Las Ramblas

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170 W 4th St (at nr. Cornelia St.)
New York, NY 10014

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(646) 733-4108
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Best

This place have great wines. The have also good service.

Worst

I suppose this food passes for real tapas for most American customers but any self-respecting Spaniard would certainly turn their noses up at this mess. The potatoes and omelette...

Yes!!! 2/2/2006

What a great place! Incredibly authentic! The food is incredible, the wine list is nice and well priced, the icy beer tap is great, and the people are warm and knowledgeable. I definately will go back and back again. Favorites were the Gambas St. Martin, the meatballs, basically, everything I've tried yet. The space is tiny and intimate, so if you score a table, or a good seat at the bar, you're set for the night. more
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Las Ramblas - Olé!!! 1/28/2006

I recently discovered a great new little restaurant in the West Village -- Las Ramblas. My husband and I often visit Spain and we particularly love Spanish food. Much to our surprise, Las Ramblas surpassed our expectations. This cozy tapas bar has some of the best food in town and the service is unquestionably superb. Along with some cold beer from a ice sculpted tap, we devoured some gambas al ajillo, jamón serrano and a mouth-watering tortilla española, all delectable indeed. Olé, olé, olé!!! more
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Just like Tapas in Spain 1/28/2006

After living in Spain for seven years, it was a pleasant surprise to find the same food I so much enjoyed there. It brought back pleasant memories of Bars in Madrid and Barcelona. Missing is the Cerveza Mahou but it'sstill easy to imagine that you are eating in a good Spanish Tapas Bar. Service was excellent. Defitely woth it! more
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fun with friends 1/12/2006

After being in Spain almost 3 months ago, my friends and I were craving some authentic tapas. We gave Las Ramblas a try and we were beyond surprised. The restaurant is small and beautiful and the food is like I remember in Spain. We must have had over 14 dishes and each one was better then the last. The most amazing part was the ice beer tap. The best beer I have ever had. I highly recommend it. A+ in my book Pros: Great food, Great Beer, Service Cons: Small more
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YUM! 1/11/2006

This place was great, I loved it and so did my friends- one of my favorite places to go to relax. Reminded me of sitting at a bar in spain drinking vino and eating those yummy tapas =) more
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Like an evening straight from Spain! 1/10/2006

Everything was absolutely delicious! I went on a date with my boyfriend; it was so romantic and perfect. So, I came back with my girlfriends for wine after work one night. The employees knew so much about the wine and tapas on the menu it was amazing, and nice to see people who cared so much. Everything was perfect, the ambiance/food/drink/price/service. I highly recommend this place. I had a great time, and will definitely go back myself A LOT! Pros: great service more
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  • Greenwich Village's bustling West 4th Street is home to an authentic new tapas bar called Las Ramblas. It is named for a famous pedestrian street in Barcelona, Spain. Las Ramblas at 170 West 4th Street, is b/t Jones & Cornelia Streets & near 6th Avenue in NYC. Compact & inviting with its carefully restored brick walls, Las Ramblas is a haven for tapas aficionados. Executive Chef Fernando Echeverri of Pamplona, Spain, puts out a variety of tapas in addition to special dishes of the day. A carefully selected list of fine wines from Spain's outstanding regions is served by the glass & the bottle. For Sangria lovers, the drink comes three ways, each in a tall, chilled glass or a pitcher & topped with a different fruit. For an authentic Tapas experience, Las Ramblas is open daily from 4pm-1am except Friday & Saturday from 4pm-2am. Join us for our Monday Night Spanish Wine Flights

Editorial

  • The Scene
    The Las Ramblas street sign outside the 28-person space refers to the famous street in Barcelona, and the tapas here are more economical than a plane ticket. A friendly staff...

  • 4/28/2006 Provided by Citysearch
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  • Hours: Sun-Thu 5pm-12am Fri-Sat 5pm-1am
  • Payments: Master Card, Discover, Visa, American Express
  • Neighborhoods: Downtown, West Village
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