Stopped in here today for a late lunch. The staff greeted us warmly at the door and we were escorted to a beautiful table by the windows in the back. The menu has a LOT to it, but the waiter was incredibly knowledgeable - in a helpful way, not condescending at all. We decided to order a little bit at a time, which was a real help to having too many plates on the table at once. We began with some ham and cheese - served with super-fresh bread - and some olives. We moved into the pork tenderloin with onions (OMG - so good), the meatballs (yum), the cod fritters (fabulous), the cauliflower gratin (amazing), and a little "sampler" of the smoked salmon, tomato marmalade, and cheese on toast (SO GOOD). Hubby and friend split a bottle of $18 wine and loved it. THEN...because we hadn't quite stuffed ourselves...we ordered delicious little coffees ("cortado" - like little lattes) and dessert. Hubby got the house made ice cream which was very good, and friend and I split the delicious chocolate mousse which would have been enough to split three ways after all the other food! This was a wonderful experience and one of the best meals I've had in a long time. We will be back! PS - during the day, apparently, you can park in the school lot across the street. We parked in the garage that's a couple of blocks down Allen. The walk helped. :-) read more

Delicious food and the best sangria ever! One of my Favorite restaurants for almost 5 years read more

Food is still good but please do not expect good service (they USED to have really good service...). We ordered jamón serrano instead we got some type of chorizo. Iasked the server where the jamón serrano was... and he just said there was nothing he could do. Not even apology received... read more

I have to be honest, I read a few reviews and had mixed feelings. I went with two friends who hate making decisions when it comes to food, similar to me. I don't like deciding on one thing because I see my friends food after ordering and I want what they have. So tapas is ideal for us. Parking kinda stunk, only because I hate state and allen area so Im biased. No parking! (ok there is parking but its hot out, Im in heels and by now Im annoyed because Ive driven in circles for 10 minutes looking for a spot). I parked in what I thought was an open parking spot, but as I walked out the valet guy ran over to me and showed me the NO PARKING sign hidden by the tree! He warned me Id get a ticket. I was appreciative of this and said screw it, its hot, Im lazy, here's my keys, I'll valet. I went to pay him and he said its free valet. AWESOME! So I'll tip you a few dollars and I dont have to stress, sweat and park! I win!! Upon arriving we stood for a good 10 minutes before anyone even acknowledged us. We had multiple waiters and waitresses pass us and even what I think was the manager. No one asked if we needed a table. We decided to just go seat ourselves and that's when the manager took notice and asked if we wanted a table. We chose to sit inside as opposed to the outside patio. We were sat at a beautiful window seat overlooking the yard. The waitress that came up to help us was so sweet. It was probably a matter of one minute from the time we sat to the time she came with water and to get our drinks. First thing we did was we ordered a pitcher of sangria. I expected it to be overly sweet and mainly juice. Surprisingly enough it tails close to my own home made sangria. Nicely done!! For food we ordered the beer chicken, okra, tuna, garlic shrimp, tenderloin(people with a gluten allergy, order without the bread), and the calamari (glutenites you cant eat either). All were amazing! Or at least what I could eat was amazing. Each had plenty for 3 to share and they were generous portions. Two pitchers (6 glasses a pitcher), and 6 tapas plates totaled to $83. Split between three people and we did well!! I was full and happy. The food was a 5, drinks were a 5, service was a 5, and the valet guy was a 5. I knocked them down a star due to the neglect we received upon first walking in. But that aside, Ill definitely be back again! read more

This is the most authentic tapas restaurant in DFW by far. The food is impeccable, service outstanding, and it's very Spanish themed....go figure. It was pretty busy on a Friday night, about a 45 min - 1 hr wait for 2. Don't worry, they have a full service bar with a very nice bartender. Sangria was very good but you can also have an Estrella or a decent bottle of wine. This is definitely not a place for large groups as the space is very limited. I would keep your party size to 4 or less. Ever since our trip to Barcelona last year I've been infatuated with cured meats. I tell you what, they have an $18 pick three on the menu that I highly recommend anyone who eats meat. The rest of the food we tried was also excellent; particularly the garlic shrimp and GARLIC SOUP!?! Yeah, a garlic based soup with an egg, croutons, and some ham. Don't expect to make out with your date after dinner. The seared tuna was our least favorite dish but the others made up for it. Again, I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who enjoys tapas and Spanish cuisine. read more

Si Tapas was such a lovely place! I was immediately impressed with the charm of this little restaurant in an old house. The layout of the restaurant is great. I absolutely loved the atmosphere here! Their food was also very good. I tried the lamb chops, seared tuna and fried okra. The lamb chops and okra were excellent!!! Definitely try those. I can't wait to go back here again sometime! Only negative is that is is rather loud indoors due to the small space and the valet was full when I got there so I had to go elsewhere to valet and had to pay extra for that. This was on a Saturday night, by the way. read more

This is a nice place to have tapas. I was part of a group of four when we went there so we could order different tapas and all of us try everything. We had the boquerones in vinegar (I have been for a long time looking for a place that has them presented this way and I found it!), croquetas mixtas (with jamon serrano and cod), carne a la mostaza (beef with mustard seeds), pulpo (octopus), setas al ajillo (mushroom with garlic), patatas bravas; all of them really good. I had sangria that was also good. For dessert we had the chocolate mousse and crema catalana, both a nice way to finish the meal. I had a caffe latte that was very good too. Overall good service and really good food so I would come back. read more

I went to Si Tapas in a party of 4 people on Saturday night for dinner (& to use my recently purchased Google Offer!). Valet parking is the only way to park unless you get lucky with street parking, which is difficult given the concentration of restaurants/bars in the area and also residences. The restaurant is in a converted house and is very intimate and low-lit. In fact, it is probably too* low-lit, as the menu was hard to read. Our server seemed distant & mildly annoyed, which was a bit off-putting but hey, everyone has their days. Tapas are small plates made for sharing, so we did two rounds (nine plates) of tapas plus dessert. The table favorite was the Tortilla Espanola al Estilo de Si (Spanish potato omelette with cabrales sauce), which we ordered twice. We also ordered: sauteed artichoke hearts in lemon cream sauce, seared tuna with four kinds of ground pepper, green asparagus sautéed w/ Idiazabal cheese, manchego cheese, white rice w/ garlic tomato sauce and fried egg, & sautéed wild mushrooms in garlic sauce. For dessert, we ordered 2 sage poached pears in Spanish cava with passion fruit and chocolate sauce. The food can be summed up as surprisingly simple and delicious (and mysteriously filling), but the portions are a little small for the price. Price & parking aside, Si Tapas is a nice place to share great food & conversation with great company. read more

Si Tapas has been the back-drop of many great nights for me. Girls night, happy hours, date nights, double-date nights... and they all involved the amazing sangria that they have at si tapas. Here are some of my favorites: -Tortilla Española~spanish potato omelette - fluffy, hearty - Papas bravas, aioli o mixtas~potatoes w/ tomato piquant sauce or aioli - - man that aioli is so good... and the tomato sauce... I'm getting hungry as I type - Gambas al ajillo~shrimp in garlic - haven't personally had this but it's a crowd favorite - Tomate al ajillo~tomato garlic salad - so incredibly fresh - the olive oil is fruity and the fresh garlic... again, drool - Pimientos aliňados~marinated roasted red bell peppers If you have an opportunity, go during the Euro Cup or World cup (soccer), especially when Spain is playing. Best experience ever :) read more

Price: Average. Quality/Appearance of food: The food is great! The serving size is small, obviously, being a tapas place, but this makes you order several items of the menu so you can taste many different things! They also have some "main" dishes and big tapas plates that can easily satisfy a person. The food is presented ok, nothing to fancy. Quality is also decent. Appearance of restaurant/Service: Restaurant is always kinda crowded and if you are seated in a corner table or the ones near the bar, the noise level can get annoying. I recommend asking to be sitted in the outdoor patio or the bottom level. The service staff is ok, not very helpful though on food descriptions or suggestions. In general: One of those places to try once or twice and move on! read more

Love this place! Si Tapas is tucked away on a quite street in the State Thomas neighborhood. It's the perfect place for a cozy date night or intimate dinner with friends. The restaurant is pretty small, and I've found that there is almost always a wait. Luckily, they have a nice selection of Spanish wines to hold you over while you wait. They offer plenty of your common Spanish staples (croquettes, Spanish tortillas, cured ham and cheese). However, I highly recommend the scallops in cava sauce, sauteed artichokes in lemon sauce, grilled baby lamb chops, and the mussels in "Si" sauce. Everything came out with fresh ingredients, and had such interesting flavors. The waiters are also pretty helpful if you can't decide what to order. Can't wait to try more of their menu items! read more

Quaint (almost to the point of being hard to find) but very cramped. Come here on a Friday or Saturday night and you're going to wait a good long while. That's not to say it's a bad thing given the ambiance, but given how small the location is you might be better off sitting outside while you wait for your name to be called. Once seated, the menu is incredibly extensive although lacking in some places (No Dolmades?) . If anything the portion sizes were a little large to be called tapas, with a few of the dishes being almost as big as an entire meal for one. As the night led on and the place got busier, it was easy to see the kitchen struggled a little. And while tapas is meant for conversing there were more than a few tables where the occupants had far too much to drink and were loud enough to affect other guests. If you are looking for quiet dining, you are not going to get it here. Period. That's a shame, because this would be an ideal place to be a romantic restaurant. It's even set out and arranged to be one, but unfortunately the whole place comes across like a bar. Fortunately the overall quality of food made up for it. You certainly wont leave hungry! read more

Ok, I'm obsessed with this place. Si Tapas gets 5 stars from me because it's absolute perfection...if you're looking for an amazing Spanish food experience in Dallas, you've got to come here! The location is a little hidden -- it's a tiny house that's sort of tucked away into a neighborhood in uptown, so you've got to really look for it! We walk in for dinner on a Saturday night around 8ish with no reservations and are quickly greeted and seated into a cozy little nook in the back room with a beautiful view of their cute, little garden patio. Our server is quick to greet us and we order a bottle of Rioja and decide to split the seafood paella. Food is brought out quickly and there's fresh bread waiting on the table for us. The paella is absolutely magnificent!! Plenty of seafood -- shrimp, mussels, scallops, squid and octopus. The flavors were all there and my husband and I devoured our entree completely. Everyone around us was enjoying themselves, and with good reason! Prices are really reasonable, the atmosphere is wonderful and made me feel like I was in a little cafe somewhere in Spain. The lighting was dark and romantic and there was a Spanish guitar playing from their speakers with different scenes of Spain showing on their flat screen TVs. I was in heaven. We'll definitely be back! read more

This place is great. I was in Dallas on a business trip and was looking for a decent place and knew the yelpers wouldn't steer me wrong. So me and a couple of other co-workers decided to check this out. Parking was a bit of a hassle but we were able to find street parking a few blocks away. Place looked a little isolated from the outside. But once inside has a real nice ambiance. Food was great. Sangria was one of the best I've had if not the best. There were a few glitches to a perfect dining experience because they didn't seem to have too many servers s and ours seem a little forgetful. But she was still very nice so wouldn't hold it against them. We had fried okra, quail, shrimp garlicky thing, mussels, potatos with aioli and some other source, garbanzo pasty kind of thing. Everything was pretty good. Anytime I'm in Dallas I'll definitely be hitting this place again. read more

There are a lot of tapas restaurants to choose from but we keep coming back to Si Tapas. This is the place we can depend on to take our friends for a great variety of food, simple atmosphere, excellent service and reasonable prices. The scallops are one of my favorite dishes and the sauce is perfect for the fresh bread they bring to your table. Really love this place!! read more

I love this place. Every tiny piece of food that I've had here is a DELIGHT! Their drinks...wonderful! Service is great, ambience is fab! LOVE their little outdoor patio that looks out over an empty grass lot and the downtown skyline.. This place is the PERFECT place for a quite celebration, happy hour, or romantic date! LOVE read more

I absolutely love this place. I recently moved to Dallas and I can say this has been my #1 spot to come and treat myself. Customer service has been amazing. Specially Claudia, who has taken care of most of our visits. I love that you can buy the sangria pitchers to-go and even take home what's left from a pitcher of you don't get to finish it. The sangria is one of the best I've tried. So you would not want to waste any of it. Trust me. Every member of my house whole loves it! I was a bit disappointed today. I decided to dine in since I was the only person at the restaurant. Something came up, so I had to leave after finishing a couple of tapas. I took the paella to go, and at the end I asked about the "Enjoy the free to-go pitcher of sangria when you spend more than $50" since I spent $80+ and I was told it was only for people who placed phone-orders and take out. There is no detailed indicator that it is only for take out orders. I am not one to insist but it just felt like they just didn't want to give me the promoted perk on their website. It felt kind of like a bad ending of my visit. I love the food and place. I will continue to come. I just hope you all know that this feedback comes from a place of love and from a regular customer that constantly sends friends and others your way. read more

Back Story: I was part of a 10 person party, celebrating the acquisition of a new job by one of my fellow friends. Parking was hard to find if you did not valet. When i arrive there are 3 tables pushed together and I take an open seat. The waitress has been serving sangrias to the other guests at the table and everyone is trying to figure out what they want to order. One of our guests asks the waitress to split the checks individually please. She tells us that we can't do that and that the check comes all together. One would think that a place that serves multiple plates, in a group like manner, would most certainly accomodate a large group of people with individual checks. we formed a plan and laid the rule down that we would not order anything higher than $10 tapas and then move on to a more accommodating place. The tapas were good but several of the dishes were not even share-able because there was so little there. One plate consisted of ONE Shish kebab.. ONE?!?! Hardly worth the $9.50 or so that it cost. Shortly there after, the staff stole the end table out from under us when one of our guests left for the restroom and left her disabled boyfriend in his seat. Next thing you know, the table is being removed out from under him and he's being shifted to the corner of the already crammed 2 tables. When were got our check, the waitress had added in the tip already and never smiled once during the whole ordeal. While the participants of the party all varied in expendable income brackets, I was prepared to spend at least $75 that night. It's a shame it ended up only being $15 instead. DO: go if you don't have a large party and have money to blow on tasty, small dishes. DON'T GO: for the service and serving size. read more

The food was great but we had a horrible experience. First the valet did not take our car telling us it was full and the next moment we see him taking 5 other cars for valet! Then the worst. We had to wait for 40 mins for them to process our credit card and even then they could not do it. We missed our next appointment we had. I do not think I would ever return read more

Absolutely awful. I give one star because the service is fantastic. The food was way over cooked or over seasoned and the Chef will not accommodate for allergies. It looked cute and quaint with a fabulous hamptons style backyard. Very disappointing. read more

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Yes, Caps (as google translates Si, Tapas) is on the upper part of tapas joints list. Ideally I would like to put together a price point list together (lbs of food per dollar) but more research is needed. My mini yelp on this place is - The house Tempranillo is a good buy - The bread with 3 toppings is blah - The cauliflower au gratin is au-some - The table next to the cutter for the table butcher is annoying I didn't give it 4 stars because the service we just a little lazy and seemed ready to go home. read more

I was impressed by Si Tapas, it might have been that perfect weather, or it might have been that I was with good friends... the place was inviting and warm and the service was not disappointing either. They serve Spanish tapas that I have seen in other Spanish restaurants but their dishes are darn tasty. My favorite was Pork tenderloin with sauted onions and Tuna. I liked the minty rum drink as well, but our pitcher was full of ice and I did not care for that very much. Their not-too-high-but-not-too-low price attracted "well-behaving" uptown crowds. This is not the place to go in sweats, but a perfect place for a weekend outing. read more

Tapas FTW. I was in Dallas celebrating my dad's birthday, and we wanted to go somewhere new and a bit different from our usual stuff. Small plates definitely fit the bill, and the option to sit on a nice patio on a near perfect night made our decision for us. We started with a bit of cava and then made our way through the menu. First was a meat and cheese plate featuring a bit of blue cheese, a bit of smoked cheese, some ham, and some sausage. All were excellent. During the course of our meal we also had the clams (big, fresh, and served with a bit of a different take on the usual garlic/butter sauce), pork tenderloin (it's pork. Need I say more?), roasted red peppers (always perfect), beef skewers (wonderfully seasoned), mussels (tomato sauce!), and chorizo in wine sauce (the special of the night). We tried both the rice pudding and the chocolate mousse for dessert and were super pleased with both. Service was relaxed but good. There were a few mix ups with some of our orders, but that was taken care of quickly. Prices were fair for what we got. This spot definitely made my dad's birthday special. read more

After returning from having spent time all around Spain, we were craving good tapas and eager to try this place. The service and ambiance were great - but the food was disappointing & truthfully not good. Really not good. Who puts a slice of smoked salmon or a bad slice of cheap cheese on a piece of bread and calls it a tapa? Their house wine was awful at $9 a glass. The olives from Costco taste better than theirs. I'll stay in my own kitchen! read more

I came here for happy hour with a friend. I got lost trying to find this place and so did she but that's because this restaurant looks like a small house on the side of the road. Nevertheless, it's a cute little restaurant that's perfect for a date or a casual night out. Between the two of us, we shared a pitcher of sangria, montaditos, shrimp in garlic, papas con chorizo, and fried okra. To be completely honest, the food to me was just okay. Nothing that was mind blowing to say the least. I liked the montaditos the most probably just because of the variety in the plate. Like everyone said about the shrimp, it's nothing special but the sauce is delicious (great for dipping the complimentary bread in). Papas con chorizo was a bit disappointing to me because I felt the chorizo was a bit burnt. The fried okra was really good though, and this is coming from someone who doesn't normally like okra. Sangria is great, and us two girls downed that pitcher like no other. For $12 each, I think this place is totally worth it! I'll have to try some of the other dishes some other time. read more

I love this place! The sangria, sweetbread, patatas brava, lacquered pork ribs were all amazing! However, the gazpacho was too acidic and didn't have enough cilantro. read more

Cozy atmosphere and a great menu! Perfect for a date night or dinner with friends. The restaurant can get a little loud, but it's just because everyone is enjoying themselves so much. Parking in this area isn't great. read more

Went here on a friday night. It was 'aight to say the most. We arrived at about 7pm and parked two blocks away. The parking is valet (sissies) and hoof it in your heels (real texan women) from two blocks away. We were seated immediately which was nice, but the waitress hurried us through our meal. I ordered the grilled asparagus with fancy schmancy cheese, sardines in olive oil, and the toasted bread with tomato jam and goat cheese (also had a fancy shmancy name). It was really not even worth writing home about. The food came out quickly but that is because there was almost no cooking involved in the food! It was luke warm and boring. I also ordered a pitcher of sangria to share and they should have put it down as a pitcher of ice on the menu! Pouring the drinks became difficult because of the copious amounts of ice in our cups and pitcher! Lame. I am glad I tried it, but I don't ever need to go back. read more

The food was good but didn't wow me, veg was overpriced ($10 for 8 pieces of asparagus), but the service was absolutely terrible! Won't be coming back. read more

This place takes me back to days spent walking on cobblestone streets, walking through ancient cathedrals, tasting the shops of local meat and cheese farmers....ahh to be in Spain. I've never been to Spain, but Si Tapas makes me feel like I own it. Seriously, I think I moaned aloud at dinner. I started with the house Tempranillo and marinated olives. To follow, the cheese plate. Beautiful Manchego, salty and savory, melted with each bite. Following, I tried the garlic prawns. Woah. Prepare to get messy. The visceral enjoyment out of this is moan worthy. To finish, which was an interesting but unforgettably outstanding choice, the potato omelet topped with a blue cheese gravy. I'm not an egg person, but when it comes to this omelet, I still dream of it. Chunks of potato with a fluffy omelet and topped with a creamy blue cheese gravy. Heaven. I imagined leaving and strolling the enlivened streets of Spain at night. Til the day I see it, I shall retreat to Si Tapas. read more

Very nice little dishes, but tapas is about drinking, you NEED to order a pitcher of something it will make the food taste better. first time there I tried the the following Baby eel : strong garlic flavor, great with the bread Baby shark: not as exciting as I hoped but was fun to try. Fried chorizo: nice little sausage bits Sear Tuna: not bad but pretty standard, smaller portion than i expected. Beef neck: tender and good nicely covered with a blue cheese sauce, get this while your buzzed, it'll taste awesome. The strong flavors stand up well while being buzzed ;) Sober they can be almost too salty or flavorful. Will definitely go again. read more

Been craving for paella and I heard this is as good as Dallas Spanish food gets boy was I disappointed. The rice is soggy and despite having a ton of ingredients (shrimp, squid, mussels, clams, pork, chicken) in it, the rice was not infused with any of thAt stuff. Not to mention the smell of saffron, which is the star of the dish, is missing entirely. Also, mussels and shrimp don't taste fresh. The dish just tastes like tomato risotto with random meats thrown on top. The seared tuna was alright, but nothing to write home about. I will not be returning. read more

Si Tapas - Seared tuna - Spanish Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Got a hot date coming up? A fancy business dinner your hoping to close a deal on? Or maybe you just want some great food and something even better to wash it all down with? Si Tapas is your place. This lovely little cottage is way bigger than it seems on the inside and is a great escape from all the doucheness uptown sometimes carries. The lighting is perfect, not too dim and not too bright. The noise level around here is fairly low, just the low tones of buzzing conversations which makes the place even more cozy. The best part about Si Tapas is their menu. The cold and hot tapas selections are diverse and meant for sharing and their Paella is to die for. No I take that back, their sangria is to die for. Hell their entire menu is heavenly well minus their fried calamari ($7.50). The service here has always been great and the atmosphere is even better! read more

This is a cozy little restaurant in Uptown in what used to be someone's house. The service was good if not spectacular. We had the baby eels and baby shark for our appetizers. The baby eels had a very slimy texture and really just wasn't my thing. I have no idea whether it was prepared well, but that will be the first and last time I eat it. The baby shark tasted a lot like chicken poppers and could have really used a nice sauce, possibly a hot sauce, to go with it. While we did eat it all because it was still not bad by itself, it did end up being quite dry after a few pieces. I do wonder if they might have forgot to bring out a sauce that usually comes with it. However, the star of the show and the reason we went here was for the seafood paella. It was amazing. The rice had great flavor and blended well with the onslaught of seafood on the plate - shrimp, baby scallops, mussels, clams, fish (tilapia I think), and squid. We managed to finish all of it between 2 of us with a bit of a struggle but it could easily feed 3 especially if several appetizers have been eaten prior to the main course. We also finished a pitcher of sangria between 2 of us but it could have been shared between 4 people and been enough. I'll definitely be back for their paella. read more

So the thing is, there is no way you can taste the majority of their extensive menu in one night. Not even with unlimited funds and unlimited time. It's not going to happen. I want, no, I NEED to go back to try some more. Between my mom, dad and sister we made a pretty impressive dent. There is no way I'll use the Spanish names since most of you won't care but we had the Orange Salad with Carrot and Fresh Mint, Salted Chicken in Beer Sauce, Sauteed Artichokes in Lemon Cream Sauce, House Mussels, Baby Eels in Garlic Sauce, Mixed Croquettes, and the Pork Tenderloin on Caramelized Onions. My biggest revelation? Baby Eels taste like noodles. Who knew? Safe yet delicious orders are always going to be your mussels and croquettes. The artichokes and pork tenderloin was also lightly spiced and tasty. The salted chicken got assistance from some capers but was otherwise a little on the bland side. The Orange and Carrot salad is a nice refreshing side. I gotta go back. Parking is pretty sucky, since it's non existent but I think I can brave it to go back and try more. read more

I love this place. Everything from the menu, atmosphere, service, drinks. Nothing has disappointed me here. I've been here at least 10 times, even for my birthday mustache party! Again, I love this place. Tapas are my thing. I love how it is just the right size to taste, but not enough to give you a gut grenade. So, great to share with friends. Blood sausage, burnt peppers, ox tail soup, cheese & meat plates, calamari, quail, croquettes, lamb, and even the bread is great. BTW, the Spanish beer Estrella is great as well. I have not been disappointed yet.I hope everyone has the same experience here. read more

I took my date here for dinner last night. I've been missing my tapas places from NYC so I thought of finding out some new ones in Dallas. We were greeted as we entered the restaurant and the staff seemed courteous and responsive. We set outside which felt nice, private and romantic... Now lets get to the food. We ordered the Baby Eels, Mussels, Deep-fried baby shark, Scallops, and the Octopus, we got a pitcher of red sangria with that. The food came out pretty fast, two minutes after order, which tells me that it was either precooked and microwaved, or cooked in large batches and then kept warm in the oven... the taste of the food reflected my predictions. Bland, with lack of seasoning, far away from anything I have eaten in Spain or in any other Spanish restaurant so far.... Actually the only dish that seemed seasoned was the Deep-fried shark. The baby eels were drenched in garlic, but at least they tasted like something. We never got the octopus, but at that point I did not want to ask the waiter... The Sangria was so, so..... As someone else said here, the quality of the food can not justify the price... It might be ok for happy hour... Anyway, the search continues... off to the next place... read more

Officially my new favorite date night spot! This little house turned restaurant is so cute and cozy and serves delicious tapas. Their happy hour is amazing!! Will definitely be back..5 stars!!! read more

Si Tapas - Delicious tapas!!! - Spanish Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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I've been here 4 times now, it's so good. I've struggled to find actual good food in Dallas and this restaurant has become a place I bring everyone that visits. The sangria is great, closest to authentic I've found in Dallas, the calamari is so addicting. Deliciously cooked steak options in general, always get the brussel sprouts. read more

I would've give five stars if they have more friendly staff. As far as food-wise, they are five stars... would love to come back some other time to try more items. We went there for a friend's birthday party. Restaurant was extremely busy and noisy. It was Saturday night so I understand. We had... - Cheese & cured meats platter. I am not sure which meats we got. A friend who is regular ordered for us. It was great. - Fried blood sausage. It's alright... Not a hater but wouldn't order it in the future. - Fried baby shark. The least item we ordered... Nothing special. - Veal sweetbread. I finally get to taste of sweetbread and it was awesome. It's tangily-yummy! - WIld mushroom. MY FAVORITE! no words... just try it! - Tuna with black pepper. It's alright... - Mixed marinated olives. MEH not again... - Shrimp with garlic sauce. SECOND FAVORITE... sauce is soo good for dipping! - Pork loin with blue cheese. It's pretty good combination of sweetnees of onion and strong blue cheese. - Lamb chop. My kind of lollipop :) Unfortunately, manager won't let us split checks according to what we ordered. We had table of 18. So the waitress brought us one COPY of big fat check and ONE PEN... let us figured by ourselves. Who would do that!?!??!? It took us good 30 minutes and requested of extra copy of checks and pens to figure out since all items listed on the check are in spanish. The manager looked pissed because we stayed too long... It will be so much easier and faster if they split the check... It's not a rocket science to have split checks and I am talking based on experience. Anyway, this is the only complain I have for Si Tapas... The rest of my first Tapas experience was great! read more