Beef Tartare with Sunchoke and Fried arroz negro with squid and romesco were stand outs of the night. Both had a crunchier texture and flavors were amazing!
“The refined wine list showcases artisan growers that compliment the locally-inspired tapas menu. Step outside the box with picks from Germany, Spain, or Jura.” - Laura Williamson, Wine Expert Read more
Slightly hidden above street level, this is one place you do not want to miss for brunch. I still savour the taste of that pineapplejam on toastappetiser.
Relatively well priced (5 ppl, 10 plates, few rounds, desserts: $500). Service is a bit too serious. Loved the burrata & endive salad. Hip & bumpin scene even on a random weekday. OK for the hype.
This “beverage-driven” bar-restaurant features Mediterranean inspired shareable plates to complement the cocktails and the impressive wine list offering up to over 200 selections. Read more
Let me order for you: beef tartare with sunchokes, burrata on charred bread, and the quail. Panna cotta and lemon curd (so good, I swear!) for dessert.
The burrata was good, but the ricotta dumplings with mushrooms and the pork with pickledasparagus were amazing. Definitely salt codpotato croquettes to start.
A delightfully bizarre (inverted) salad of shaved kohlrabi and juicy persimmon was the high point amongst the over seasoned lamb ribs and rubbery monkfish.
This place has cocktails and the impressive wine list offering up to over 200 selections. http://freshnyc.com/date-spots-romantic-restaurants/tapas-bar-restaurant-nolita-estela-nyc
Delicious, but very small portions 4 the price. That said, the food is thoughtful & precise. Everything on the plate is meant to be there & the wine selection does enhance the plate. BTW, gets loud!
Steak tartar - different but deliciousOlli's ham- like prosciutto and jamon iberico's love child. Cod aint bad either! Pork is on fatty sideAnd great service at Bar!
“The little New York restaurant that could. Estela proves that a great night in the city needn’t be confined to an overly stylized theme restaurant.” - David Prior Read more
Excellent food, but extremely crowded and loud. Almost everyone is in their 20s here because only young people can put up with basically sitting on one another’s lap and the noise.
Book a table, because the secret on this spot is getting out and the small waiting area at the bar can sometimes be two- or three-people deep. Read more