Location: Garden City
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Top 5 Spanish food in Garden City, New York, United States
Reviews on Spanish food in Garden City, New York, United States. Garden City is an incorporated village in Nassau County, New York, United States, in the town of Hempstead. It was founded by multi-millionaire Alexander Turney Stewart in 1869, and is on Long Island, to the east of New York City, 18.5 miles (29.8 km) from midtown Manhattan. The village is located mostly in the Town of Hempstead with a small portion in the Town of North Hempstead.
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1. Havana Central
Overall Ratings
4 based on 243 reviews
Reviewed By smeghead39
Very little of the food is actually custom prepared. By the nature of the menu, it is all done in advance and cannot be customized. Quality is variable- pernil, for example, can be delicious or overly fatty, depending on the luck of the scoop. Recently we had yucca fries that were not properly trimmed, and were partially inedible. If there is a band, as there often is, you will not be able to hear your conversation anyplace in the large restaurant- they are overmiked and not pleasant to listen to. That said, some of the food is very good for its genre, so add a star if you like Cuban food and own a pair of earplugs.Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback! It's disappointing we were not able to exceed your expectations. We offer a variety of dishes and sides for customization, and very much appreciate the chance to remake a dish if there's anything we can do to make your meal more enjoyable. We hope you'll come enjoy another Cuban meal with us again soon. Again thank you.Kylene S., Guest Relations Manager
2. Sangria 71
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
"Tapas and more by brothers from Spain" Sangria 71 serves a large variety of authentic Tapas, Sangria and Savory Paellas in festive casual atmosphere.
Reviewed By ChristopherBayer
Very good service, ambience, food....extremely uncomfortable as a function of âbusted climate control system....âWe kept getting different, vague information from staff....frankly a tad unpleasantSide dishes quite goodFair pricesNext time Iâll call ahead accordingly Thank youChristopher BayerNew York, NY
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3. The Cuban
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By Zimmom04
While they seated are party of 12 fairly quickly, we found the place to be very disappointing. They did provide tortilla chips and made the guacamole tableside, and that was good. But after we ordered, it took a very long time to get food. Then they brought out 7 meals. Took about 15 minutes for 3 more meals to come out. Then about 10 minutes later 2 more meals, and then finally the last one-which was fruit nachos so not sure why that took so long. The music was way too loud. The waiter only served our food but did little else. The two people who ordered salads were very disappointed. All shredded iceberg, the radishes had black spots on them, the chicken would have been completely tasteless if it didn't have grill marks. The other salad was spinach but not good spinach, with a little pineapple and mango. Those 2 left hungry. They wouldn't do 2 separate checks, which was very difficult for out party. They wouldn't accept two payments for the check. And it was all very expensive. A plate with a piece of pork, mashed plantains and cooked spinach, was $25. All in all not a great experience. Would not go back.
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4. Plancha Tapas and Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Montauk123
This place is a little different than most of the GC restaurants, but in a good way. Have wide variety of wines, many by the glass. They now also serve beer. We like to design our own board to start (meats and cheeses). Then share a few tapas that offer a nice variety and are all delicious. Always save room for coffee and dessert. Interesting place. Perhaps a little pricey
5. Vinoco Wine Bar & Tapas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Vinoco takes you on a journey to a place inspired by traditional tapas restaurants around the world. This stylish, casual and friendly atmosphere makes it the perfect place for a get-together with friends, an after work drink, a romantic night out, or a s
Reviewed By Montauk123
My wife and I ate here recently. The food was only fair. Everything fried and breaded. Empanadas, quesadilla, taco's. Heavy, cheesy, doughy. Wine list limited and only fair. Service attentive. Atmosphere poor. More like a diner. Old, sticky menu's with pictures of selectionsThank you for your business and your feedback. I am sorry you did not enjoy your visit to Vinoco. If you ever have a problem please let your server know immediately so we may address the issue. Many of our menu items are fried but we also have salads and grilled options available.Our menu photos were added at the request of customers. I am sorry you received a dirty menu during your visit. We clean our menus daily. We will pay closer attention to this. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
