Los Nardos

Frommer's Review

When there's no line out front, it's easy to miss the entrance to this popular place. Once you climb the run-down stairs to this third-floor haunt, you find a cool and dark room with heavy wooden furniture packed tight in a midsize dining room. One wall is loaded with a large case brimming with soccer trophies and memorabilia from the Spanish cultural group that runs this place. The menu has a few Spanish staples, including gazpacho, paella, and sangria, but mostly it's made up of huge, reasonably priced portions of standard meat, chicken, and seafood dishes. Everything is good, although unspectacular. The wine list is relatively large, and slightly overpriced, yet given the food prices it's worth the splurge for one of their better bottles.

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