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  1. Rada

    Contemporary Mediterranean

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    The San Sebastian martini, shaken with Basque pepper brine, sets the tone before you've looked at the menu. Rada is a sleek Mediterranean small-plates spot where the room feels cooler than you do but the hospitality quietly closes that gap. The compact menu shifts often and leans toward sharing, landing on the New York Times Restaurant List for 2025. Order one of the martinis first; you'll figure out the rest from there.

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    • Ricotta fritters

      “Almost every table has an order of ricotta fritters under a drift of pecorino, but deeper cuts include vinegary eggplant escabeche with housemade crackers.”

      The New York Times, 2025
    • Roast chicken

      “Swiss chard is stuffed under the crispy skin of roast chicken glistening with jus.”

      The New York Times, 2025
    • Dover sole meuniere

      Michelin Guide

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