NY - Tapas/Wine bar in theater district
Dec 3rd, 2013, 04:07 PM
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Thanks all for your feedback. Didn't mean for this to turn into a heated discussion on the semantics of tapas.
IMDonehere, I truly wish I was headed to Spain and looking for info on "real" tapas. Others had it right that I was simply looking for a stopover with "American" tapas, i.e. good nibbles/small plates and a nice glass of wine.
Both Ardesia and the Blue Bar look appealing and worthy of a visit. The good news is physical therapy is progressing nicely and I think I can make the trek without a pit stop if necessary.
Thanks again!
IMDonehere, I truly wish I was headed to Spain and looking for info on "real" tapas. Others had it right that I was simply looking for a stopover with "American" tapas, i.e. good nibbles/small plates and a nice glass of wine.
Both Ardesia and the Blue Bar look appealing and worthy of a visit. The good news is physical therapy is progressing nicely and I think I can make the trek without a pit stop if necessary.
Thanks again!
Dec 4th, 2013, 04:53 AM
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By the way, the brand new Hyatt Times Square opens this month -- on 45th between 6th and Broadway. It has a rooftop lounge, I think now the highest in the city -- on the 54th floor -- with appetizers and cocktails or wine.
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