TLV Tapas, a new restaurant from TLV, Inc, is making its way to Tarzana, located at 5442 Yolanda Ave.
The new restaurant will be replacing Bleecker Street Restaurant, which has been closed down for quite some time. The new restaurant will feature a 3,428 square-foot restaurant with 96 interior seats, plus a 298 square-foot patio with an extra 22 seats, according to a case filing for the restaurant submitted to the City of Los Angeles. To avoid noise complaints, the restaurant has decided to prohibit any live entertainment, speakers, or televisions on the patio. The patio will close at 10 pm Sunday through Thursday and 11 pm on Friday and Saturday.
Owner Doron Goldberg tells What Now Los Angeles there is no set opening date for the restaurant. The restaurant will be open from 6 am to 2 am daily. Goldberg had few details to share about the new restaurant, except that they plan on selling much more than tapas. The restaurant will offer a full line of alcohol for on-site consumption. TLV Tapas will be located within the Village Walk Shopping Center.
Tapas are bite-sized appetizers that can be combined into an entree. The dish is very popular in Spain, Central America, and other parts of the world. Some popular Spanish tapas include calamares, empanadillas, huevos rotos, patatas bravas, and pincho moruno. Although there is no word as to what style of tapas this restaurant will offer, customers can expect to find bite-sized plates of all different flavors.
