Looking for small plates/tapas
hi everyone.
any recs on the best place for tapas or small plates type of restaurant?
ive been to animal and AOC.
anywhere else to try? looking for a place to take my parents for my mom's 60th bday!
thanks
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AOC
8022 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048
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thanks everyone. i plan to go to Tasca and try it. quick question....i am taking my 65 year old parents there.....just checking to see if the scene/atmosphere is too much for my parents?? or is it relaxed enough that they wont feel out of place.
if its too much of a scene or bar-like, i gotta go somewhere else.
suggestions?
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Tasca Restaurant
8108 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048›3 Replies -
We had a great meal at the Lazy Ox downtown recently. It's a fast-paced and loud in there, so depends on your parents as to whether that rates a special occasion dinner, but it was delish and we can't wait to go back.
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i love Orris on sawtelle. was jsut there last nite and everything was soooo delicious. I would love to go with a group for my birthday but it doesn't feel "sepcial" if that is what you want.
It has a nice with heaters patio and the food (all small plates) is consistently incredible and always delciious›2 Replies-
re: 1900Therese
Orris has good food and I agree that the ambience is not very special. Having been one of the lucky folks to preview Bite's small plates/tapas and having received an e-mail today suggesting which dishes will be on the menu, I can say, without hesitation, that Bite is where I would be heading for small plates and tapas. These dishes are brilliant!
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Bite Bar and Bakery just announced that they will start offering dinner service this Friday and Saturday - their focus will be on small plates/bites. They did some test dinners this past weekend - since it was to test out some dishes (off-limits for Chow posting) and since Elizabeth (the amazing force behind Bite) asked eaters not to post about their experience, I have nothing to go off of except my experiences at their breakfasts, lunches and pastries. Using that as a baseline, I would eventually expect some pretty remarkable things from their dinner service. I'm not sure when you're hoping to go, but please keep them in mind if not for now, then at least in the future.
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re: vinosnob
Just wanted to say that I tried Tasca this past Friday night and was impressed. Great service and the food consistently good across the board and well priced during their "happy hour". We also ordered a few dishes (duck confit) not on the happy hour menu and they were solid as well.
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Tasca Restaurant
8108 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048
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