“The food is good, the space is beautiful and has great mood lighting, and it's got a ton of NYC cultural history.”
H2
7.0/10Spanish
NYC classic — Opened in 1930 in the Hotel Chelsea, El Quijote took in Spanish Civil War refugees and became the oldest Spanish restaurant in New York City after El Faro closed in 2012. Known for its Don Quixote murals, lobster and sangria, it drew Andy Warhol, William S. Burroughs and Janis Joplin before a renovation and 2022 reopening. Wikipedia
“The food is good, the space is beautiful and has great mood lighting, and it's got a ton of NYC cultural history.”
H2
“I wouldnt say these are "the best". They're perfectly fine.”
H2
“I fucking love El Quijote, the Spanish restaurant in the Hotel Chelsea.”
H1
“Anejo, Elmo, and El Quijote were our date-night go-tos.”
H1
“The old El Quijote. Gotham Bar and Grill. El Faro.”
H1