Spanish Tapas and Late Sangria Just Off Times Square
Graze Spanish small plates and sangria near Times Square, from an early breakfast counter to a late Midtown table.
🥘 Tapas Near the Times Square Lights
Boqueria's Times Square dining room runs on warm wood, leather banquettes, and low light, a calm counter to settle into on a loud stretch of Midtown. The kitchen leans into Spanish tapas built for sharing, from cheese and charcuterie boards to grilled vegetables and rice cooked down to a crackling base. Regulars order the croquetas, the jamón Serrano grilled cheese, and churros with dulce de leche, then work through a list of Spanish wine and cocktails. The happy hour is the busiest stretch, when sangria and small bites arrive at prices built for a pre-show table, and the counter fills first. Doors open early enough for a 6:30 AM breakfast and stay open until 11 PM on weekend nights, covering a quiet coffee, a long lunch, and a late dinner after the curtain. Book ahead on show nights, when the front tables turn over quickly.
