Washington, DC

Tapas downtown

6 posts · Jul 1, 1997 to Jul 6, 1997

Don H.DIGEX, Inc.Jul 1, 1997

On Mon, 30 Jun 1997 18:14:25 GMT, Melody Bianchetto
Someone wrote:

>I know I'm a little slow to the trend, but I just had tapas for the
>first time last week in San Francisco. I'm coming into DC for the Fourth
>this weekend, so I was wondering which restaurants have the best variety
>and most affordable tapas in town. Thanks!

Jaleo on 7th street has a good selection of Tapas.  I believe Coco Loco further down 7th has Tapas as well.

Don Heffernan
http://www.access.digex.net/~donheff/donheffernan.html

AnonymousJul 1, 1997

Melody B. wrote:
>I know I'm a little slow to the trend, but I just had tapas for the
>first time last week in San Francisco. I'm coming into DC for the Fourth
>this weekend, so I was wondering which restaurants have the best variety
>and most affordable tapas in town. Thanks!
Jaleo at 480 7th Street, next to the Shakespeare Theatre.  Or, if you're willing to try a slightly different tradition, try appetizers only at Bacchus, a Lebanese Rest. on Jefferson Place downtown and Norfolk Avenue in Bethesda.

n H.btgJul 1, 1997

Nicholas H. wrote:
>
> Someone wrote:
>
> >Melody B. wrote:
> >>I know I'm a little slow to the trend, but I just had tapas for the
> >>first time last week in San Francisco. I'm coming into DC for the Fourth
> >>this weekend, so I was wondering which restaurants have the best variety
> >>and most affordable tapas in town. Thanks!
> >Jaleo at 480 7th Street, next to the Shakespeare Theatre.  Or, if
> >you're willing to try a slightly different tradition, try appetizers
> >only at Bacchus, a Lebanese Rest. on Jefferson Place downtown and
> >Norfolk Avenue in Bethesda.
>
Or you could try Coco Loco on 7th street. Excellant tapas. There are two parts to the restaurant the Tapas restaurant and a Rotisserie part. Both good but only one specializes in Tapas. Resonable prices too.

Nicholas H.VisiNet InterNetNews siteJul 1, 1997

Someone wrote:

>Melody B. wrote:
>>I know I'm a little slow to the trend, but I just had tapas for the
>>first time last week in San Francisco. I'm coming into DC for the Fourth
>>this weekend, so I was wondering which restaurants have the best variety
>>and most affordable tapas in town. Thanks!
>Jaleo at 480 7th Street, next to the Shakespeare Theatre.  Or, if
>you're willing to try a slightly different tradition, try appetizers
>only at Bacchus, a Lebanese Rest. on Jefferson Place downtown and
>Norfolk Avenue in Bethesda.

Try Gabriel on P street just west of Dupont Circle.  It's the restaurant of the old Georgetown Omni, which is now the Hotel Barcello (I think).  They have great tapas, which you can get at the bar or sit at a table.

Nick Harper

FoolishartJul 3, 1997

Try Jaleo at 7th and E St.in Northwest.  It is just 3 blocks from the mall area by the National Archives.  It will be open on the 4th.  202 628-7949.
 Enjoy!

Paul B.Heller Information ServicesJul 6, 1997

The 701 Club has a small tapas bar. It's located on the ground floor of the eastern building of the Market Square Complex, at 701 Pa. Ave. N.W. Tell Mo the bartender I said hi.