Latin Restaurants in New York
Asia de cuba 237 Madison Ave, New York. Phone: 212-726-7755
A fusion of Asian and Latino Cuisines served in a spectacular setting designed by world renowned Philippe Starck.
Babalu 323 W 44th St (bet 8th and 9th) Phone: 212-262-1111. For more information go to www.babalu.com
Bolo Restaurant 23 East 22nd St, New York. Phone: 212-228-2200.
Spanish inspired full flavored cuisine in the heart of the fashion district.

Cafe Espanol 172 Bleecker St, New York. Phone: 212-505-0657
Spanish cuisine served in cozy atmosphere. Specialties include paella, lobster, steaks, and seafood, along with famous sangria and margaritas. Private party rooms, smoking section, outdoor dining. Open since 1976. Recommended by the NY Times.

Chimmichurri Grill 606 W. 9th Ave, New York.
This small, stylish restaurant in Hells Kitchen has been popular since opening last March for their delicious, authentic Argentinian fare including grilled steaks and fish.
Club Macanudo 26 East 63rd St, New York. Phone: 212-752-8200
New American/Latin. An ultimate New York cigar experience. Comfortable, sophisticated atmosphere; single malt scotches, rare cognacs, premium cigars. Jacket required. Reservations suggested. Groups: 10-100. One private room, capacity: 75.
Cuba Libre 165 Eighth Ave. between 18th and 19th streets. Phone: 212-206-0038
One of Chelsea's most popular Latin hangouts-known for its powerful margaritas and mojitos and sexy bar scene (and crowd) - moved to a new location in June, just a block away. L and D (daily). (AE, DC, DS, MC, V). Private Dining Room. Average cost per person (appetizer plus main course at dinner): $21-$35.
El Charro Espa-ol 4 Charles St. between Greenwich Ave. and Seventh Ave. South Phone: 212-242-9547 and 212-243-5413
"This solid Spaniard in the West Village wins olÈs the old-fashioned way, with friendly service and excelente specialties," enthuses the 2002 Zagat Survey. L and D (daily). (AE, DS, MC, V). Family Friendly. Average cost per person (appetizer plus main course at dinner): $20 and below.

El Quijote Restaurant 226 West 23rd Street, New York. Phone: 212-929-1855.
Spanish. Forty year-old New York landmark. Specialties: Maine lobsters up to four pounds, two-pound steaks, four varieties of paella. Multilingual. Three private rooms, capacity: 45-125.

Havana Central 22 East 17th St. between Broadway and Fifth Ave. Phone: 212-414-4999
Let the mojitos flow and the Latin music play: It's like pre-Castro Havana. Cuban home cooking rules with specialties such as barbecue ribs, spiced corn-on-the cob, arroz con pollo and Cuban sandwiches. B, L and D (M-Sa). (AE, DC, DS, MC, V). Family Friendly. Average cost per person (appetizer plus main course at dinner): below $20-$35.
Helenas 432 Lafayette St, New York. Phone: 212-677-5151
A slice of Spain in NYC! Young, festive, tri-level Spanish tapas restaurant/lounge, colorful bar, large winterized year-round garden, Picasso-inspired dining loft. Exotic drinks, salsa DJ nightly, Flamenco Wed., no cover. Groups 20-400; corp. meetings.
Mi-Nidito 852 Eighth Ave, New York. Phone: 212-265-0022
Has the freshest Mexican food made with the finest ingredients available. Healthy vegetarian menu available. 25 different kinds of margaritas. No msg, lard or animal fat used in our sauces or food.

Novecento 343 West Broadway, New York. Phone: 212-925-4706
Located in Soho, this Argentine bistro can suit many different needs. With its kitchen open all day, you can eat at any time. The restaurant mixes traditional Argentinean faire and upstairs lounge. Casual dress code.

Noche 1604 Broadway (between 48 and 49 St). Phone: 212-541-7070.
This is one of the most beautiful restaurants in the city. The food is delicious, if you have not been in this spot, you have to.
Old San Juan Restaurant 765 Ninth Ave, New York. Phone: 212-262-7013
Puerto Rican/Argentine. Big portions of robust food at reasonable prices. Great ambience. Only Puerto Rican/Argentinean restaurant in NY.
Pao! 322 Spring Ave, New York. Phone: 212- 334-5464
Portuguese
Patria 250 Park Ave South at 20th St. Phone: 212-777-6211
This exciting restaurant offers innovative Latin American cuisine and a large variety of vodkas and rums in a colorful, postmodern setting. One of the pioneers of the Flatiron District and Nuevo Latino cuisine. L (M-F), D (nightly). (AE, DC, MC, V). Family Friendly. Wheelchair Accessible. Average cost per person (appetizer plus main course at dinner): below $20-$35.
Placido Domingo Tapas Bar 209 East 49th St, New York. Phone: 212-826-8269
Multi-Level Spanish restaurant, outdoor dining. Tapas Bar and take out cafe
Rosa Mexicano 1063 First Avenue at 58th St, New York. Phone: 212-753-7407
Mexican. Traditional and contemporary regional cuisines. Fresh pomegranate margaritas, guacamole, skewered grilled dishes, moles, fish, seafood. Multilingual. $$ X
SOBS 200 Varick St Suite 518, New York. Phone: 212-243-4940
Tropical supper club. Dinner, dancing. Authentic world music and cuisine: Caribbean, Brazilian, Latin, more. Cover charge, minimum. $$
Vandam   150 Varick St, New York. Phone: 212-352-9090
In its second year, Vandam is still delivering a beautiful crowd and an inspired South American menu. This restaurant and Tapas Lounge is perfect for a full night out with a kitchen that stays open until 12 am on weeknights and 1 am on Saturdays.
Victor's Cafe 52 236 West 52nd St, New York. Phone: 212-586-7714
Cuban. Classic cuisine in a tropical setting. Stone crabs, paella, steak, roast suckling pig, black bean soup. $$

Zarela 953 Second Ave, New York. Phone: 212-644-6740
Mexican. Home-style regional food served in a fun and festive atmosphere. $$

Zocalo @ 82nd 174 East 82nd St, New York. Phone: 212-717-7772
Rated as 'Top 5 Mexican' by Zagat. Authentic cuisine, fabulous Margarita's, greatest tequila selection in New York
Zócalo 2 Locations: Upper East Side and Midtown East 174 E 82nd St., between Lexington and Third Aves, New York, NY Phone: 212-717-7772 AND in Grand Central Terminal, 42nd Street and Vanderbilt Ave. Phone: 212-687-5666
Not your ordinary Mexican, this causal, lively and folk art-filled cantina (with two locations) is known for its selection of 56 tequilas and 10 flavors of margaritas. Updated specialties include grilled marinated hanger steak and red snapper with passion fruit sauce. 82nd Street Location: D (nightly); Grand Central Terminal: L and D (daily). (AE, DC, DS, MC, V) Family Friendly. Average cost per person (appetizer plus main course at dinner): $21-$35