A warm welcoming!. Great food, good place to bring your family, friends, network and just enjoy yourself. Thank you El Quijote for your great service.
The food was very good. Can a bit croweded at times, but overall a good value for your money
Yum. I don't know what that other guy was whining about. frankly his review scared me. we had a sumptuous meal, all 8 of us, and not a thing wasn't absolutely tasty and fresh and bright.
huge portions (we 2 shared an appetizer and entree and either was enough for us both!). and fortunately the desserts were light and tasty.
VERY impressive waitstaff - one girl knocked over her sangria and in minutes the tablecloth was changed (we hadn't said a word) and table reset like new and it really made SUCH a difference! even your mother doesn't pamper you that way lol.
the decor is really fun and interesting. go have fun. try the combo plates, they're great.
This is one of those places you want to come back all the time.
Imagine this: it’s one of those warm September evenings, you have a table outside, you’re drinking good Spanish wine with the tuna tartare and pan amb tomaquet, the patatas bravas, then the entrées: the Spanish chorizo and of course the paella.
I think this is one of the best paella I ever eaten outside Spain.
The service is terrific, all the people is very kind, they even offered to take us pictures (this never happens in NYC)!!
Just as recommendation, try to offer Spanish dessert like Crema Catalana or Casadielles from Asturias (🤤)or the typical flans.
We’re so grateful and of course, we will come back soon to keep trying other dishes and having fun.
This old and beautiful Spanish restaurant has now come back to life on 23rd street. It was closed for a while and for a moment I thought it would be lost forever like so many others post-COVID. Am so glad that it’s back and that they kept most of its atmosphere (some of the picture frames behind the bar are the same and the space felt cosy and familiar). Best part is that they definitely upped the game on food and drinks. A smaller menu(I remember the previous menu was like a book) The presentation, quality and taste of the meal and service by our server DJ were top notch. Glad to see this restaurant back and all the best for much success.
Ricardo Macpherson-Ortiz
+5
The front part is surprisingly unchanged. Same bar and booths separated by a partition. Same painted walls. Statues of Don Quijote above the bar. I sat at the bar and enjoyed a Rebujito along with a variety of Tapas. Experienced mixologists are at your service. Ask for bread to sop up the oils. It is now directly connected to the Chelsea Hotel. Exit the back and you will find event rooms and the hotel bar. I will return for my favorite New York lobster.
Came here for a late night snack and a drink on a Saturday night. The kitchen was open until midnight. We walked around 11:30pm and were able to get seated right away, there were only a few other people at the bar and the vibe was chill. The spot has a good atmosphere. I tried their non-alcoholic gin and tonic cocktail and it was delicious.
El Quijote is a sophisticated Spanish-style restaurant which is a part of Hotel Chelsea in NYC. It’s chic atmosphere, service and food is an unforgettably amazing experience! The appetizers, small plates, drinks and all of it, just hits! Great spot for an intimate solo date or romantic date for two.
Such a beauty! The ambiance is breathtakingly beautiful. The place gets crowded pretty quickly so make sure you make reservations in advance! The staff was really super nice. Highly recommend the Pan con tomate (scanning my phone for photos but I think I forgot to take it) for appetizer as an option. We accidentally got it but it was SO DELICIOUS that I would get it again whenever we visit.
It's not necessary but this would be great for playing a little dress-up for birthday or anniversary or any other special occasions. Would love to have a bit more vegetarian options, but the ones they have are pretty good. It was super cold outside and I got the garbanzo stew...pure comfort. Our desert was pretty delicious too. If you ever had baked butter mochi...it takes pretty much like that.
I really loved this place. I accepted a friend invitation and went there with no expectations, but since I opened the door the greater was super attentive. I arrived early for my reso, so she located us at the bar while our table was ready.
All drinks were delicious. When were able to be at the table all servers were amazing, specially the Puerto Rican (sorry don’t remember his name) and Banner the manager was super attentive as well.
The bread with tomato was a die for, same as the Tuna, but all we ordered were delicious, reminded me the flavors when I lived in Spain. The ice cream meringues were WOW!!! The only thing I could tell is that the croquetas weren’t the greatest, flavor was good, but not a traditional one that I used to eat in Madrid.
Overall, the atmosphere was perfect, the decor stunning and the whole vibe transported me to Spain. Definitely, will come back when I visit NY again.
The staff is genuine and friendly, ambiance is eclectic and moody, definitely get the paella and the tuna crudo.
It was my friend’s birthday but we were too full for dessert, the manager came to our table to toast with a shot of sherry, really fun night.
Honestly didn’t know what to expect but the food was phenomenal, ribeye and gambas were excellent. Cocktails were really good and service was outstanding.
FABULOUS!!! I made a reservation for 3 people. We were seated at a back booth. The hostess was lovely and kindly made a rez for us for a table at the Lobby Bar after dinner. Our waitress was lovely and professional. The drinks were great and our appetizers & dinner were exceptional. Love the decor, old world charm of this restaurant! Highly recommend!
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