
| El Quijote appears untouched by time. While seafood remains the most popular choice on the massive menu, they know their steak here, too. Try the tapa of filet mignon tips, sizzling in a frying pan, or the special appetizer combo for two. Lobster in green sauce, like everything else, is gigante. (Be sure to spoon the extra-garlicky salsa over everything in sight.) Paella, available four different ways, is also a good choice for the table. If, by some miracle, you’re able to squeeze anything else into your stomach at meal’s end, the flan is fantástico. |
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Cuisine Type Spanish Type of Food Full Menu Gourmet Seafood Average Check: $25 Credit Cards Accepted American Express Diners Club Discover Mastercard Visa Address: 226 W. 23rd St. City: New York State: NY Zip: 10011 Country (Location): US Cater to Theatre Crowd Yes Neighborhood: Chelsea Telephone: (212) 929-1855 Reservations number: 212-929-1855 Fax: 212-645-5235 Year Opened: 1930 Full Description: Located next to the Chelsea Hotel, El Quijote offers exquisite Cuisine from the best of Spain since 1930. Located in the Chelsea district of New York, it offers the most authentic Spanish cuisine you'll find in New York city, at very reasonable prices.
Traditional menu favorites include mejillones, paella, chulleta and gambas. Add to the mix the restaurant's authentic Spanish décor, Cervantes mural and well-dressed waitstaff, and it's easy to see why this is one of Chelsea's most carefully guarded secrets.
El Quijote appears untouched by time. While seafood remains the most popular choice on the massive menu, they know their steak here, too. Try the tapa of filet mignon tips, sizzling in a frying pan, or the special appetizer combo for two. Lobster in green sauce, like everything else, is gigante. (Be sure to spoon the extra-garlicky salsa over everything in sight.) Paella, available four different ways, is also a good choice for the table. If, by some miracle, you’re able to squeeze anything else into your stomach at meal’s end, the flan is fantástico.
Entire families enjoy themselves here, and the portions are overwhelming. Make sure you try the sangria.
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History: Opened in 1930, is now a Historical Landmark. Reservations No Reservations Reservations Suggested Hours of Operation: Sun-Thu, noon-midnight; Fri-Sat, noon-1am Happy Hour Yes Restaurant's Website: http://www.elquijoterestaurant.com
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Private Room Capacity: 100 Insider Tips: Mon-Fri, 3pm-5pm; fourth drink free, along with free tapas.
Dinner Reservations suggested. Parking: Street or nearby inside parking. How to Get There: Located on 23rd Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues
1 at 23rd St.; C, E at 23rd St. Party Room Yes Parties: Large Private Room Bar Menu Yes Restaurant Features Bar Scene Carry Out Historical Location Kid Friendly Wheelchair Access Seating Capacity: 200 Private Room Capacity for Cocktails: 100 Menu Items Sample: Paella valenci, $17.95; lobster in green sauce, $23.95; Camarones Ajillo Shrimp In Garlic Sauce
18.95;
Camarones Criollo o Diablo Shrimp Deviled or Creole
18.95;
Camarones Quijote Shrimps Quijote
18.95;
Camarones Plancha Grilled Shrimp
18.95;
Whole Lobster In Brandy Sauce
Stuffed Filet of Sole
23.95;
Mero Dorada en Salsa Verde Grouper or Tile Fish In Green Sauce
20.95;
Pulpo El Quijote Sauteed Manny Style
16.95;
Red Snapper Vizcaina With Clams In Red Sauce
22.95;
Broiled Filet of Red Snapper
22.95;
Baked Red Snapper (Whole fish) (45 min.)
22.95;
Bistec de Salmon Asado Parrilla Broiled Salmon Steak
18.95;
Vieiras a la Parrilla Grilled Scallops $21.95; Dress Code: Neat Casual
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