Circulo Español

This is the top place not only to eat food from Spain but also to enjoy a great time as it truly makes you feel at Spain. The food is vast, diverse, and superbly delicious. From the paella to the tapas and the sangria. It's a great spot to reminisce Spain 🇪🇸 you'll definitely feel at Iberia. Ole! 💃

This place was recommended to us and I'm very happy that we followed up on the recommendation. The food was 😋. I had the Madrid Strew (Chickpeas and Tripe with Chorizo), my Mom had Mussels, Scampi style and our friend had Fried Calamari. We were all very happy with our appetizers. Then for our entrées, we all had Merluza which in English is Hake. We each had it in a different preparation. There was grilled, stewed and breaded. Mine was Grilled and it came with vegetables and a choice of a side. I chose Boiled Potatoes. My Mom chose to have it in Stew which is served in sauce and with Potatoes and our friend chose the Breaded version with a choice of a side. She had the French Fries. We were all happy with the preparation we chose. The servings were large. We all took food home

The restaurant is beautiful. The staff is very attentive. The steaks and sangria were very good. The seafood paella was okay. My only complain is that they have a stage and they didn't do any show for mothers day weekend. They talk about doing events on the second floor last week. If they had a flamenco 🕺💃 dance show on the stage, I can assure you the restaurant would be packed.

Hidden gem off of Broadway and Steinway Street. Food is always prepared with love and everything on the menu is a must have! I recommend the sangria with any paella option. Check the site for shows and dances. I’m sure they will have a special for New Year’s Eve!

SPAIN 🇪🇸 Eat the World NYC review: Now just two years shy of their 50th anniversary, the Centro Español de Queens has lived in its current Astoria home since 1985. Originally called the Circulo Español when formed in 1971, the organization has always had the mission of preserving the Spanish culture of its members and their children. The third major wave of Spanish immigration to the United States that took place during the 60's, 70's and 80's created strong communities here in New York City, always one of the major destinations. Nowadays many of the members have been here for decades and multiple generations of descendants have grown up in this country, but the center acts as a hub to return to with family for celebrations and comradery. While run separately from the Centro, the restaura