Boqueria, Spain
Get the true VIP experience - priority reservations at the hottest spot in town. While you're there, get to know Chef Seamus Mullen as you enjoy his specially designed shared tasting menus - for lunch or dinner. And don't forget to take home your bag of house-made candied Marcona almonds.
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Beicon de Cordero y Menestra de Verduras
House-made lamb bacon, "menestra" of spring vegetables, and mustard jus
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The tasting menu was just okay. The gazpacho and asparagus/egg dish were great. Frisee alone does not make a salad. The lamb bacon on its own was very good, but where was my "menetra" or mustard? It was served with creme fraiche and grapefruit...tasty, but rather odd to accompany fatty lamb. The best thing we had was the creme catalan which... More
meaties on May 6 at 11:48 AM
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Chalk it up to a New York-melting-pot paradox, but Irish-American chef Seamus Mullen turns out some of the city's finest Spanish food at this sleek tapas spot. A spinoff of Mullen and (French) owner Yann de Rochfort's successful Flatiron location of the same name, Boqueria Soho—opened in late 2008—does brisk business with small plates and tastings of imported ingredients like jamón Serrano and Catalonian goat's-milk cheese. Peckish Euros and downtown squatters armed with flutes of cava nibble Marcona almonds by a twelve-seat marble bar lining the bottleneck entryway. There's more elbow room in back at cream-leather banquettes flanked by high tables made for sharing a platoon of dishes.
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I disagree. While the frisee salad was a little blah, I thought the lamb was delicious - also thought the grapefruit was a really nice touch. The desserts, also, were fabulous. I'm not a creme brulee person so that catalan was lost on me, but I loved the almond tart and the churros. On a side note - the sangria was to die for!
sipo1 on May 6 at 03:51 pm