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Police were dispatched around 4:30 p.m. to the Bend Instrument Repair at 168 NE Greenwood Ave. on the report of a bike theft that had just occurred, said Lt. Nick Parker.
A witness had chased after the suspect while the report to police was made. The suspect, later identified as Sean Kyle Applegate, ended up leaving the bike behind and running to avoid capture, Parker said.
Officers soon arrived and set up a perimeter. K-9 Haras was able to track Applegate to the area of NE Sixth Street and Burnside Avenue, where he was taken into custody without incident, the lieutenant said.
Applegate was charged with several other crimes over the past month, including a June 14th criminal mischief case in which a bed was damaged at 154 NE Franklin Avenue.
Five days later, an Xbox was taken and a door damaged at the Bend Fred Meyer, Parker said. On Monday, a 1997 Toyota 4-Runner was stolen on NE Lotus Drive and later recovered.
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God's Not Dead Review
The movie has a lot of side stories that I will touch on briefly, but the main story we follow is a college student named Josh Wheaton. Josh is taking a philosophy class from Professor Radisson. On the first day of class, Professor Radisson gives a big lecture on why there is no God. He makes the whole class get out a piece of paper and write the words "God is dead" on the paper, sign their name, and turn it in. Josh can't do it because he is a Christian and thus has a strong belief in God. He feels if he does this, then he is betraying his God. So what does Professor Radisson do? For the next three class periods, Josh has to get up during the last 20 minutes and defend the idea that God's not dead. If he fails, the jury being his classmates, he will essentially fail the class. While this is going on, there are several side stories that show various people dealing with challenges of their own.
For a small budget movie, one thing I was surprised is how well the more technical aspects of the movie were. It was shot well. The music was great. The acting was even phenomenal across the board. I especially liked the performance of one of the side characters who gets diagnosed with cancer. There is a scene where she completely loses it and it is so emotional that it almost brought me to tears. But as I mentioned, this movie is far from perfect. First off, while I really liked the strong Christian message of the movie, there could've been a lot more thought put into the actual story of the movie. Yes, the message is great, but some of the things that happen just feel forced and unrealistic. Like I mentioned, the situation with Josh seems a bit far-fetched. How it resolves is also not done so well. I won't say what happens with Professor Radisson, but his story arch in the last part of the movie is disappointing. Also, the girl who gets diagnosed with cancer tells her boyfriend that she has cancer and what does he do? He breaks up with her. I mean, come on. I know they were trying to set something up where life just kept collapsing on this girl, but would anyone really be that insensitive? Absolutely not.
Those things aside, I did walk out of this movie with a positive feeling towards the movie. Some reviews of the movie I have read say they don't like it because it is preachy and just Christian propaganda. Uhhh... of course. What did you think it was going to be? If you don't want to see a movie that will preach to you that God's not dead, don't go watch a movie called God's Not Dead. Overall, I've been comparing this movie to the type of movies that the Sherwood Baptist Church has put out, most notably Fireproof and Courageous. If you like those movies, I think you will like this one, because it has a similar feel. Yes, a lot of the story aspects could've been a lot more believable and the movie could've been more respectful to non-Christians, but the movie tries to teach a message that God's not dead and in that aspect it does what it sets out to do. If you are not a Christian, unfortunately this isn't the movie that will turn the tables for you, but if you are a Christian, I think you should give this movie a shot. I give God's Not Dead a 7.5/10
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Kurt Liffman
Dr Kurt Liffman has a B.Sc.(Hons) in Mathematics from the University of Melbourne and PhD in astrophysics from the Department of Physics and Astronomy, Rice University (Houston, TX). Kurt has worked on problems related to the formation of the Solar System at NASA's Johnson Space Center (Houston, TX) and AMES Research Center (Mountain View, CA). Kurt currently works full time at the CSIRO, where he is affiliated with the astrophysics group at the Australia Telescope National Facility , and part time with SAO. He is also a visiting scientist at the Hawai'i Institute of Geophysics and Planetology.
Around two decades ago, Kurt and Michael J. I Brown published a theory suggesting that the some major components found in meteorites (and, possibly, the planets) were formed or reprocessed close to the early Sun and distributed through-out the early Solar System by bipolar jet flows that were produced close to the early Sun in the first few million years of the Solar System. This theory has obtained some preliminary observational confirmation with observations from the Spitzer Space Telescope that show exactly this process occurring in the protostellar systems Ex Lup and HOPS 68. In addition, the Stardust mission found chondrules and CAIs in the Comet Wild 2, which is suggestive of significant radial transport from near the Sun to the outer parts of the Solar System as CAIs form at temperatures close to 1800 K, while Wild 2 probably formed at temperatures around 50K . Kurt is currently working with Prof. Sarah Maddison (Swinburne) and the Swinburne planetary science/astrophysics group on projects to better understand how the Solar System was formed.
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Giovanna Pugliese
Dr Giovanna Pugliese received her Ph.D. in astrophysics from the University of Bonn, working on high energy neutrinos and theoretical modelling of GRBs at the Max Planck Institute for Radioastronomy. She received her Master in Physics from La Sapienza University in Rome, working on high energy cosmic rays and neutrinos, and her Master in Astronomy from the University of Bologna, working on astroparticle physics. Her fields of research range from the modelling and photometric study of GRBs and their link to UHE cosmic rays and neutrinos, to Adaptive Optics photometry of Galactic globular clusters, to the spectroscopic study of extragalactic GCs and stellar populations. After working as a postdoc at several universities both in California and in Europe (UCSC, ESO, and Utrecht university), she is now a researcher at the Department of Astrophysics of the Radboud University in Nijmegen (The Netherlands). During the last 10 years, she has also been involved in astronomy outreach and activities to bring her knowledge into schools.
- AST80018 (formerly HET606) Tools of Modern Astronomy : Glen Mackie Dr Glen Mackie received a PhD (The Stellar Content of Central Dominant Galaxies) from the Australian National University in 1990, and has worked at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, Carter Observatory (Wellington, NZ) and Victoria University of Wellington. His research interests include Brightest Cluster Galaxies as tracers of large-scale structure and as probes of galaxy formation and evolution in the rich cluster environment. He has also bravely ventured into stellar research. His other research interests are multiwavelength properties of galaxies, galaxy mergers and astronomy education and astronomy history.
At Swinburne Glen is Coordinator of Swinburne Astronomy Online, editor and contributor to Cosmos, the SAO encyclopedia of astronomy and an AstroTour guide. In 2011 Glen published the textbook "Multiwavelength Atlas of Galaxies" with Cambridge University Press (CUP). Glen and fellow SAO Instructor Chris Fluke are currently writing a new textbook on cosmology for CUP that will incorporate both normal hardcopy content as well as 3D visualisation of large data sets. This 'interactive' textbook has a planned 2014 publication date. Glen has authored general astronomy articles in Sky and Space (Aust.) and "To see the Universe in a grain of Taranaki sand" - North and South (N.Z.) which seems to pop up as a link in Astronomy Picture of the Day quite regularly! In his spare time he practices topspin forehands, the noble game of golf, donates bait to fish and seeks the ultimate spiral torpedo. His alterego aperiodically tweets about astronomy/science and other issues on twitter @Glen_Mackie.
- AST80008 (formerly HET607) History of Astronomy: Katrina Sealey Dr Katrina Sealey studied astrophysics at UNSW receiving her PhD in 1997. Katrina's major focus was in observational cosmology and she has spent considerable time observing on optical telescopes all over the world including Australia, Chile and La Palma, undertaking her southern sky quasar survey. During these years Katrina gained specialist astronomical IT skills resulting in her recent appointment as the Australian Astronomical Observatory's IT Manager. Katrina shares her time between the AAO offices in North Ryde and the Anglo-Australian Telescope at Siding Spring Observatory near Coonabarabran. Over the last 20 years Katrina has also worked as an astronomy educator at Sydney Observatory and has taught many general and undergraduate astronomy courses, and for the past 10 years, Katrina has taught the SAO Short Course. Katrina has a keen personal interest in the History of Astronomy and is about to begin her own research into some historically significant astronomical sights in Australia and around the world. Katrina is eagerly looking forward to teaching this unit.
- AST80017 (formerly HET610) Studies in Space Exploration: Andrew McGrath Dr Andrew McGrath is a senior research fellow in Airborne Research Australia, a research institute forming part of the School of the Environment at Flinders University in South Australia. He has worked in defence contracting (passive microwave sensing), the UK Met Office (remote sensing group, working with air- and spaceborne microwave sensing instruments and working in such exotic locations as Ascension Island and the North Pole), and the Anglo-Australian Observatory (developing optical/NIR instrumentation for large astronomical telescopes around the world). Andrew has Batchelors degrees in Applied Mathematics and Electrical/Electronic Engineering from the University of Adelaide, and a PhD in remote sensing instrumentation from the Flinders University of South Australia (1998).
In his current role since 2009, he works with all phases of remote sensing data collection and processing, including operating the instrumentation and piloting Flinders' research aircraft on scientific missions across Australia. He spends much of his time processing and calibrating hyperspectral and lidar data collected from these aircraft.
- AST80013 (formerly HET615) Major Project - Observational Astronomy: Mel Hulbert Melissa Hulbert completed a BSc. (Hons) in Physics at the University of Western Sydney, during which she worked as a night guide/lecturer at Sydney Observatory (part of the Powerhouse Museum) where she now works full-time as an Astronomy Educator. In between, she contributed a column to Lab News Magazine and then later spent some time as Assistant Editor on both Lab News and Today's Life Sciences Magazines. She is a member of the Australia Science Communicators and in 2000 she was part of the 'Science in the Pub' team that won an Australian Eureka Award for Science Promotion. Melissa also teaches astronomy courses at WEA and the St George and Sutherland Community College. She has been an active member of Sutherland Astronomical Society for over 15 years with her main interest in astro-imaging. Five years ago she initiated the formation of the Astro-Imaging group which she still coordinates. Melissa's main interests have always been comets and eclipses, but if it's up there and not beyond the range of the equipment she's using then she's happy to snap its portrait. In the last few years Melissa has been learning to read and translate Egyptian hieroglyphs and has been able to combine this with her interest in archeoastronomy. When time allows, Melissa likes nothing better than spending time imaging the wonders of a clear, dark night sky with a few friends.
- AST80011 (formerly HET617) Major Project: Computational Astrophysics : Jarrod Hurley A/Prof Jarrod Hurley has a B.Sc.(Hons) in Applied Mathematics from Monash University and obtained a Ph.D. from the Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge in 2000. He has worked at the American Museum of Natural History in New York and is now a lecturer at the Centre for Astrophysics & Supercomputing, Swinburne University of Technology.
Jarrod works mostly in the area of computational astrophysics, focussing on the evolution of stars, binaries and star clusters. Specifically he is interested in the link between these areas and performs N-body simulations on special-purpose GRAPE computers, GPUs and supercomputers. These simulations show how star clusters evolve and look at the exotic stars and binaries that can be produced along the way. Jarrod has also looked at the consequences for planetary evolution in the dense environment of a star cluster. He is also involved in Hubble Space Telescope and Gemini observing programs.
- AST80001 (formerly HET618) Astrobiology and the Origins of Life : Terry Bridges and Mike Beasley
Dr Terry Bridges received his Ph.D. in astrophysics at Queen's University, Kingston, in 1992 and spent the next dozen years or so working as a research astronomer at observatories around the world (Observatoire Midi-Pyrenees in Toulouse, France; Royal Greenwich Observatory in Cambridge, which sadly closed in 1998; and the Anglo-Australian Observatory Sydney, Australia). During this time, he got to observe at lots of nice places, including Hawaii, Australia, Chile, and La Palma.
Terry returned to Canada with his family in late 2003. Since then he has taught undergraduate physics and astronomy courses at Queen's University, obtained a B.Ed., and was coordinator for the Queen's observatory. In 2008 Terry returned to Australia, spending 6 months at the AAO working in the Australian Gemini Office. Terry's astronomical research interests are centered around stellar populations in nearby galaxies, in particular using globular clusters to study the formation, evolution, and dark matter content of elliptical galaxies. Terry is very involved in astronomical outreach activities, both locally in Kingston, and through Astronomers Without Borders. He will be finishing a Ph.D. in science education at Queen's University this year; his dissertation research involved working with middle school teachers on designing and teaching science lessons. Terry has also enjoyed teaching science & technology to Queen's teacher candidates while doing his Ph.D.
Dr Mike Beasley received his Ph.D. in astrophysics at Durham University, UK, in 2001. He has worked at Swinburne University and the UCO/Lick Observatory at Santa Cruz, and currently works at the Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias in Tenerife, Spain. He has previously worked on various theoretical and observational aspects of globular cluster systems and their connection to galaxy formation. Recently his research has been focussing on stellar populations and disk formation in nearby galaxies including M33 (Triangulum galaxy). Mike's non-professional interests include hiking, SCUBA, wildlife conservation and he is also working on a part-time biochemistry degree.
- AST80014 (formerly HET619) Major Project - Astronomy & Astrophysics: Virginia Kilborn
- Dr Virginia Kilborn studied astronomy at Melbourne University, obtaining her PhD in radio astronomy in 2001. During her PhD, Virginia spent many days observing at the Parkes radiotelescope, and the Australia Telescope Compact Array in Narrabri. In late 2000, Virginia travelled as a postdoc to the UK to work at the England's largest radio telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory. Whilst in England, Virginia helped to lead the first large-scale northern sky survey for neutral hydrogen in galaxies - the HIJASS survey. She also enjoyed living in the Cheshire countryside... and experiencing a white Christmas! In 2003, Virginia returned to Australia to Swinburne University, where she has since been working on the evolution of galaxies.
AST80006 (formerly HET624) Galaxies and their Place in the Universe:
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Dr Alan Duffy is Research Fellow at Swinburne, running model universes on supercomputers to better understand the First Galaxies, and how they managed to ionise the universe around a billion years after the Big Bang (in a time known as the Epoch of Reionisation). He gained a MPhys from the University of Manchester and a PhD from the University at the Jodrell Bank Observatory, a distinguished radio facility, for his "Investigation of large scale structure in the Universe". During his PhD he was fortunate to spend time at the Sterrewacht in Leiden University, the Netherlands home of the world's oldest operating observatory, through an Erasmus European Exchange Programme award.
He has a wide range of scientific interests from investigating the nature of Dark Matter (holding galaxies together) and Dark Energy (driving galaxies apart), to how stars and planets form. A key effort is ensuring that telescopes (esp. radio) can maximise the scientific returns when constraining cosmological parameters. His work uses billion particles simulations which he has used in his own planetarium show, Dark. An avid communicator, Dr Duffy explains science in the pub with Pint in the Sky, a youtube series, a regular space round up on ABC News 24, and has toured Australia with the BBC supported Science of Doctor Who stage show. Alan regularly chats about breaking science issues on twitter at @astroduff.


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- Address:
108 East 4th Street
New York, NY 10003Neighborhood:
East Village
- Cuisine:
SpanishPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.euzkadirestaurant.com/
- Phone: (212) 982-9788
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 12:00am, Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Spanish, Basque, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: Fernando Etxeverri
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Delivery, Entertainment, Happy Hour, Late Night, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Please inquire for details.
- Private Party Facilities: Please inquire for details.
- Private Party Contact: Voyo 2129829788
- Entertainment: Tuesday nights: Los Hermanos Cintron & Arturo Martinez
A word from Euzkadi
The Basque country (Euzkadi) takes food seriously and so do we. If you have never been to a Basque restaurant - then you have missed out on something special, delicious and well worth the effort. The funky eclectic style of Euzkadi creates an open old worldly feel with plenty of fabulous food, fun and ambiance. Euzkadi restaurant flourishes with authentic home-style tapas, seafood dishes, meat and a vast variety of Spanish wines. On the weekends after 8pm a live DJ provides a more upbeat experience and as the night progresses, so does the atmosphere at Euzkadi.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerSpanish
Euzkadi - Best Restaurants in East Village ›
Euzkadi reviews from OpenTable diners
27 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4Service4
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (17)fit for foodies (13)romantic (10)notable wine list (5)good for groups (5)special occasion (4)late-night find (3)great for outdoor dining (2)hot spot (2)great for brunch (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Tapas Tapas TapasluvitVIPDined on 11/22/2014we knew nothing about this restaurant and were surprised it was so good. we arrived early and most of the tables were empty. By 8 pm it was packed with hipsters and young people. the service was very good and the food fantastic. we ordered several small plates which served three pieces but since we were four them plated four pieces of everything. the menue was fun and inventive ... many great choices. we all can't wait to get back. the owner promised he would remember me because i am afraid if i tell too many people about this gem i will never get in again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EatapeachVIPDined on 11/9/2014We had a series of tapas, which were a mixed bag. The grilled octopus was great but the duck meatballs were tough and chewy. I would also recommend the goat cheese and honey croquettes. We have been coming here for a number of years but were disappointed for the first time.
- Tasty tapasEveZVIPDined on 11/1/2014We enjoyed sangria both white and red. Paella was great, you must orde it first as it takes time. Tapas were tasty, we had shrimp, a potato tapas and a mushroom tapas, all great. Nothing left on our plates...too tasty not to finish. We had no room left for dessert. A really nice meal. Servers were very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Intimate and delicioustoofuforyouDined on 10/29/2014Super cute! Great for a date, service was impeccable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful findOffoffbroadwayboundDined on 10/25/2014We picked this restaurant in an east village search and were very happy indeed. The atmosphere is warm and cozy, the service friendly and attentive and the food quite yummy - from the garlic bread, fried zucchini, olive tapenade/bread placed on the table when you arrive all the way through tapas and/or main course to dessert. This is a place to return to over and over again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great fun,great service, good foodBabsVIPDined on 10/11/2014We had a fun time on Saturday. The place was filled but we got our table right on time and had a delicious meal for just about $100 including two glasses of wine. And dessert. We definitely will go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, paella takes a whileOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/4/2014Food was great - probably the best paella I've had. If you know you're having paella, put that order in first. Takes a long time. Tapas were very tasty and prices reasonable. I'll probably go back.Special Features:
- good basque food in the E VillageRegOignonDined on 9/12/2014Rustic wooden decor, equally rustic wines. The food is lusty and mostly delicious -- we particularly liked the sherry mushrooms and duck meatballs. The boar carpaccio was fresh and smooth but surprisingly mild. The sauteed spinach was also less flavorful than expected -- perhaps just underseasoned.Special Features:
- Very good foodwaynebDined on 9/6/2014Food was very tasty. Much to choose from. Would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TuckerTuckerDined on 8/10/2014This place is great. It's quiet and the food is impeccable. The overall feel of the place really brings everything home. I love it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Can't wait to go backSurfbirdDined on 8/2/2014Delicious food, great service, reasonable prices and a good wine selection make this place a gem. I will absolutely go back here to eat and enjoy the food. Went with a party of four and we must of said "you're going to love this" with almost every plate we got. Yum.Special Features:
- Cute spot in e vilMelemellyVIPDined on 8/2/2014A cute and cozy spot in the East Village. We ordered a few plates and loved the mussels and albondigas.Special Features:
- The following 403 reviews are from the Euzkadi reviews archive.
- Great birthday dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/25/2014I celebrated my birthday with a group of 5 at Euzkadi. We had vegans and meat eaters in the group, and everyone was happy! All of the food was stellar. We tried the vegetarian paella, olives, mushrooms, duck meatballs, proscuitto wrapped dates, sauteed shrimp, peppers stuffed with tuna tartare (my favorite), and patatas bravas. The wine and sangria were also very good. For all of this, we paid $50 each, including tip. Amazing!Special Features:
- Great Basque-style tapasmowen09VIPDined on 7/18/2014Came for dinner on a Friday night - had some drinks at the bar while we waited for our table. Great straightforward wine and drink list, excellent service and delicious food. More casual atmosphere then most in the neighborhood. Will definitely be back!Special Features:
- Great TapasFranVIPDined on 6/21/2014Great meal. Recommend the honey croquettes, octopus, anchovies, and shrimp. Ham stuffed dates were also very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome tapas, live musicSllesVIPDined on 5/28/2014Delicious tapas. Love the beans, mushrooms, tuna and chorizo. Great sangria. Weekly live musicSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cozy excellence in Basque tapasPonnVIPDined on 5/19/2014A small, cozy restaurant on a quiet East Village street. The front opens onto the sidewalk for a nice relaxing ambiance. The food is excellent. The ingredients are top notch, and the preparation is authentic. The food and the ambience match up well - neither is fussy, just comfortable and authentic. The prices are also a value. The service is friendly and casual, just the way you want it to be in a place like this.Special Features:
- Great service + nice food optionsNYFoodieVIPDined on 5/3/2014Great staff, nice ambiance - good date spotSpecial Features:
- paris27Dined on 4/26/2014I have been here several times and have never been disappointed. The food is always good, the service is friendly and attentive and the atmosphere is great for dinner with friends. The garlic spinach and the duck meatballs are superb!Special Features:
- NEIGHBORHOOD GEMTRAVELGIRLVIPDined on 4/19/2014a nice place to have a good meal with excellent service. very friendly and neighborhood-y vibe. had the fried potations and pesto chicken apps - both delish. actually went quite well together. excellent red wine.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food, gracious hostOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/18/2014Been here twice and will come back. Food is great, have tried about 8-10 different small plates and liked every one. Perhaps the best aspect of the restaurant is the attentive host who is gracious, warm and welcoming.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great tapas and Flamenco musicHavepreferencesVIPDined on 4/17/2014We've been to Euzkadi on several visits to NYC and are never disappointed. This time we hit it on Thursday when they had a Flamenco band-wonderful! The service is excellent and the tapas transport you straight to Spain!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- YummmmJ3s2l1Dined on 3/21/2014Had the croquetas, the albondigas, the patatas bravas, and the Spanish omelet. Excellent food and good value.I would recommend this to a friend.
- a great, girls' night out dinnerBoodibaDined on 3/14/2014I picked Euzkadi because I wanted tapas AND vegetarian friendly. I was in a group of 4. I'm vegetarian. Two are pescatarian and one carnivore. I can't say how the fish & meat dishes were, obviously. I just thought the vegetarian selections could've been better. For example the sauteed spinach was just bad, but I ate a lot of it because it arrived later, when there was only bread & non veg options. But the staff was warm & attentive and the room is cozy. This was my 2nd time in the restaurant.Special Features:
- Great Basque Restaurant in LES-NYCGrndrBoyVIPDined on 3/7/2014If you love Basque cooking Euzkadi is still one of the best! Very good service and not too high a noise level, except for a group of women at the next table who's extra loud talking and laughing caught the evil eye of many diners; however, the ambiance improved significantly when they left early in our meal. The exquisite menu of small plates lets you taste a variety of dishes and flavors, all delicious - grilled octopus, seared scallops, seared steak, roasted lamb, each in a wonderfully delicious sauce. The piece de resistance was the dates stuffed with artisan cheese and almonds, wrapped in Serrano ham - a wonderful mélange of flavors to die for (and I don't usually eat dates-may need to rethink that). We'll definitely be going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love it so much I took out of townOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/3/2014I've been here plenty of times before. I always bring someone new with me because everyone should try these tapas.I've never been disappointedSpecial Features:
- Tasty tapasLadyDinahDined on 2/24/2014Two of us enjoyed a meal of various tapas and a glass of wine. Welcoming candles and roses adorned the tables. The gracious server brought two tapas at a time, then swapped our plates and utensils for clean ones before bringing the next two tapas. All the food was delicious and warm, even though it was freezing cold outside! We went on a Monday after work to take advantage of their Monday special of 25% off tapas and $7 wine - thank you for that! The décor is a recreation of the prehistoric cave paintings at Altamira, so very unique. There were only 2 or 3 other people there when we were, so the vibe was very low key, which was fine by me, and very relaxing. I'd like to return on flamenco night to enjoy more tapas and the music!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just a lovely restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 2/15/2014We went the night after Valentine's Day, and thanks to lots of snow, had the place nearly to ourselves. The food was wonderful, from the octopus to the mushrooms to the desert and even the coffee. It's a really charming place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SurprisingMichaelDVIPDined on 2/7/2014A neighborhood quite authentic Spanish restaurant with fine food , nice portions and unique selections. The Tortilla with chorizo is amazing as are the sautéed mushrooms. The pork loin and octopus should not be missed. Definitely worth finding this out of the way spot in town.Special Features:
- Great food, disappointing attitudeSue123VIPDined on 1/5/2014Until yesterday, Euzkadi was one of my favorite restaurants--but sadly, this may be changing now that there is new ownership. Yesterday I went for my birthday, expecting to use a Livingsocial deal--but a sign on the door said that Livingsocial coupons were NOT accepted. When asked why, the owner cited a payment dispute between himself and Livingsocial. I felt that saddling the customer with his problem with Livingsocial was not OK. I ended up using a Travelzoo coupon--but a Travelzoo "tax" (separate from the usual NY tax) was added to the bill, something I have NEVER seen before. The food was, as always, excellent. But I hope the new owner modifies his concept of customer service, because this definitely put a damper on my special day.
- IFFYchefmecheVIPDined on 1/2/2014We have always loved this place and enjoyed introducing new people to the delights of quail in chocolate sauce. Apparently there is a new owner who is quite lacking in the qualities of a good host. We did not feel particularly welcome and favorite dishes have been removed from the menu. The waiter Eddie made up for our disappointment by giving us great service. We are informed that the menu is under revision. We wondered why anyone would tamper with a winning formula. The place was always packed. Now it was empty. We will give it one more chance and see what this "new menu" is like.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great tapas on a blizzard nightOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 1/2/2014wonderful and diverse tapas. the dates are amazing!!! Our waiter Eddy made the evening even better with great recommendations for wine and food, and super attentive service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful TapasKatieVIPDined on 12/26/2013The best tapas I've had in a long time. Mussels and scallops were cooked perfectly. Potatoes and chorizo were super tasty.Special Features:
- Not a bad tapa in the bunchdeliusfanVIPDined on 12/22/2013We cut a swath through this menu ordering way too much food, but everything was simply delicious, from the lovely fried goat cheese balls with honey, to the duck meatballs, to the sauteed spinach, to the grilled calamari, etc, etc. It was all wonderful. We jokingly said we hated everything and would have to come back and try a bunch more things to finally find something we liked! Oh, and the dessert of fried truffles with ice cream was great ender, too! Happy exploring...Special Features:
- We had a group of 6, eachEllenDined on 12/21/2013We had a group of 6, each of whom had different pallets. The tapas menu filled the bill in providing us with some vegetarian, seafood and meats tastes and then we topped them off with a paella dish. The dishes were flavorful and fun to eat. The atmosphere was lively but we weren't rushed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely Place!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/20/2013This was a risk for us as we had never been to Euzkadi and didn't have a recommendation from friends but it turned out great. The best part of the evening was special attention from the staff and owner - very personable, friendly and pro! And the food was yummy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wow!ec213Dined on 12/11/2013My best friend and I still aren't sure what happened... we went to Euzkadi once before, about a year ago, and it was good, but then when we went again recently it was AMAZING. Not sure if the menu/chef changed or if we just ordered better (tapas: chorizo, lamb, white beans/chickpeas, duck meatballs, grilled tuna) but _highly_ recommend this place! Delicious, complex flavors, friendly service--and it wasn't too crowded the night we were there (maybe on account of the cold weather, which is a pity if so because it's PERFECT for cozying up in on a cold night!). I am not usually this rapturous in describing restaurants--our meal really was terrific, and the unpretentious ambiance made for a much-appreciated escape from holiday/family stress.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic TapasOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/9/2013A friend recommended Euzkadi, and it has not disappointed! We have been twice so far. My favorite item is definitely the goat cheese and honey croquettes. I could order 2 of those and be happy! The red sangria is also very good. I would definitely recommend Euzkadi to anyone that enjoys tapas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great post-Stomp restaurantEricDined on 11/24/2013I found this restaurant on Open Table, looking for a place to eat after seeing Stomp. The reviews were good and we agree. They don't have a significant street presence, so we would have missed it if not for the reviews. We ordered 6 different tapas for 4 people (if we were really hungry, we probably would have wanted a couple more dishes). All were very good. The owner was very kind and treated us well. Definitely would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ATM?LaurkellygVIPDined on 10/30/2013The food was good, the service was good, we were completely satisfied (food came quickly and was the perfect temperature - not always the case). Unfortunately we asked for the check and it was only after I put down my credit card that we were told that they were not accepting anything but cash at the moment. "Luckily" the laundromat next store had an ATM we were advised to use, but we should have been told earlier.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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