Although Bostonians have already fallen for tapas, this is the first tapas bar to fully capture authentic Spanish cuisine. At dinner, along with a few entrées, you have a choice of about 40 tapas, including classics such as a tortilla Espanola, jamon Serrano, and garlic shrimp. A well-planned and inexpensive all-Spanish wine list is hand-selected by the owners, and an outdoor patio fills up throughout the summer. Call ahead for a shorter wait.
Reviewed by bachslunch from US on 12/3/08
With Toro, Dali, and Tasca, one of the notable Spanish tapas spots in Greater Boston. Excellent food, OK atmosphere (can be crowded), variable service. Worth a visit.
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