Best Tapas Restaurants in Tysons Corner / McLean
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- NNolaBaltimore / Maryland •4 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoWe were there as party of 6 to celebrate 2 birthdays - a soon-to-be 26 year old and a soon-to-be 74 year old. We had the same group at about this same time for the same celebration a few years ago so the repeat was great fun. Our waiter Eduardo was excellent - giving us good recommendations and hitting just the right tempo for checking in. The rest of the staff were great too. Quietly slipping in to whisk away dishes, fill water glasses, etc. The food, as always, was delicious and fun to experiment with a few dishes. Ending the meal with 2 fabulous desserts (with candles) for the birthday folks plus coffees and expresso shots was perfect.More infoJaleo - DCPrice: Expensive• Spanish• Penn Quarter•4.7
- DDeborahWashington, D.C. Area •13 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoWe went for Valentine’s Day. We were seated upstairs. A comfy, sleek atmosphere combined with marble floors columns and walls. There’s something goth-esque about the surroundings. Bravo to the Sommelier who knew her Spanish wines. She spent a considerable amount of time helping us choose just the right bottle for the variety of tapas we planned to order. We chose one from almost each category. The raw seafood and seafood choices were our favorites. The octopus was divine! I loved the oxtail croquettas and my boyfriend loved the oysters that came in a can, a nod to smoked oysters in a can (lid and all!). They were truly delicious, delicate with a hint of citrus. The ceviche in the dragon fruit was mind blowing! So delicate and fragrant. It reminds me of the ocean. Dining at Bazaar is an experience for your palate. It is worth the culinary trip. I’ve dined on José Andres’ culinary creations since he arrived on the corner of 7th and E Street’s Jaleos and have followed him as he opens one culinary destination after another. Another diamond!More infoThe Bazaar by José Andrés - DCPrice: Very Expensive• Spanish• Penn Quarter•4.7
- JJamesVIPVirginia •33 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoThe ambience, food and service was excellent. It was a great place to celebrate Valentine’s Day with my hubby.More infoAmbar - ArlingtonPrice: Expensive• Tapas / Small Plates• Arlington•4.6
- CCherylWashington, D.C. Area •8 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoPalette 22 is now our go-to restaurant. Each dish is well-prepared, flavorful, and represents the country of origin. The service is always polite and responsive. Tip: you can order a few dishes at a time. You do not need to place your entire order at one time. This allows you to enjoy each dish more slowly. We like taking turns ordering 2 items at a time. From last night, my top picks were the Sesane Steak, Lebanese Tacos, and the Funghi Flat Bread.More infoPalette 22Price: Moderate• Tapas / Small Plates• Arlington•4.7
- MMikeVIPWashington, D.C. Area •13 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoFirst time at Oyamel. The food was excellent as was the service by Melvin. He carefully explained the menu and our many serving options. The Oyamel margarita was delicious as were the tocos and rice w mushrooms and Brussel sprout sides. The tres leches dessert was incredible! Overall, and excellent dining experience enhanced by the care of Melvin. We will return soon!More infoOyamelPrice: Moderate• Mexican• Penn Quarter•4.6
Discover best Tapas / Small Plates restaurants in Tysons Corner / McLean
Explore the vibrant tapas scene in the Tysons Corner / McLean area of the Washington, D.C. suburbs, where a variety of restaurants offer a delightful taste of Spanish-inspired small plates perfect for sharing. These eateries cater to a diverse clientele, featuring a mix of traditional and innovative tapas dishes that highlight the rich flavors and culinary creativity of the region. Each restaurant presents a unique ambiance, from cozy, intimate settings to more lively, bustling environments, ideal for both casual diners and gastronomic enthusiasts. Diners in this area can expect a high-quality dining experience, with each restaurant emphasizing fresh ingredients, expert preparation, and exceptional service. The dining scene here is characterized by a blend of sophistication and accessibility, making it a popular choice for both locals and visitors looking to enjoy a meal in a relaxed yet refined setting. The focus on tapas allows guests to sample a wide array of dishes, making each dining experience both exciting and memorable. Whether you’re planning a special night out or a casual gathering with friends, the tapas restaurants in Tysons Corner / McLean offer something to satisfy every palate, making it a must-visit destination for food lovers in the D.C. area.