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copper room in san pedro has tapas in wide array. They even have the tatas bravas (sp?) i loved in Barcelona.
nice place....trying to be the hip spot in pedro.
no flop flops allowed.
worth a visit if you are in the south bay.
The Copper Room 589 W. 9th Street San Pedro, CA 90731 310-831-6200›2 Replies -
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On top of what everyone else mentioned, Ciudad in downtown does a "tapas Sunday" with interesting small bites & good sangrias.
I also second the Celadon, Bin & Violet recommendations.
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For tapas with an Asian theme, Celadon at Third and Fairfax is very good. They have a lot of items on their crudo and yam cha menus that have 3-5 pieces, and the fish, meat and noodle items are intended to be shared. We loved the different dumplings, the special spicy scallop cones, a pork short rib special, and the scallops. I was very surprised at the quality of the food.
The drinks were good and unusual, though the warnings about the "female" and "male" elixers were a bit precious.
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re: Jwsel
Another sleeper, but a great place offering small plates is the happy hour at ocean ave. seafood in Santa Monica. Before 6pm the prices can't be beat and they have specials on wine and beer. You have to sit at the bar or in the bar area, but a small price to pay for quality sea food near the beach.
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Not previously mentioned is Upstairs 2, they built their whole dining experience around tapas and wine:
http://upstairs2.com/home/But really, aren't Tapas just another term for appatizers? So any place that had a large & appealing selection of apps would work (you don't have to order an entree).; therefore, for example, you should also include Alcazar which has 50 mezzas (apps) to choose from. And on Friday & Saturday night they do 10 (+ 3 entrees) for $43:
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cobras and matadors is the worst restaurant in LA. their service will make you want to kill someone.
try la paella on san vicente in weho...pretty solid.
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I'd have to agree - I found Cobras and Matadors to have mediocre service and food. Plus, there's absolutely no where to park so you have to valet.
I prefer The Courtyard in weho off of Santa Monica - the atmosphere is very romantic if you sit outside on a nice evening. And they have a free dedicated parking lot.
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Not sure where you are but, I've been wanting to try Bistro Verdu - www.bistroverdu.com - tues thru fri - happy hour with 5$ tapas and glasses of wine
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re: Kitchen Queen
I've never had the tapas, but I've eaten at Bistro Verdu many times (also as a grad paper-writing break!) and have always had great luck. I've never tried any of their wines, their corkage fee is so low that I normally bring my own for dinner -- how are their wines by the glass?
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re: Marianna215
Wines are available at both locations, because while the one on Beverly does not have a liquor license, the wine shop right next door has the same owner, and C&M does not charge a corkage for the beer and wine bought there.
I'm a big fan of C&M; the only bad thing on their menu IMO is the octopus, but that's because I'm not into its chewy consistency.
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