Spanish Tapas and Sangria on a Marble Bar Uptown
Settle into a snug Spanish room for grilled solomillo, sangria, and wine under warm red lamps.
🍷 Inside the Red Awning
Buceo 95 sits behind a red awning on West 95th Street, a narrow Spanish room that fills fast once the lamps come on. The marble bar runs the length of the space, lined with wine bottles and a chalkboard of daily specials like salmón and solomillo a la plancha. Regulars claim the counter stools, order a glass of white, and watch the kitchen work through the small window at the back.
The sangria arrives deep red and packed with fruit, the kind you nurse across a long table of shared plates. Framed prints and Spanish posters crowd the walls, and the red pendant lamps throw the whole room in a soft glow.
It rates 4.4 across 459 reviews, an Upper West Side fixture that rewards walking in early before the bar fills.
