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Il Buco
Il Buco in Noho serves outstanding pasta, risotto, and steak in a setting that looks like a farmhouse in the Italian countryside.
Written byKenny Yang
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The Ten Bells
The Ten Bells is a natural wine bar on the Lower East Side that serves some good small plates and $1 Happy Hour oysters every day.
Written byMatt Tervooren
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La Vara
La Vara is the best Spanish restaurant in Brooklyn, and possibly all of New York City.
Written byHannah Albertine
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Brooklyn Cider House
Brooklyn Cider House is a bar, brewery, and prix-fixe restaurant in Bushwick that’s a great place to spend a night eating and drinking with a group.
Written byMatt Tervooren
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Galicia Tapas
Galicia Tapas is a Spanish restaurant in Inwood with a very solid wine list.
Written byThe Curious Uptowner
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Cervo’s
Despite the wait times, we wholeheartedly recommend having a fun, seafood-dominated meal at Cervo’s on the Lower East Side.
Written byHannah Albertine
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Huertas
Huertas is a Spanish restaurant in the East Village that makes every group dinner easier.
Written byKatherine Lewin
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Gato
Gato, Bobby Flay’s Mediterranean spot in Noho, isn’t quite as good as it was when it opened, but it’s still a useful option in certain situations.
Written byMatt Tervooren
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Toro
Toro NYC is a bigger, louder, more party-time version of the Boston original. Hit it for the scene and a spoonful of uni, ham, and caviar.
Written byChris Stang
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Socarrat Nolita
At Socarrat Nolita, the only way you are having a comfortable meal sitting at the massive communal table is if you have the body frame of Beaker from The Muppets. Bring a bigger group so you can sit at a real table and enjoy your delicious paella in peace.
Written byChris Stang
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Bar Jamón
Bar Jamón is basically Casa Mono's waiting room. However, for that First/Early in the Game Date, where dinner feels too formal but you are also starving, Bar Jamón was designed for you.
Written byChris Stang
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Tia Pol
Tia Pol is a Chelsea tapas spot that’s a great move for early-in-the-game dates. Have some sangria and some small plates.
Written byAndrew Steinthal
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Boqueria
The Flatiron location of this Spanish tapas chain has a casual space that’s good for groups.
Written byChris Stang
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Socarrat Paella Bar
No bigger than a subway car, Socarrat packs the majority of their patrons on bar stools and does paella like they do in Spain.
Written byAndrew Steinthal
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Casa Mono
Casa Mono serves great tapas in a tiny space in Gramercy.
Written byAndrew Steinthal
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El Pingüino
El Pingüino is a small Spanish seafood bar that’s great for a date or Happy Hour in Greenpoint.
Written byHannah Albertine
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Maracuja
Maracuja is a bar in Williamsburg with daily Happy Hour and a hidden back patio.
Written byHannah Albertine
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Spain Restaurant
Spain is a bar and restaurant in the West Village where 80-year-old Spanish bartenders in red jackets serve you free tapas as long as you buy drinks.
Written byCarlo Mantuano
