Mercado Little Spain

The spot, the food, and the reaction

Eater calls Mercado Little Spain in New York, NY, the city's biggest Spanish food destination, really celebrating all sorts of diverse culinary traditions. Looking at the menu, they've got everything from classic Paella Valenciana and tender braised ibérico pork cheeks to crispy churros and creamy croquetas de pollo. You can also find a dry-aged rib-eye, refreshing gazpacho, authentic jamón, and even suckling lamb.

It sounds like a seriously comprehensive spot if you're craving a wide variety of Spanish flavors and dishes all under one roof right there in the city. Definitely a place to check out for a full Spanish food experience. The useful thing about the coverage is its focus on Paella Valenciana, braised ibérico pork cheeks, churros, so the takeaway comes from specific food shown or named rather than a vague mention.

The videos also put croquetas de pollo, dry-aged rib-eye, gazpacho in the conversation, giving the feature a little more range than one headline item.