La Tasca

We arrived during happy hour and the food was very good. Patatas bravas and chorizo were very good. Ended my meal with a delicious cappuccino. Waiter was very attentive and kind. The environment was great because they had good music in the background but low enough that you don't need to scream across the table. Definately would recommend

Visiting family in DC, my sister Cathy took us here for lunch. She suggested getting small plates so that we could try a variety of dishes. The roasted beets where my favorite.

Spanish-style tapas (appetizers). My friends and I decided to go with the unlimited tapas for $39 because we realized we'd be spending about the same amount anyway. I enjoyed trying so many flavours. Had the octopus, eggplant, and lots of other things. You honestly can't go wrong with any of the choices. Would recommend!

I didn't have great hope after arriving as the greeter sat us at the worst table in the restaurant (we eventually moved), and was rude without speaking a word. Anyway our server was much better, and the food was very tasty. Our favorite tapas was the lamb meatballs. The paella was good also.

The tapas were absolutely divine. The salad with the shrimp was so fresh, light and delicious. The food was well seasoned.

We did the paella cooking class at la tasca for my friends birthday and it was a blast! A ton of food and drink is included, and they’ll make you a personal vegetarian paella if you let them know when you make the reservation! Delicious!

Recently are here with done local friends when we visited D.C. tapas are great for having some of a bit off everything, having some sangria, and chatting with good friends.

Fun Place to go before a concert! Service was excellent, tapas dishes were between OK and really good. Enjoyed the enpanadas most but also the ahi tuna. Location near the Capital One Arena.