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“True to the spirit of tapas (and, while we’re at it, the spirit of Thanksgiving), it’s a meal made for sharing with family or friends.”
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By Travis Mitchell, The Washington Post
“At Boqueria’s two D.C. locations, tapas share the midday menu with Mediterranean-inspired sandwiches, salads and grain bowls.”
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By Naomi Waxman, Eater Chicago
“The Chicago restaurant will seat 100, with 14 or 15 spots along a kitchen counter and 18 at the bar. An outdoor patio will seat around 30 when it opens in the spring.
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“The 164-seat restaurant plays up executive chef Marc Vidal’s best sellers — seafood paella, patatas bravas, and boquerones — alongside a lineup of dishes exclusive to D.C.”
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“Both locations of this Spanish tapas bar offer classic churros con chocolate, as well as churros rellenos that are stuffed with a choice of Nutella or dulce de leche. The Penn Quarter location just launched a churro s’more special for fall that features two churros with chocolate and marshmallows sandwiched between them.”
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By Alexandra Ilyashov and Izzie Ramirez
“The large, attractive space is distinctive from Boqueria’s other locations by serving breakfast, starting at 6:30 a.m. on weekdays. Other unique offerings at this good-for-groups spot is a six-spit rotisserie churning out crispy chicken and whole suckling pig.
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“Boqueria is a fantastic option for a group lunch. The lively Spanish tapas restaurant offers a prix fixe 3-course lunch menu for $35 per person, including blistered shishito peppers to start, a selection of tapas like patatas bravas (Spanish potatoes) and gambas al ajillo (garlic shrimp), and churros con chocolate for dessert, all served family style.”
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“The first location of this New York outpost in D.C., Boqueria is a favorite for tapas, happy hour, and bottomless brunch.”
