Boqueria Soho

Spanish restaurant · SoHo

"NYC’s Boqueria was founded at the start of the 2006 tapas revolution, and its offerings run from plates of cheese and charcuterie perfect for a shopping pick-me-up with a glass of wine to heavier fare like seafood paella." - Robert Sietsema

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171 Spring St, New York, NY 10012 Get directions

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