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With exposed brick, sconce lamps, and peeling tables, this small Nolita spot boasts a warm, cellar-ish vibe. The lunch scene is mellow, but during the evening, the room takes on a loungy feel; its Pan-Asian-Spanish  tapas and entrées range from traditional miso to teriyaki burgers and salsa-seafood combos. There’s a reasonably priced wine list, and in the back space, a silent bronze Buddha surveys the scene. — Patrick Coffee