Sentence examples for tapas of from inspiring English sources

A fired-up crowd in suits, guayaberas and slinky dresses nibbled on tapas of cheese cubes and tostones, served, cleverly, in cigar boxes.

Plates are piled high with tapas of salmon, cod or tuna, picked up at La Casa del Bacalao for 1 euro apiece.

Inaptly named, the Pita Spot is not a sandwich joint, but a full-service restaurant specializing in grilled meats and an array of meze dishes, the tapas of the eastern Mediterranean.

They are the tapas of Poland, a reflection of our national hospitality culture – "a guest in the home is god in the home", as the old Polish proverb dictates.

Drinks are not cheap, with a chilled glass of rosé costing €5, but turn up for the ritual apéro between 6pm and 9.30pm and tasty tapas of tapenade and anchovies are included in the price.

A year later, they published a piece on Thai drinking food — the tapas of Southeast Asia — in Food & Wine, which discreetly called it "Be Cool... with Spicy Thai Salads".

Photos from "The Book of Tapas" courtesy of Phaidon Press www.phaidon.com.

A good example is Helene Darroze, whose adoption of the Spanish tapas custom of meals made up of many little bites really works.

The sighting by Jane Tanner, one of the Tapas Seven, of a man carrying a child that night became an important part of the early investigation.

A generous tapa of chicken and goat cheese quesadilla and two drinks cost about $22 including tip.

"It's like a deconstructed tortilla," Mr. Mena said, referring to the Spanish tapa of scrambled eggs layered with potatoes.