...Then eating at a tapas restaurant on the outskirts of Chinatown in the middle of Washington D.C? La Tasca is a well decorated and bustling Tapas restaurant which claims to serve Spanish cuisine but really, it is just American food served "Spanish style" with Spanish names. We ordered the 9 dish tasting menu, and I still haven't decided if it was a good idea since we all left majorly comatose. L Tasca did not have the finesse or class of Tinto, but it still served up a satisfying albeit heavy meal. Favorites of the night included the lamb chops, steak and espresso dessert.
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| Gambos a Ajilo - Shrimp sauteed in garlic sauce |
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| Ensalade de Tomatoes - Never of a fan of goat cheese until I had this dish :) |
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| Pollo frito a Ajo - Fried chicken with roasted garlic |
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| Patatas Bravas - Quick fried potatoes with spicy tomato sauce |
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| Chuletitas de Cordero - Grilled lamb chops in peppercorn sauce |
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| Salmon a la Plancha - Salmon, spinach and fried mussels |
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| Calamares a la Andaluza - Calamari |
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| Solomillo de Buey - Beef tenderloin with blue cheese |
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| Tartita de Cafe - Chocolate cappuccino mousse cake with espresso sauce. |
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