Loved this place....we enjoyed our anniversary dinner at this place Friday night. Drinks were strong and tapas were on point! Service was quick and very polite. Ambiance is unique and we loved it! The entry to this place is obscure and you might miss it...we almost did. Drinks : Yellowknife, Estrella 1906 Reserva Especial Spain, 3 Amigos - all were really good Food: marcona almonds, fried goat cheese, brussels sprouts, ricotta gnocchi, grilled chicken shawarma skewer - all were good...esp loved the brussel sprouts and the fried goat cheese with lavender honey! All in all loved the experience....it's definitely pricey but Ok for a special occassion! read more

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Came here for a quick drink after dinner, enjoyed a quite spicy margarita. The bartender was great and enjoyable to speak to read more

Alta - Margarita - Tapas Bars Near Me - New York, New York

Alta is a great tapas spot tucked away in Greenwich Village. The restaurant is on the bottom floor of a brownstone on a residential street and there's no signage outside, so it can be difficult to find, but once you step inside you'll feel like you're in someone's home. This is definitely a pricier spot, but nice for a special occasion. My group of 6 ordered 12 plates and that was enough for us. Our waiter was super helpful in recommending the right dishes and I appreciated his sense of humor. The best dishes we tried were the fried goat cheese, bacon wrapped dates, caulilini, octopus, and scallops. I wasn't a big fan of the paella or the gnocchi though. For dessert we had the chocolate lava cake, which had a great chocolate flavor without being too rich. The drinks were decent, although definitely on the strong side. Overall, everyone in my group really enjoyed our meal! read more

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A very cute tapas spot in the village! Hidden entry but you really feel like you're in someone's home. The dishes were mostly hits with a few missed. I'd skip the crab pasta and tuna carpaccio next time. The burrata, gnocchi, fried goat cheese and chicken skewer were great. A little pricey for the portion sizes but worth it if you come with a big group and try a bunch of stuff read more

Alta - Tapas Bars Near Me - New York, New York

I was pleasantly surprised with the beautiful space and food at Alta. A hidden spot that serves up good food and cozy vibes. The Brussel sprouts, ricotta gnocchi and chicken skewers were delicious. It was a little over priced, but a really nice spot for a date night. read more

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Closed out 2022 with an early dinner at Alta - can't go wrong with that! The food was as delicious as ever and the service remains very attentive and fast. The caulilini with it's tangy dressing was particularly good! For a more quiet and intimate atmosphere, come early & ask to be seated in the small room upstairs overlooking 10th St. read more

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I can't understand my own reluctance to try this restaurant. The employees frequently went beyond expectations. Their dishes really satisfy. Their attention to mood enhances everything else. I'm totally smitten with this spot. read more

Cute Mediterranean tapas restaurant in west village. The ambiance is adorable and transports you to Europe. The service is nice too. This restaurant is definitely on the pricier end - cocktails were around $20 and the small plates are pricey as well. I got the glass of champagne and it was amazing and great quality. I tried the lamb meatballs, tuna carpaccio, garganelli, octopus, and mushrooms. The highlights of my meal were the garganelli and tuna carpaccio. The rest tasted really good too. Overall, I'm happy with my experience here. read more

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I am horrified by the lack of customer service at this restaurant. I made a reservation for my boss several weeks ago to have Valentines dinner with his family at Alta. I called last week to reconfirm and also received a re confirmation email the day of the reservation. My boss arrived at the restaurant last night and was told he had no reservation. My boss showed the owner proof of the reservation and instead of the owner apologizing for a system error, the owner in turn embarrassed him in front of his family and insisted that the reservation was cancelled by the organizer. While he was seated, the tone of the restaurant owner was dismissive, rude and quite frankly left him feeling uncomfortable. I called the restaurant today experienced by far the worst customer service I have ever encountered. I tried to explain to the owner how last nights situation was not right and as someone who grew up in the business, regardless of whose at fault (and this situation we were not at fault), you are to make a customer feel welcome, accommodated, happy and at ease. He interrupted me, told me to be quiet, to not tell him what to do and that he is glad he never has to see us as customers and hung up. I'm embarrassed for him as a business owner and as a human. Beware! read more

Alta - Tapas Bars Near Me - New York, New York

Interior is really cool with the 2 floors of seating and perfect for date night! My boyfriend and I dined on a Friday evening and sat on the 2nd floor, overlooking the restaurant from above. We chose the smoked mozzarella as an appetizer and it was SO good - would recommend! Then we shared the beef short rib (not my favorite) and the hanger steak which came with really good fries. Overall, a cute spot for dinner and the service was good throughout the night. read more

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Their sangria is strong and delicious. The interior is beautiful. We sat on the second floor overlooking the restaurant! My Yelp reservation somehow didn't go through tho!! But they were able to seat us. It was empty when we got there at 730 but by 845 the restaurant was buzzing! Enjoyed the fried goat cheese, chicken shawarma was perfect, we did a pasta with shrimp oil (forgot the name) and it was fabulous. The octopus, that I looked forward to the most was disappointing. Tasted fishy, and was cooked in the same ingredients/presentation as the chicken shawarma that I enjoyed so much. Service was sporadic? I feel like we had to manually flag down someone every time we needed something (for ex: drinks, more food, the check). I'd still go back! read more

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I've been to Alta numerous times and love this spot. Delicious tapas style Mediterranean food. A few notes on the foods: - the gnocchi tastes like pillows in the best way - never tasted better fried Brussel sprouts - the scallops quickly disappeared - get the lavender honey goat choose appetizer - yellowknife cocktails all night long If you're going solo they have an easy bar section where you can grab a seat any night of the week without a rezzo. Staff is super helpful and friendly. Lovely ambiance with minimal lighting so prepare to potentially use your phone's flashlight to more thoughtfully read the menu. read more

Alta - Tapas Bars Near Me - New York, New York

Went here early July to eat tapas! The tapas I ended up eating (and sharing) were the Fried Goat Cheese, Caulilini, and Lamb Tagine. As someone who is not a huge fan of goat cheese, the fried goat cheese was exactly what I was expecting from the name (they had the goat-y flavor that I don't like). I also don't typically order lamb, but the lamb tagine was saucy enough for me to like the dish. The caulilini on the other had really stole the show! I haven't had caulilini before, but the sauce paired with this vegetable (where the sauce is DEFINITELY the carry) was fabulous. I wish I had more! The food was good (met expectations) but nothing mind blowing quality or quantity-wise for the prices. read more

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Came to Alta on a Tuesday night and got seated on the upper level which has such a great view! The server was very attentive even though he mentioned he was juggling more tables than usual. We tired: - fried goat cheese w lavender honey: 5/5 amazing, salty cheese balanced w the sweet honey, and crispy too! - brussel sprouts - 4.5 loved the creme fraiche, Granny Smith apple was kind of random tho - ricotta gnocchi - 4/5 good, but not amazing - labneh cheesecake - 3.5/5 okay, creamy, tart, not overly sweet Yellowknife - good if you like a spicy drink Their take on a Moscow mule (can't remember the name) - was okay Great service, amazing interior, would definitely come back! read more

Packed! But cannot understand why. So loud that we can't converse...texting each other and at a table of three! Food arrived before cocktails. And food was mediocre. We left most of it behind uneaten. Ha! The drinks arrived at the same time we were asking for our check. Server was very nice. Oh well. read more

Alta - Uneaten sea bass, uneaten chicken shwarma and baratta with no bread - Tapas Bars Near Me - New York, New York

The service and atmosphere are amazing here. The food was chefs kiss good! My favorite dish was the caulilini which was surprising because I've never had that before. Cocktails were really fun. Can't wait to go back the next time I'm in the area. read more

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TLDR: the pricing on yelp way off. The actual pricing to this place is about 60 to 90% more than what's listed on yelp. It's ok food, but omg the portions are tiny - even as tapa style (think paying $20 for 6 sticks of asparagus). AND, the dishes are priced as if they were much larger. The sizes are fine, had the prices on yelp been close to actual. There are TONS of better places at this price point. NO ONE should ever come here. It's a false advertising scam. Here is the actual menu with prices: https://cdn.flowcode.com/prodassets/combinepdf_19_0ryfNyq.pdf read more

A nice find at the last minute. I really liked this place. The service was so friendly, our waiter "Jonathan"(Chris) was amazing! Fried Goats Cheese [4/5] Pretty good, a little smaller than I would have expected but still decent. Fava Bean Hummus [2.5/5] I found this dish strange. I wouldn't really call it hummus and it was kind of a miss. Pesto Pasta [4/5] The pasta changed but that was fine because this dish was delicious. Certainly on the smaller size but to be expected at a Tapas restaurant. Grilled Leeks [5/5] My favorite dish of all. Crunchy texture and full of flavor. read more

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Came here with a friend last night to celebrate my 31st birthday. I turned to Yelp and typed in "tapas" in the Greenwich Village area, which led me to Alta. I made a reservation on Yelp and under special notes wrote "birthday"-- they were very sweet and printed a menu with Happy Birthday Marla on it. We were seated on the top floor which is stunning! Gorgeous warm ambiance with very attentive servers and bussers. Our server suggested a $60 bottle of Sauv Blanc which did not disappoint. Yum! However, the food just missed the mark for us... we ordered 4 tapas: Brussel sprouts, scallops with yuzu, black truffle ravioli, and crispy polenta. Brussel sprouts-- best thing we ate all night. Fabulous! Scallops with yuzu-- where was the yuzu? Only got a tiny lick of the yuzu on the plate which was disappointing. The scallops were also medium rare which was not stated in the description on the menu. I prefer a medium scallop due to texture. Black truffle Ravioli-- ages Gouda inside was good but I had no explosive black truffle flavor at all. So surprised. The sauce was grainy and black but very little truffle flavor. Ugh. Crispy polenta-- sauce was underwhelming. Polenta was nice texture but not cheesy in flavor or texture. At the end of the meal, we had witnessed another table celebrating a birthday which got a candle and the servers sang which they didn't offer me but it's okay. Overall, service was great, ambiance was pretty and food was very average (menu options look incredible but the flavors didn't deliver). For us spending $180 on dinner, I just would've expected more. read more

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"Old tapas standby" Alta has been in this spot for as long as I can remember. It's morphed from purely Spanish to more small plates but retains core Spanish dishes. This is a reliably solidly option in the West Village for a great dining experience. What to celebrate - Stubbing decor, and I mean that! With a two floor, balcony over looking the dining room. Definitely sit on the top floor! - Beautiful lightings with wrought iron chandeliers - Romantic - Solid good that is mostly consistent - Unique takes in traditional tapas - Lots of options to make everyone happy What's not so great - Service can be a bit slow - Manager has a bit of an attitude and will not seat you until your whole party is there. I hate this! read more

Not as amazing as I would have liked, but an enjoyable meal nonethless Thé tapas dishes were generally quite sizable, I'd order 5-6 for a party of 3. read more

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An absolute gem--I'm in love with Alta. Sitting unassumingly, but looking gorgeous from the outside, on a tree lined block in Greenwich Village one can easily pass by Alta. Once you step inside, the ambiance will take your breath away. At least it took mine. It was dimly lit and cozy with different seating options across several floors. A true townhouse with a beautiful vibe that sets the mood for a date (lucky you or me in this case) or dining with friends/family. Service was extremely good as I wouldn't expect it to be otherwise and the waitress was helpful by answering any/all questions. Alta serves Mediterranean inspired tapas or small plates and it was recommended at least 2-3 per person. We both got things started with a glass of Rose (mine being the less dry option) which was delicious. As far as food, we stuck to a seafood and chicken theme to accommodate my eating preferences. And once we placed our order, the plates arrived individually (I appreciated that a lot) to savor each and every selection. We ordered: Tuna tartare--5 perfect slices of fresh and delicious tuna garnished with dollops of sauce and greens. Fried goat cheese bites--4 small balls sitting on a coating of honey. Absolutely divine and must try. Scallops--3 pieces nicely grilled and delicious. Paella--one of my favorites. A medley of different seafood that tasted lemony and fresh. Chicken shawarma--pieces of chicken lying on a bed of hummus. Very delicious and nice accompaniment to our mainly seafood selections. Black Cod---a few pieces that was combined with tomato and greens. (Refer to the menu for a more detailed description of each selection). There was not one misstep regarding the meal as everything was excellent and executed very well. The flavors of each plate were amazing but keep in mind, they're not generous portions (nor are they inexpensive). Since they're small plates, the option remains to double up or order more. There was a large variety from the. menu. Your choice. I think it's fun and appreciate making a meal of small plates on occasion. By the way, for $600, Alta will serve the entire menu of plates to your table! Alta is an elegant, well run restaurant that does everything right. You'll leave impressed. I did. read more

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For visibility sake, this place only accepts cash or American Express. Whyyyyyy? It's 2021. Did you notice we just went through a pandemic for a year? WHY ARE YOU HANDLING CASH THAT EVERYONE HAS TOUCHED?!?!? Anyways, wanted to take my date out to a nice spot. This was not it. All the other places were booked solid for the next 2 years. So here we are. Welcome back NYC! I booked through Yelp, but changed it to 15 minutes later. I was also another 15 minutes late. I called ahead and asked if our reservation would be kept and they were willing to accommodate. I'm literally that guy. And I HATE that guy. They decided to sit us in the cozy upstairs seating where there were only 4 tables that sit 2 people. It's super cozy, but I don't think it's romantic. I felt like I was in your grandparent's dining room. The downstairs seemed more intimate and vibrant. Anyways, our waiter seemed a bit rude. But then I realized, he was trying his hand at stand-up comedy. Some bits were funny (e.g. "What can I get you drunk on?"), but the rest fell flat. Read the room buddy! He eventually became more amiable, but that's probably because I got more drunk. Asked if the portion sizes are enough to feed our phat azzez and he recommended we order 3. Good call! It is tapas after all. Got the Paella, which was fantastic. Good balance of seafood with the sausage. Saffron rice was fragrant and flavorful. My date complained about it not being crunchy, but I've never had it that way, never in Spain. Lamb tangine was also great. Not too gamey, tender, juicy, cooked to perfection. The octopus a la plancha was a big bad miss though. Octopus was too chewy, not tender at all. The sauce was essentially mush with no texture. Couldn't taste any flavor either. For dessert, got the panna cotta. Creamy, delicious, not too gelatinous, good mix of fruit. And also got the Basque cheese cake. Terrible. The cream cheese was close to solidified and tasted more like dry pancakes. It was very bland. Also got a bottle of wine, which was recommended by I think the owner. A Rioja. Not bad. The markup was only 300%, also not bad. Total was $260 after tax and tip. $130 before the bottle, so the value is definitely there. Overall, not a bad place, but I think there's definitely better out there. read more

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Took meat eaters and they loved the veg dishes. Great place and nice ambiance. Good for large parties or small intimate dinners.

It was surprisingly very easy to get a reservation here for a Friday dinner at 6:30. It is much more spacious inside than you might realize when you first walk in, and the restaurant is beautiful. My only complaint is that was very dim where my friend and I were sitting and I had to squint to see the menu, but this could be a plus if you want to have an intimate dinner. For food, the fried goat cheese and brussel sprouts were phenomenal. The goat cheese looks really small but it was actually very filling and I'm thankful there were no more on the plate or I wouldn't have been able to finish the rest. I normally intensely dislike brussel sprouts but absolutely loved the sprouts here. The crisp was balanced out by the creamy sauce and the bitterness was counteracted by a light sweet sauce. My friend and I also ordered the gnocchi and the paella. The paella was very seafood heavy and didn't have quite enough rice, and the gnocchi was a bit too tender when they came out hot - they tasted a little better (more chewy) after waiting a few minutes. We were stuffed with these 4 items but couldn't resist dessert so we ordered the panna cotta, which had the perfect amount of sugar and wrapped up the night well. Service was also great. I would love to return and try more of the vegetable plates in the future! read more

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We gave this place a try by ordering a little bit of everything. When we ate it we wondered how they would survive. The wine shop next-door was really good though read more

This place used to be my go-to spot in its heyday, and it pains me to say this - but it ain't what it used to be. Visited for the first time in a few years, ambiance is still beautiful, but everything else has fallen by the wayside. Service was painfully slow / inattentive (and snarky at times), even towards the end of our meal when the restaurant was half empty. We had to flag bus boys down multiple times. Our drinks took a solid 15-20 min after ordering to get them - we were told bc only 1 bartender. 1! For an entire restaurant on a Saturday night! Poor girl :( The menu itself is much smaller and MUCH more expensive than it used to be. Like prices are doubled, while quality is so-so at best. Menus are on cell phones now, definitely miss the paper placemat menus because at a tapas place, where it's suggested you order in "rounds" , your party ends up spending the entire time nose down in their phones scrolling the menu. Just cheapens the experience. Plates / food are now "pretty good" - for reference they used to be outstanding , you could tell they used to have pride in their dishes. (To be fair the Brussels sprouts are still outstanding :) And no background music at all. Just a weird vibe for a place that used to feel like the "it" place to eat in the village. Now it feels like a cash grab. I know all restaurants are suffering post pandemic but I think some easy fixes related to atmosphere and service would make a big difference. Maybe I'll eat there again one day and update this review to 5 stars but I'm not holding out too much hope. read more

I booked a reservation through Yelp and chose this place because it was the top restaurant in the area that had reservations available. The restaurant was about half packed on a weekday night. My favorite dish was the bacon wrapped dates. I've only had paella one other time but I personally prefer it to be crispy. The paella we had was really wet, which I didn't like but maybe that's just me. The gnocchi was standard and fried goat cheese is exactly how it tastes. Bacon wrapped dates is always good! To be frank I thought the food would be better than what we experienced based on all the good reviews and high ratings but maybe we just didn't order the right dishes. I went on a random weekday so maybe it was just that day but there was no music. Perhaps it broke that day? I didn't like how quiet it was because felt like I couldn't talk too loud. Still decided to give 4-stars because service was great. read more

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Had difficulty finding the place because there is no sign outside. Once inside the fireplace was beautiful and the whole space seemed to have a romantic lighting. The scallops were very delicious. The octopus was sub par in my opinion chewy. Have had better at various other establishments, and the fish was unremarkable. Overall for around 28$ a tapa, for which you can get a full entree in NYC, not worth the price. The service from our waiter was not great, had to flag down a buss boy for our check, barely checked on us and seemed to run away after 1 min of interaction. Overall lackluster in my opinion. read more

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Not being a fan of Tapas bars I was surprised how great the small plate portions and food was. I enjoyed everything about this place. The ambiance of this restaurant is cozy and one of a kind. It gave me a speakeasy vibe with pockets of rooms on 2 floors and the music selection. There's a bar available upon entry as well. But the reason to come here is for the food. On a scale of 5 the food is 6/5. The food is fresh and flavorful. My favorite plates were the octopus, the Brussels and the paella. The menu is limited but I'd be ok trying everything they have to offer. I'd recommend coming here if you want to have a date, impress a date and/or just eat some great food on a date. I'll make sure I come back and you should put on your to try list as well. It's 4.5/5 read more

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WARNING: They only accept American Express and cash!!!!!! That is a huge downside. Thank goodness we had an AMEX between us... Aside from that, a Monday night dinner here was excellent. The food, service, and ambience were good. read more

The food, service, and ambiance are collectively awesome. Great for first dates, sharing with friends, social gatherings. Alta has been around for a while and continues to offer all of the above. read more

Difficult to find- hidden below a brownstone building. Ambiance was cute- cozy WV feel, though nothing special about the food. We ordered a few tapas and the only plate which stood out was the gnocchi, all the other dishes tasted quite bland / could use more sauce and flavoring. read more

Alta - Tapas Bars Near Me - New York, New York

Took my family from Texas and my two toddlers to Alta last night after getting them lost for almost an hour walk in the rain... the host ran to help me with my stroller as I struggled to get it through the doors only for us to realize we needed reservations. They must have seen the defeat in our faces as they devised how they were going to seat us. I couldn't believe that they took the time to help get us seats for 6 on a very busy night, let alone pull it off! The food was perfect, as usual and we have three very picky eaters in our family. They cleared the plates! Service was on point and the staff, I mean I really can't thank them enough! They went above and beyond for us! I am so grateful. Felt like we were back in the south with the amazing southern hospitality! Alta has always been my favorite restaurant in the city but last night hit a little different. Thanks for taking care of us and showing your guests a wonderful time in the city! read more

Very good. We shared 10 plates between 4 of us and that was perfect. A nice variety of food and flavors all nicely prepared and presented. A vey sociable meal where food can be shared at a pace that allows plenty of time to talk and interact. Pretty loud. No good if you have limited time. read more

Pretty decent spot. Ambiance of the place is really nice. Tapas style so everything on the menu are small plates/shareable. Depending on how hungry you are I'd recommend 3-4 plates for every 2 people. Of all the things we ordered, the lamb meatballs were my favorite. read more

Alta - Crab pasta - Tapas Bars Near Me - New York, New York

This is the deranged message the Owner and Manager sent me today. Completely unhinged and unprofessional--and proves my point. Apparently our not wanting to pay full price for plain tomatoes really stuck with him all these months later but he remains oblivious to his disagreeable manner and the overall poor service previously mentioned (on which he of course did not comment). Pro tip: search "rude" in the reviews of this establishment and you'll unsurprisingly get lots of results. read more

Alta - Charming message sent to me by the Owner and Manager after I left a poor review. Totally normal right? Not at all insane? - Tapas Bars Near Me - New York, New York

A bit of history for ya: the word "tapas" comes from the Spanish word "tapar," which means to cover. In the olden days, sherry drinkers in taverns would use a flat item, like a slice of bread or meat, to cover their drinks to protect it from fruit flies; this developed into topping this "cover" with a snack. It became standard to make the snacks as salty as possible so people would keep ordering sherry. And boom! Here we are at Alta having entire meals of tapas! Ambiance-wise, perfect date spot. Dim, romantic, sophisticated, slightly cramped, irritatingly loud after 7ish. AMEX or cash only. Hostess was so friendly, but the waitress, not so. Tapas means quality cool food with pricey tags. What we ordered: Shrimp tapa with chorizo, avocado, garlic sherry vinaigrette - 3/5 tiny portion, but the shrimp was tasty, and what I was particularly impressed by was the two tiny pieces of chorizo. Wish there was more! Steak tapa with parsley root, celery, tomato mustard - 5/5 significant portion, cut up to share, cooked perfectly. This was my favorite. I practically inhaled it. Must get! Asparagus tapa with pesto, cured egg, pine nuts - 4/5 a lot of thought was put into this. If you'd like a creative, but healthy dish, get this. I loved how thick and fresh the asparagus was. Lamb meatballs tapa with red pepper, brown butter labneh, pine nuts - 5/5 I've never had meatballs quite like this. They had a sweet and tangy aftertaste that I couldn't get enough of. Overall, pretty restaurant, great food, meh service, and extremely loud crowd. I'd recommend you try it if you have money to throw around and don't mind the volume. read more

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If you can't wait to pay an exorbitant amount for mediocre food and horrible service, then look no further! Food: I always leave tapas places hungry, and this was no exception. The paper menus serve as placemats, so I assume they must print them every day (seems like a waste when you could laminate and clean them). You have the option to order dishes individually (A la Carte) or do the whole shebang which is $500+ to get every single dish on the menu. FYI that the prices on their website menu are NOT accurate so expect to pay more. They give you a discount if you can pay in cash. Fried goat cheese with wild lavender honey ($12) - comes with 4 small servings. Not worth it Brussel sprouts ($18) - Their website menu says $16. I did like the addition of the Granny Smith apple and crème fraiche, but it's ridiculous to pay this much when every restaurant in the city has a brussel sprouts dish "Paella" ($34) - their website menu says this is $32. This is a total joke, and I hope people realize that this is NOT an authentic paella. The portion size is TINY, and there's pretty much no rice that comes with it. Mushroom flatbread ($19) - flavor is pretty good, but again for that price absolutely not worth it Wagyu tartare ($28) - their website menu says $24. Flavor is good, but nothing earth shattering Beef short rib ($34) - largest portion of the night. Mediocre at best as the short rib was not tender Lamb meatballs ($16) - very small, but the flavor is actually quite good Cocktails: range from $17-25. Surprise surprise - definitely not worth it! Service/Ambiance: They added an automatic 20% gratuity since we were a group of 7, so the waiter made $80 for only coming to the table twice during the entire meal. He made some snarky comments under his breath while he was walking away both times. We had to flag down busboys and other waiters in order to get drinks and our check, which is crazy since the restaurant was not packed at all. If I could have given a negative tip, then I would have. The place does have a warm cozy vibe to it, and they can accommodate larger groups which is nice. Overall: You can find better tapas with larger portions elsewhere for a fraction of the price with service that actually deserves a tip read more

Alta was a recent NYC weekend highlight of mine. We came in to be greeted by friendly staff and our waiter was funny and super knowledgeable on the menu and took several of his recommendations. We started with a glass of rosé that was picked out by our waiter. The rosé was light and crisp. Perfect for a summer night. For appetizers we got the fritters and they were delicious and the sauce they were in is a new favorite of mine. Moving on to the main portion we had the gnocchi and the caulilini split between two people. These dishes are technically tapas but even split between two people we didn't feel like the portions were stingy. Both the gnocchi and the caulilini were scrumptious and would recommend to anyone going here to try. They make the gnocchi on premise All in all was a pleasant experience and can't wait to go back to try the rest of the menu. The prices were also fair and they do accept credit cards here. We read it was cash only before going in here but they took our cards no problem read more

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