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Often called small plates or tapas, the "bigger-isn't-always-better" trend has caught on countrywide.— The Times-Reporter Home RSS
Since the tapas are sold at a reasonable price, Cork patrons often try a variety of small plates, each one crafted meticulously, and "people like it a lot," Cardoza said.— The Times-Reporter Home RSS
The tapas were a unique, delightful mix, and more than enough to make a meal.
The rustic tapas -- olives, bread with fruity olive oil and cheese plates complete with miniature apple slices and drops of honey -- are sure vegetarian bets, but don't expect anything different than what you'd get anywhere else (and for less).— Girl Friday
The bar menu has assorted expensive tapas, a few of which are borrowed from the gastro-chemical El Bulli style of The Bazaar.— LAist
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