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About this business
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- Website
- espanaomaha.com
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- Price
- $$$$$
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- Hours
Sun 5:00 PM - 9:30 PMMon ClosedTue-Thu 5:00 PM - 9:30 PMFri-Sat 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM - Cuisine
- Spanish, Tapas, European, American, Mexican
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Tips
Craig M.
Verified
8 months ago
A bit dark, and a bit noisy. I liked the music, but as more people came, it was inaudible. So, maybe
not for business mtgs. Good staff. Food variety and quality beyond normal. Well worth the trip.
Erin D.
Verified
8 months ago
It is expensive, but it is very good.
frank s.
Verified
8 months ago
Excellent food & excellent service.
sherry t.
Verified
8 months ago
very good dont leave your leftovers on the table
Andrea C.
Verified
8 months ago
Try the stuffed pork tenderloin!
Rhiannon B.
Verified
9 months ago
Wonderful food as always - we got about 5 tapas for two and were completely full (and we're big eaters!)
Jane
Verified
9 months ago
Great food and comfortable atmosphere. Service was excellent. A very enjoyable dining experience.
Clark A.
Verified
9 months ago
Good date place.
Mary M.
Verified
9 months ago
Great food and service
Brenda
Verified
9 months ago
Excellent service! Excellent food!
From Our Editors
When drinking from a traditional Spanish porrón, diners must precariously funnel a stream of wine into their open mouths through a spout. Fortunately, at Espana, gracious staffers provide the daring drinkers with a glass of soda water to clean any spills from their shirts.
Porrón wine is only one of the Spanish traditions visitors encounter at the authentic Mediterranean restaurant, where more than 40 varieties of hot and cold tapas pair with pitchers of sangria amid the strains of a guitar. In the kitchen, chefs assemble exotic spices, fine meats, seafood, and vegetables onto small plates, drawing inspiration from generations-old Spanish recipes. They also prepare paella, a family-style rice dish that typically includes veggies, saffron, and meats. In 2009, an Omaha World-Herald writer lauded their paella a la tierra for its "earthy and rich, yet light and delicate" snails and "perfectly cooked" rice.
Out in the dining room, tapas plates speckle colorful red and yellow tables beneath the vivid abstract paintings that hang from sea-green walls. Each month, the dining-room stage hosts live cultural performances, which allow guests to enjoy Spanish guitarists, Spanish dance shows, and Spanish renditions of popular scenes from Good Will Hunting.
