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[ more from gayot]
| "La Esquina (the corner in Spanish) is a three-headed experience: a Formica-countered taqueria at the junction of Lafayette and Cleveland, the more upscale café around the corner on Kenmore and---most especially---the secretive subterranean restaurant, wh..." |
1 reviews
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[ more from menupages]
"Went to the cafe (not the taqueria) last night and had the most amazing meal. The atmosphere is low-key and comfortable and the waiters were super-friendly and unpretentious...."
[ more from nitrolicious]
"I’ve been trying to make reservations to eat at this place for weeks and finally gave up. But stopped by after the Uniqlo store opening and got a seat in their upper level...."
[ more from nyc]
"A dumpy old corner deli transformed into what looks like a roadside tacqueria, La Esquina ("The Corner") features perhaps New York's most secretive restaurant (with a semi-unlisted phone number), hidden downstairs behind a door marked "employees only". Wh..."
[ more from pabulum.ext212]
"Last year, I celebrated my birthday at the downstairs La Esquina. My guests and I had to walk through the door marked with an Employees Only sticker, down the stairs and past the kitchen to get to the dungeon-like setting of the restaurant...."
[ more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "Don't be put off by the ''Employees Only'' sign stamped on the front door, or the hostess leading you through the kitchen -- shortly you'll find yourself in a candelabra-lit, low-ceilinged Mexican restaurant with a sultry, mysterious charm. Not in the moo..." |
3 reviews
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[ more from thestrongbuzz]
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[ more from urbandaddy]
"Corner Deli is a kitschy old-school taco stand open 24-7, complete with neon signage and formica counters; La Esquina is a chill art-filled café...."
[ more from urbandaddy]
"All oddly connected (Corner Deli flanks the café; and the lounge is hidden below), the three spots feature "non-gringo" cuisine by former Café; Habana owner Richard Ampudia and food network guru Aarón Sanchez (chef at the newly opened Centr..."
[ more from urbandaddy]
"All oddly connected (Corner Deli flanks the café and the lounge is hidden below), the three spots feature "non-gringo" cuisine by former Café Habana owner Richard Ampudia and food network guru Aarón Sanchez (chef at the newly opened Centrico): Try the nop..."
[ more from vindivine]
"Think 200 people jammed into a hot steamy diner the size of a French elevator. as charming as it is, there is no way on God's green earth we're waiting in line for this...."
[ more from vindivine]
"We had to have them make our resie since Esquina doesn't even have a listed number*. The whole hook is that Esquina is cleverly hidden beneath a small, somewhat shabby taqueria called 'The Corner Deli'...."
[ more from wcities]
"La Esquina with its wrought iron gates and candelabras has an ultra glamorous look, and could easily pass off as one of the hippest joint in the city. Try the tacos, avocado soups, tortillas, and many more to engage your taste buds...."
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