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 To make a big statement in a bite can be challenging, but Tertulia does its heritage proud. Some peer reviews from Spanish cuisine veterans are mixed, but generally, it seems consistent in its delivery and true to its origins. . . . → Read More: Tertulia Review – Small Plates, Big Flavor  In some ways, Mercado on Kent is ahead of its time, and will do quite well as the neighborhood flourishes. . . . → Read More: Mercado on Kent – Grand Plans South of Grand Street Small plates packing excellent big flavors, Casa Mono is not to be missed. Consider me a Spanish tapas convert. . . . → Read More: Casa Mono Review – Small Plates, Huge Flavors Consider it a great brunch spot, and a casual and stylish place for a first or second date. . . . → Read More: Salinas Review – Spanish Brunch Under the Sun  On the list of Michelin Star restaurants dominated by high profile celebrity chefs and their PR machines, Aldea is definitely a value and should not be missed. I enjoyed the experience as a whole, but there are aspects of the meal that kept it from leaving a stronger impression. . . . → Read More: Aldea Review – The little Portuguese townhouse |
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