barista accidentally gave me the wrong matcha, but was so sweet about it and remade another one for me pretty quickly. I'm so glad she did cos the vanilla matcha was tasty.. you could literally see the vanilla bean specks. Overall, I liked this spot and its location (although parking is solely whatever's available on the street). I look forward to coming back in the evening time or to listen to their next featured DJ set. read more

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I've enjoyed my experiences at Nomade. I liked the dinner menu more than the brunch however. I especially like the Crudo from the dinner menu. I also discovered my love for Hugo Spritzes at Nomade. The brunch menu did not have any specific dishes that were amazing to me, I would personally not come back for the brunch. Pricing is about what you'd expect for a place like this. The aesthetics are nice, but quite loud. Not the best for a hangout since you're probably going to be yelling across the table to hear each other. Parking is rough too, usually just street parking in the area. read more

What a beautiful place to have a delicious dinner! I absolutely love the wood paneling on the ceiling and that's what brought us in. All of the food was not only delicious but felt creative. Never had patatas bravas this way but they were so crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. So good! Highly recommend! Food: 4.5 Service: 4.5 Ambiance: 5 Marcels foodie score: 4.7 read more

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I really wanted to like this place. The esthetics were super cute. Love the vintage records vibes. I had a meeting on a late Wednesday morning. They were out of pastries by 11:00am which was a bummer. I wasn't hungry enough for a full on meal. I got a Matcha Latte with Almond Milk and he got a Cortado. Drinks came out quickly. He requested sugar on the side. I was excited to discover my friend's wine on the shelf. Overall drinks were fine, service was ok, they didn't seem particularly happy to be at work. Might try it again during a different time. read more

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Had a reservation here this past Sunday for my monthly book club meeting. The vibes were great, the drinks were also amazing. We started off with coffee & matcha from the breakfast menu. I had the chilaquiles that I scarfed down so fast I forgot the photo lol. Very delicious! Definitely want to try the lunch/dinner menu with their shareable apps next. The reason I did not give a five star was primarily due to our experience with the server. I didn't catch his name honestly, but he was impolite and we felt rushed to leave. Right after receiving our first round of drinks and submitting our orders for food he asked if we were ready for the check. We had not even been there 20mins. It would be understandable if it were busy but there was at most four tables occupied by small groups or couples. When the time to pay came around he was also rude about having to split the check 4 ways. Although we all loved the food and drinks, and the ambiance. The service could use some improvement. read more

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Bring on the tapas spots, please. There can never be enough of them! Nomade is unique. Unlike Barra Oliba, our favorite, that serves very traditional Spanish tapas or Mabel's, where seafood shines, Nomade is fusion with thoughtfully paired dishes with Filipino, Japanese and Mexican influences. We came on a weeknight and grabbed a seat at the bar! They had records spinning with vinyls lining the walls. Great ambiance. The bartender was friendly and attentive. We ordered what felt like a little bit of everything starting with some great wines. Then came the Pan con jamon iberico, meatballs, spicy tuna crispy rice, baked cheese. It was all great! The pan con jamon iberico was great with a nice nuttiness from the jamon. The baked camembert may have been my favorite of the dishes. It was so creamy and tasty! The spicy ahi crispy rice was also a welcome surprise! It felt a little different than the other dishes on the menu, but was so perfect. The meatballs were good, but spicy!! I can't complain though because the bartender came to check on us multiple times to ask if they were too spicy, but they did result in quite the forehead sweat. We ended our meal with the basque cheesecake, which is the best cheesecake in San Diego, period. We never turn away a basque cheesecake from a menu, so I can easily say we've had our fair share of basque cheesecakes in San Diego. This one was absolute perfection. The top was torched to create a crisp creme brulee like finish. I've literally never had anything like it and boy was it amazing! Love this little neighborhood tapas bar. Only wish parking in the area was easier to make it more accessible! read more

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I discovered this spot form Tiktok and had a gos in mind one day to hit up little while that's 2 doors down and decided not to wait in line. When I stopped and looked up I realized nomade was right there! So I went in and felt such an eclectic atmosphere here. From the decor and seating arrangement having a minimalist vibe to the wine bar and coffee providing yet another twist to the space. And jazz music with record players everywhere. How did they make this space so cozy is beyond me I loved being there. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. Manuela served my coffee and she was very kind. They have unique coffee like olive oil! I was intimated to try it this time but I will next time! read more

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We were walking past and stuck our heads in and were delighted by the ambiance. Love the vibe, the decor is on point, love the little "wine shop" where we got a beautiful bottle of Moroccan rose, the menu was terrific and Nomade wins on food and setting. HOWEVER, we would be hard pressed to come back just based on the service alone. The "host" seating guy seemed like maybe it was his first day on the job (quite disorganized and for someone who set the experience for guests was super casual and unprofessional) and our waiter was seriously one of the worst I have experienced in San Diego, ending in a conversation about the origin of Basque food that was borderline offensive. He could not have been less interested in us or in being there it seemed. Completely dismissive. Also, it seems that the wait staff are responsible for changing over the vinyl records in addition to being rude to customers and there were a couple of lengthy awkward silences in the restaurant when they forgot they were DJs as well as servers. Nomade really needs to train their staff to meet the quality of their restaurant. We'll come back when they do. read more

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Never been here. Went here on Taste of Adams. We got a really unique sample/flavor! We are so spoiled here in San Diego with good food choices and this may be our next hangout. read more

We came for dinner after wanting to come for months, and we're so happy we finally checked it out! Delicious and great authentic Spanish / Basque spot! Our server Josué was SO amazing! He was so friendly and made us feel so comfortable. The shishito peppers, Jamon Iberico, crispy fried rice, patatas bravas, spicy Caesar, and basque cheesecake were all amazing! Meatballs were just ok, would reco trying a different main. Great wines (and they even give you tastings to try first) and they have Vermut on draft! Can't find that anywhere in the US and only in Spain. Such a great authentic spot! Feels like we are back in Spain. Great atmosphere as well with the beautiful design inside and the records playing. We will absolutely be back soon! read more

This place is so cute! Truthfully, we were shocked they allowed dogs in here because it is a newer bar and felt more upscale. We came during the weekend and it was not busy at the time, so we managed to grab a booth seating area - perfect for bringing our dog. We didn't order food, so I can't add any notes there, but the drinks were good! Ambiance wins at this spot. Would be really cute for a date night. read more

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Came here for brunch and really loved the vibe! It's a super laid-back spot with a young crowd and a great energy--they had vinyl records spinning which made the atmosphere really vibrant. The seating is a mix of bar spots, tables, and comfy sofas. Just a heads-up on the food: they stick to a specific brunch menu in the mornings and switch to tapas in the evening. We ordered a few things to share: * Breakfast Burrito: This thing was HUGE. I could literally only finish half of it, but it was delicious. * TDL & Prosciutto Ham Sandwich: Both were really tasty. The sourdough bread was on point, perfectly crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside. The service was lovely and very attentive. If you're looking for a casual place to meet up with friends and have brunch, this is a great spot. read more

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A unique tapas experience inside an intimate, upbeat atmosphere, Nómade brings the San Diego culture to life in North Park. Every bite of food was incredibly delicious, with perfect combinations of flavors and textures, and bright, refreshing drinks to match! The tuna crispy rice was a standout for me, probably the best I've had! The rice was perfectly crisp, with a hint of soy that let the fish truly shine. The katsu sando was another must get, with a sweet dipping sauce that perfectly balanced the katsu chicken. This is the perfect date night spot or to grab pre-dinner cocktail and appetizer! read more

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Nómade was an amazing place to sit and study at in the late morning. The ambience was fantastic, the servers were attentive, and the overall atmosphere was lively. Shout out to Miguel along with the amazing bartenders / baristas. We ordered drinks and later split a sandwich. The espresso and matcha strengths were great quality and the syrups super fragrant. Their cold foam of the day was fresh and thick; I can't wait to try a different flavor a different time. The Serrano Pesto Sandwich was flavorful and hardy. Overall super creamy sauce, textured bread, and well seasoned. Some of the other plates they had looked great too. We stayed for almost 3 hours, they have WiFi as well! Street parking was pretty easy to find and the area is very walkable. We arrived at 11:00am on a Friday and beat the lunch rush; the main seating area definitely filled up by 12:00pm. I would definitely recommend coming in no later than 11:00 to snag a good study table on the weekends. read more

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Good service, music fit the vibe, and drinks were good! The server answered all of my questions and checked on us several times - she was very nice and attentive! read more

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Such a cute and cozy place! seems more fit for 2/3 people since it is pretty small with majority small tables, however there is a couch seating area and plenty of bar seating. Food and drinks did not disappoint, can't wait to come and see the vibe at night. chorizo toast 9/10 chilaquiles 5/10 ricotta toast 10/10 aperol spritz 9/10 hugo spritz 9/10 espresso martini 7/10 read more

Nomade - Chorizo toast, Chilaquiles - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Diego, California

The cutest spot has added so much to the Adams avenue community. The vibe is pretty common: records and tapas, but the food is pretty good. I shared everything with a friend and all of it was delicious. A pretty penny for sure but if you've got the funds it's a time. Also fair warning they are not big on the inside so the wait can be long to be seated. read more

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This is a super cute neighborhood tapas bar! It used to be an old sushi spot that I loved soo I was excited to check this place out. The place itself is small with cute simplistic decor. It's a nice listening bar with plenty of different records behind the bar. Staff were welcoming and friendly. There are paid meters right out front, otherwise you need to find street/residential parking. It's right near An's dry cleaning. I came for breakfast, but definitely want to come back for wine and tapas in the evening. Food/drink review: Iced matcha latte: (4/5) This was actually very tasty! I added a hint of vanilla and it was delicious! Breakfast burrito: (4/5) The dipping sauces are yummy. The burrito itself was very egg heavy. Overall, pretty decent. read more

Nomade is a cute new tapas+records bar in San Diego that serves breakfast as well! I just got the almond milk matcha latte, unsweetened. The service was excellent and drinks came out pretty quickly. This small restaurant plays great music and have a really nice interior. The matcha was good and the price was very fair. read more

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This has barely touched University Heights and already the place was abuzz with patrons around 630pm. Definitely like the chill vibes and variety of records displayed. The waiter was friendly and kept me company while my friend was looking for parking (super challenging in this area). The cocktail menu has wine incorporated in its mixes. However, I settled on a cab, which was delightfully full bodied and smooth. Food - Crudo - Today it was Seabass and it came with side of sourdough toast. Not sure about the bread and fresh seafood pairing. Usually a thin crusty bread, chips, or crackers would've been better. The sauce was tart but fresh. There wasn't too much Seabass in this dish. Chile Poblano Soup - This was nice and creamy. Now this would be good with a side a chips as well, something to dip the soup in. I also ordered the Matrimonio and asked about the item several times but it was never brought out :(. Thankfully we weren't super hungry and it didn't appear on our bill when we checked out. Food wasn't outstanding for me. It's a nice place to hang out and have some wine and snacks. read more

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Great food and coffee it just gets really busy at times and they appear understaffed for all the volume they have so you end up waiting a long time. I've been to nomade for breakfast and for drinks late at night. I really enjoy their breakfast menu in particular. Their breakfast burrito is delicious great flavor and their two sauces are divine highly recommend. Their coffee is excellent as well I love the freddy cappuccino its my go to every time. The vibes are great. It's a cozy modern environment with great music played on Hi-Fi. Really enjoy this place! It can just get very busy and backed up and they don't have enough staff to handle the amount of people so you end up waiting long at times for food or to check out. read more

New and trendy tapas place located in University Heights. I'd say give them some grace with service as they're probably still trying to work out some kinks. Parking: Street parking only. Got lucky with a spot right across the street at 6pm but be prepared to give some time to look for a spot. Environment/Service: -Bar seating available, 2 high tables that can seat 4 people, and many low 2-person tables that can be pushed together for a larger party. We saw a party of about 8 there. Loooved the vibe and the music they were playing inside. -Our party of 4 came with no reservation at 6pm and thankfully, we got seated right away. However, after us, there was a little bit of a wait outside the door so plan accordingly. -It seemed that there were only 2 servers working. It took a little bit to get our orders in and took longer to flag someone down to pay at the end. Drinks: -Their drink menu consists of wine and wine cocktails. You can also purchase a full bottle (all displayed towards the back of the restaurant kind of like at a liquor store) and they don't charge a corkage fee if you choose to open inside. PINK MATTER ($14): I asked our server Mark what cocktail would be on the sweeter side and this drink did not disappoint! Food: Our table ordered family style and it was the best way to try everything out. CRUDO (market price): catch of the day. It was Habachi style; served in a mango "soup" and topped with cilantro, jalapeños, and onions. This was very delicious. KATSU SANDO ($22): 4 little sandwiches of fried chicken and bread, served with katsu sauce. I liked the crunch of the chicken and the coleslaw together. I would say that the flavors are best when dipped in the katsu sauce. STEAK FRITES. ($32): ordered medium, served with chimichurri and a side of fries-- super crispy. The steak was good but not mind blowing. PATATAS BRAVAS ($9): this was our group's favorite item on the menu that we ordered for a second time. Served in 3 square pieces of layered potatoes. SHRIMP SKEWER ($14): 3 pieces of fried shrimp with the heads detached. This was very good. Overall: Cool new tapas place that I would come back to again! Would love to try the Clam Broth that I saw a lot on the reviews. read more

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Nomade self describes as: 'Nómade - A unique tapas and records experience in San Diego. Enjoy Spanish cuisine and great music in a relaxed atmosphere.' Tapas and Records aka small plates of food and a collection of vintage vinyls spinning creates for a casual cool café restaurant on Adams Bl in a fast developing University Heights area of San Diego. Parking is a major challenge, I had to circle the block a few times, then as luck would have it, got a space across the street. Currently, only indoor seating, no outdoor seating. This restaurant opened over a month ago and after seeing some pics posted, it looked dark, low hanging ceiling and claustrophobic...perhaps that's what it looked like at night. When I stepped inside during late morning, the light from outside filtered inside gave it a better more spacious effect. There wasn't a host at entry. The staffer who noticed me, also seated me ended up being my waiter as well...a nice French guy name Anatol, who was attentive and helpful. I had previewed the menu online and was interested in a few items, however, was disappointed to learn my options were limited to ordering from only one menu from 10a-2pm. The other menu is available to order from 2pm-close, which had more interesting options than the other menu. I've traveled throughout Spain and one of the food obsessions revolves around Iberian ham, which was offered in the menu but NOT in my dietary preferences, therefore further limiting my choices. The avocado toast and an iced matcha didn't seem very Spanish but that's what I ordered. Iced Oatmilk Matcha was good, looked vibrant green. Avocado toast looked appealing, served topped with a poached egg semi firm as I requested because I can't stand runny yolk eggs. The bread proved to be a little tough, requiring a sharper knife. Not much avocado, mostly arugula and the shredded cheese had minimal flavor :( Some seasoning was lacking. From the other menu, a toast called 'matrimonio' is Spanish for matrimony includes ingredients: cream cheese and Spanish anchovies was more appealing but this was not available before 2pm is simply a major faux pas. A correctional edit to the menus seems necessary, as many diners I spoke to and myself included were less impressed with the menu options than the chill vibe of the space. Even though I haven't tried anything from the menu offered after 2pm, perhaps those options are tastier. Nomade is still a welcomed addition to this developing neighborhood. read more

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North Park has a new listening bar in Nomade which replaced a former sushi restaurant on Adams Ave. The owners also operate El Agave Tequileria in Old Town. Parking is difficult on this block because of an uber-popular gelato shop just a few doors over. The inside had a chill ambiance with sofas, small tables, and high tops for seating in addition to spots at the bar. A turntable setup to spin vinyl records was to the left of the bar. During my visit, pre-recorded music was being played from the speakers. Half of the evening food menu featured tapas with over a dozen offerings. Six main dishes and two desserts rounded out the other categories. Draft and bottled beers, cocktails, and mocktails made up the drink selections. After consulting with one of the bartenders, I picked the Steak Frites and a Na Collins for my meal. The latter was a mocktail consisting of lemon, orange blossom, and soda. My order was placed shortly before the kitchen was about to close for the night. The steak was a coulotte (top sirloin cap) that was sliced into several pieces and served with chimichurri and a side of tallow fries. The cuts of meat were chewier than expected because the doneness was closer to medium than medium rare. The fries were decent, but they could have been crispier. I wonder if the cooks were trying to process multiple items in a last minute rush. I deducted a bit from my rating of Nomade but still rounded to a four star level. read more

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Parking can be tough on the weekends due to the location. It was pretty busy on a Saturday night. The inside is dimly lit as most bars are, but one thing I will note is that it's suuuper loud inside- I was basically yelling across the table talking to my friend. I ordered the Travieso cocktail which was on the sweeter side and was not strong at all. I could barely taste the alcohol, so I'm not sure if it was really worth ordering. We also got the basque cheesecake which was worth a try... just not as burnt as a basque cheesecake is supposed to be. This spot has been on my list for awhile. I don't think I would come back at night but I would definitely give it another shot during the day when it's less busy and more of a cafe vibe. read more

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Quaint new tapas bar that has live vinyls playing and an intimate ambiance. Would definitely recommend coming early during meal hours as the space isn't that large! - PARKING - Pretty scarce, there are a few street spots but you'll have to hope you get lucky! - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - There are bar seats, some sofa chairs, and a few high tops. Overall it's not a place for large parties, unless you can get a reservation! Service is slightly slow, although it must be due to their recent opening and still working out the kinks. We did wait a bit to put in our initial order but they did come by every now and again to check in on us afterwards. - FOOD - Nice selection of tapas, everything was easily sharable! They also have a good list of wines, as well as a shelf filled with bottles you can pick from. We got the following items - Crudo (MP): Super fresh, bright flavors with the mango. - Patatas Bravas ($9): Stacked layered potato slices, we ended up getting another order! - Shrimp Skewers ($14): Fried well, you could even eat the head! - Katsu Sando ($22): Pretty yummy! I liked the sauce they served it with as well. - Steak Frites ($32): Both the meat and fries were underwhelming to me, but the chimichurri was nice. - OVERALL - It was cool to see a new spot open up and I do like tapas restaurants, but I don't know if there was much more on the menu I'd be interested in trying. read more

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Food/Coffee: 4.7/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 I only had drinks here but they were really good. Tried their mocktail and freddo capuccino and both were really good. I'd come back for sure. Ambiance was BEAUTIFUL and service was really good. Parking wasn't too bad either. read more

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