“A sleek Spanish tapas spot on the edge of Dupont Circle, Boqueria distinguishes itself from other weekend bottomless brunches in the District by way of offering bottomless food and drinks built for sharing.
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“The scent of garlic and lemon, for instance, leads us to a plate of sauteed shrimp, and who can resist silvery anchovies, freckled with orange zest, when they ride through the dining room with a thatch of housemade potato chips?
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“At the time we met, he [Kieran Chavez, the beverage director at the Spanish tapas mini-chain, Boqueria] was making two drinks with the stuff: a lime leaf collins—like limeade, only more interesting—and a carrot-juice-based concoction with Seedlip, saffron, and banknotes of India pepper.
The Not-So-Basic Churro
“I grew up eating [churros],” says Marc Vidal, executive chef of Boqueria, a Spanish tapas bar with locations in New York and Washington, D.C. “The flavor profile makes them the perfect sweet to get creative with, so we love to incorporate different seasonal fruits, ice cream and more to mix things up.
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“The freshly minted Boqueria has an advantage over its sibling in the form of a rotisserie, which turns out to be the source of one of the restaurant’s most enticing dishes: roasted organic chicken.
