Who would have thought that this calm Catalan tapas restaurant in a calm part of downtown could be such a showstopper? Tancat's romantic, warmly lit room has a mellow vibe, just the right balance of bustle, music, and noise; here, awkward moments just don't seem possible. The food, meanwhile, couldn't be more authentic if this were Barcelona. Begin with pan con tomate (grilled bread rubbed with garlic, olive oil, and tomato) paired with buttery Spanish ham. A deep, rich stew of callos (tripe) and gambas al ajillo (garlic shrimp) enjoy equal success. Even the price is right.
Posted by ralmeida from curitiba, brazil on 8/25/07
excellent, centrally located, nice decor,spanish food well represented mostly from catalunia: pan with tomato, large selection of seafood salads and tapas
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