“Yeah, my rec would be Tia Pol for some garnacha and tapas”
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“Yeah, my rec would be Tia Pol for some garnacha and tapas”
H2
“Tia Pol is a very cozy tapas bar with great wines and cocktails”
H2
“Tia Pol by The Highline is cozy and really cute. They are a lovely underdog.”
H2
“Tia Pol is a really nice cozy tapas bar with lots of Spanish wines to try.”
H2
“Three excellent Spanish all timers, near each other. All quite different. I frequent Tia Pol more only because its more accessible.”
H1
“These are my usual reccos for visitors (some already mentioned).”
H1
“Tia Pol.”
H1
“Tía Pol on 10th Ave is a great neighborhood spot.”
H1
“Tia Pol.”
H1
“Tía Pol, or Cull and Pistol in Chelsea market”
H1
“Tia Pol.”
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“Tia pol.”
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“Tia Pol.”
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“Txikito, Tia Pol”
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“Tia Pol and Boqueria”
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“Citizens, Cookshop, Empire Diner, Mel’s, Tia Pol, Pastis”
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“Tia Pol is solid.”
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“Txikito and Tia Pol too if you like basque.”
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“There are so many fantastic options in this list. You’ll eat well. There’s all the Basque places: Tia pol, txikito, casa mono.”
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“Tia Pol or Casa Mono”
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“Tía Pol”
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“Tia Pol (Spanish) near the High Line is solid for small plates, so you could just eat until full.”
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“Tia Pol”
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“For places fitting the wine bar vibe, some options are Temperance Wine Bar, Tia Pol, St. Tropez, Ruffian, Debajo.”
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“Tia Pol”
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“Tia Pol on 10th Ave is excellent and very close to Penn.”
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“Tia Pol has always been a good go-to for Spanish tapas in that area.”
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“In Chelsea I would go with any of the Spanish like Txikito, Salinas and Tia Pol.”
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“Tia Pol”
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“Tia Pol in West Chelsea”
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