Lamano Hell's Kitchen

Delicious food, good service, and great social distancing!

The food and service were a hit or miss service. The restaurant was extremely busy between 6-7:30pm probably because of the happy hour. The table to our right waited a long time for their paella and the table to our left got a dish they didn't order. We happened to get lucky and got the bruschetta on the house because they couldn't figure out who had ordered it. In terms of food, the croquette and churros were the highlights of the meal. Everything else was pretty mediocre. The sangria was especially disappointing as they were quite watered down.

A pleasant new addition to Hell's Kitchen. Tasty well-executed tapas and a great drink menu are complimented by a great atmosphere, fun music, and attentive and friendly staff. Be sure to try the croquetas and a charcutería board. Tried the dessert at the recommendation of our awesome server Alfredo and it was surprisingly great.

Disappointing service and so-so food. Was excited to have a new spot in the neighborhood but after giving it 2x tries, wouldn't recommend it. After my first visit, realized they had charged me for a bottle of wine I never ordered - had to go back to fix (which took a long time for the staff to figure out). The manager said she wanted me to come back and offered some drinks on the house next time I did - when I did go back and reminded her of this, they still charged us for all the drinks. I didn't even bother trying to remind her again about the offer.

Service aside, the food was not great with the exception of the paella, which was better than average. The tapas were not something I would order again - on the bland/unimaginative side.

Amazing Spanish food. I ordered garlic shrimp, it is so tasty. Love it. Sangria tastes refreshing as well. My friend enjoy her seafood paella. We have a good meal there. Decoration and vibe are fun. Definitely will come back again. Too bad currently it is not open for brunch yet.