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Solomillo a la Parrilla -- the beef was tender, but the potatoes lacked character.
In the mood for some tapas? You could take the Brown line train to the newly renovated Southport station and walk to the revamped Neybors spot to enjoy the latest offering in Chicago. Will this newcomer hold up to the city's stiff competition for tapas cuisine? Listen in to find out.
(18.1 M)
00:00 - 01:22 The pleasures of Southport dining
01:23 - 02:39 Accessibility conundrums
02:40 - 05:01 Baseline tapas dishes & drinks
05:02 - 08:36 The ups and downs of tapas
08:37 - 09:53 A tapas history according to Bull-eh-dia's [Wikipedia's article on tapas]
09:54 - 11:47 Thoughts on service
11:48 - 13:10 Ratings and sign-off
Bull-eh-dia's Tapas
3651 N. Southport
Bridget's Ratings:
Food Quality: 3/5
Value: 4/5
Service: 4/5
Ambiance: 3/5
Overall: 5/10
Tammy's Ratings:
Food Quality: 2/5
Value: 3/5
Service: 3/5
Ambiance: 4/5
Overall: 4/10
Average price per person: $30
One of the best seafood dishes on the menu were the scallops.
Related Chicago Bites Posts:
Arco de Cuchilleros
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Online buzz about Bull-eh-dia's:
312 Dining Diva
Yelp
Check out our Bull-eh-dia's Tapas Bar photos on Flickr.
The Calamares a la Plancha, while tasty, were also were served with too much oil.
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