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Jun 28 2021
A Taste of Spain in Dallas
Spain is ever surprising for its warmth, food and lifestyle. Let us take you to the warm villages, salty beaches, and endless blue sky of the Mediterranean coast. Close your eyes and savor Spain without leaving Dallas.
Enjoy the city while savoring the best selection of Spain’s cuisine and wine at these Spanish restaurants and stores, the best in Dallas for a unique culinary experience with products from Spain.
One of our favorites is Bulla Gastro Bar - Plano, a casual meeting place/hangout, inspired by the most popular tapas restaurants in Spain, with terraces and open patios where you can enjoy delicious tapas, seasonal menus, hand-crafted cocktails, and an impressive wine list. The bar and open kitchen design give off a positive vibe.
Bulla is where you go to indulge and have a meal to remember. Open for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. You can enjoy tapas and happy hour every day from 5 to 7 pm.
On the other side of town near University Park in Downtown Dallas, Cafe Madrid offers patrons a cozy, intimate dining experience reminiscent of small cafes found on the streets of Madrid. The perfect spot for a romantic and intimate dinner, Cafe Madrid is a family owned and operated restaurant featuring Spanish classics like paella, fried calamari, shrimp in garlic, and grilled quail. These small bites can be enjoyed as a quick snack or appetizer with a drink, or as a combination of tapas to create a delicious meal.
In downtown Dallas you can also easily find the best Spanish wines at Total Wine, Pogo’s Wine and Spirit, WholeFoods supermarket, and Yummy Bazar!
These stores offer a wide variety of wines including Albariño, Tempranillo, Garnacha, Mencia and Merlot, as well as spirits, beer, Spanish spirits and liqueurs. Total Wine products are sold both in-store and online.
Enjoy a taste of Spain in your hometown while lost in the reverie of a beautiful sunny land, brimming with fresh, local flavors of the Mediterranean coast.
Author: Laura D'Ocon
