
Tasca Restaurant brings the vibrant flavors of southern Spain to Brighton, Boston. Specializing in tapas, the traditional small plates from Andalucía, we offer over 60 delicious options, including classic pintxos, paellas, and house-made desserts. Pair your meal with our signature sangrías, Spanish wines, beers, or handcrafted cocktails. Located at 1612 Commonwealth Avenue, Tasca offers a warm, rustic atmosphere, perfect for a romantic evening, a night out with friends, or a relaxed dinner. Our mission is to deliver authentic Spanish cuisine, exceptional service, and a memorable dining experience inspired by the charm of Spain.
Romantic & charming spot for tapas, traditional Spanish entrees, sangria & flamenco shows.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1612 Commonwealth Ave, Brighton, MA 02135
Phone: (617) 730-8002
Website: http://www.tascatapas.com/
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Moreover, the parking arrangement with Whole Foods is greatly appreciated.
Our server, Julianna, was absolutely wonderful. She was incredibly attentive and took the time to explain the menu in detail, helping us navigate the tapas selections with expert recommendations. It’s rare to find a server who is both so knowledgeable and genuinely welcoming.
The Drinks: Perfectly balanced and delicious—the cocktails were definitely on point.
The Tapas: Every single dish we ordered was incredibly tasty. You can tell they use high-quality ingredients, and the flavors were authentic and bold.
The Vibe: A great spot for a date night or a lively dinner with friends. The decor is a bit dated, but the food and service make up for that part.
Looking forward to going back!
Best to take friends or a medium sized group so you can all split and share dishes. Good for double dates maybe too! Even when it was a bit crowded, we were able to make good conversation.
The service here was excellent and the atmosphere was nice – very cozy and rustic, with lots of seating.
The food was mediocre. We went as a party of 8 around 7pm on new years. The chicken was decent, steak was decent, empanadas were flavorful but quite a few dishes were just meh, not much flavor. Prices are crazy for what you’re getting; double digit dollars for 5 shrimps is a bit much. I left the restaurant not full and bill was close to $40 per head.
What I enjoyed: the spicy margarita and the oxtail crostini were really good.
What missed the mark: the seafood paella was a little too fishy for my liking. There wasn’t a good flavor or much seasoning to the shrimp or the other seafood. If you look in the picture, you’ll see that they just threw boiled shrimps on top of the rice. I wanted to ask for a spicy sauce or something to dip the seafood in. The duck wings was mostly bone so I wish they served more than 4 pieces. The octopus wasn’t bad but there were parts that were so charred that it left a bitter burnt taste.
Went on a Saturday night and it’s clear they were rather understaffed. I had a reservation but it look quite a while to get seated (there wasn’t a hostess at the front). Then when we were seated, it took a while for someone to grab our order and get the check at the end. The tables for two people are also pretty small — it also didn’t help that no one removed the 4 menus on the table after we ordered.
I don’t think it’s worth visiting again.
Patatas Bravas, Empanadillas de Queso, Pollo Ajillo, Jamon Iberico Manchego, Pintxo Txistorras, Piquillos con Cabrales, Alcachofa Fritas, Croquetas de Boletus, Pulpo a la Parrilla, Peras al Vino Tinto, Crema Catalana, Diet Coke, Pitcher Sangria Red- $155,47 before tip.