Find out what Spanish restaurants to try in Clark. Clark is a township in southern Union County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the township's population was 14,756 reflecting an increase of 159 (+1.1%) from the 14,597 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn declined by 32 (-0.2%) from the 14,629 counted in the 1990 Census.
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4 based on 370 reviews
The Spanish Tavern is the premier destination in New Jersey for awarding winning traditional and contemporary Spanish cuisine.
Great food and fabulous deals on weekday lunch. I must say though Iâve been going to this restaurant for over 30 years and the service was always excellent but not so much this time. Maybe because they have new owners they havenât staffed up yet which I hope they do by the next time we go. After all there is a myriad of good Spanish restaurants in the area so you always want to put your best foot forward. Good luck to them. Thank you for taking the time to leave your review! Please check your inbox for a personal message from all of us at Spanish Tavern of Mountainside.
4 based on 61 reviews
Restaurant is a byob, entrees we're pretty filing, and service is on the slow side. Had the skirt steak special with shrimp. Steak was flavorful and tender. Shrimps were tasty. Plantains were very good. I'm not Cuban, but I thought the food was pretty good. Would return.
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4 based on 88 reviews
A group of us reserved a table for lunch to celebrate a co worker. While the restaurant was empty, service was very slow. Our waitress never took drink orders, and we had to get her attention to take our lunch orders. Even though we all opted for the lunch specials (sandwiches) it took almost an hour to get our food, and when it came to the table the food was cold. The food itself was not very appetizing, with little flavor and my sandwich lacked meat.
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4 based on 37 reviews
We made a reservation for 4 on a Sunday night at 6:30 and we were glad we did. The restaurant was busy with some large groups celebrating birthdays. Adult birthdays. They honored our reservations on time. The first thing we noticed when we opened the door was how loud the restaurant was. It was not filled to capacity but it was loud. Loud enough where you are yelling at the person across the table from you. We had some questions about the menu and the waiter was very well-versed in how the food was prepared and it's ingredients. After we ordered, we received a very fresh basket of bread with a side of butter. We began with an appetizer of sweet plantains wrapped in bacon. The 4 plantains were very tasty and the perfect combo of sweet and salty.Although we didn't share, our table ordered the Paella Cubano, Bistec Empanizado, Bistec de Palomilla, and the Ropa Vieja. All of the meals came out fresh and hot. I really enjoyed my Paella Cubano. Both the portion and the amount of seafood was perfect for my meal. Other restaurants overwhelm you with a caldron of paella but this was just right. The portions for all of our meals was perfect for the price we paid. Most of us sent back a clean plate to the kitchen and we found some room for dessert.We ordered the Tres Leches and the Churros. Again empty plates. As a coffee snob, I would say the coffee was very good. The prices were very reasonable per couple after tax and tip ($80). Remember that's 1 appetizer, 4 entrees, 2 desserts, 4 coffees. You'll love that they present the check in an old cigar box. It's a BYOB. The service was very good and friendly. There is street parking or you can park at the train station across the street. We had the pleasure of meeting Luis, the owner, who graciously came over to our table and welcomed us and checked to make sure things were up to par. A very good dining experience but it's on the loud side.
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