Spanish Dinner with Appetizer and Wine for Two, Four, or Six at Cervantes of Spain in Cranford (Up to 55% Off)
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Authentic Spanish dishes such as paella & pollo de la Mancha served in rustic dining room with mahogany ceiling beams & latticed windows
Dining out with friends can foster healthy relationships that might otherwise be limited to impersonal group texts or overly personal bathtime visits. Get a bite in person with a person with today’s Groupon to Cervantes of Spain in Cranford. Choose from the following options:
- For $40, you get a Spanish dinner for two (up to an $89.50 total value) that includes the following:
- One appetizer (up to a $9.50 value)
- Two entrees (up to a $32 value each)
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Two glasses of house wine (an $8 value each)
- For $80, you get a Spanish dinner for four (a $179 total value) that includes the following:
- Two appetizers (up to a $9.50 value)
- Four entrees (up to a $32 value each)
-
Four glasses of house wine (an $8 value each)
- For $120, you get a Spanish dinner for six (a $268.50 total value) that includes the following:
- Three appetizers (up to a $9.50 value)
- Six entrees (up to a $32 value each)
- Six glasses of house wine (an $8 value each)
Cervantes of Spain’s skilled chefs spotlight traditional Spanish and Portuguese cuisine, gracing tables with platters of seafood, steaks, and saffron-infused paella. Tapas of grilled spanish sausage basks in a sherry-and-garlic sauté, and baked mushroom caps burst with shrimp, scallops, and crabmeat. Wisps of saffron-scented steam arise from a platter of paella valenciana, luring noses away from spoon-balancing acts and toward the rice dish’s clams, mussels, sausage, and lobster. Bellies beg for a contented pat after savoring the pollo de la Mancha, a chicken breast stuffed with prosciutto ham and Spanish cheese. On Wednesdays and Thursdays, dining companions can raise a glass of house wine to flamenco and Brazilian bands, whose melodies reverberate off the rustic dining room’s latticed windows and mahogany ceiling beams.
Authentic Spanish dishes such as paella & pollo de la Mancha served in rustic dining room with mahogany ceiling beams & latticed windows
Dining out with friends can foster healthy relationships that might otherwise be limited to impersonal group texts or overly personal bathtime visits. Get a bite in person with a person with today’s Groupon to Cervantes of Spain in Cranford. Choose from the following options:
- For $40, you get a Spanish dinner for two (up to an $89.50 total value) that includes the following:
- One appetizer (up to a $9.50 value)
- Two entrees (up to a $32 value each)
-
Two glasses of house wine (an $8 value each)
- For $80, you get a Spanish dinner for four (a $179 total value) that includes the following:
- Two appetizers (up to a $9.50 value)
- Four entrees (up to a $32 value each)
-
Four glasses of house wine (an $8 value each)
- For $120, you get a Spanish dinner for six (a $268.50 total value) that includes the following:
- Three appetizers (up to a $9.50 value)
- Six entrees (up to a $32 value each)
- Six glasses of house wine (an $8 value each)
Cervantes of Spain’s skilled chefs spotlight traditional Spanish and Portuguese cuisine, gracing tables with platters of seafood, steaks, and saffron-infused paella. Tapas of grilled spanish sausage basks in a sherry-and-garlic sauté, and baked mushroom caps burst with shrimp, scallops, and crabmeat. Wisps of saffron-scented steam arise from a platter of paella valenciana, luring noses away from spoon-balancing acts and toward the rice dish’s clams, mussels, sausage, and lobster. Bellies beg for a contented pat after savoring the pollo de la Mancha, a chicken breast stuffed with prosciutto ham and Spanish cheese. On Wednesdays and Thursdays, dining companions can raise a glass of house wine to flamenco and Brazilian bands, whose melodies reverberate off the rustic dining room’s latticed windows and mahogany ceiling beams.
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About Cervantes of Spain
The name of Cervantes of Spain honors the author of the 17th-century novel Don Quixote, considered to be one of Spain’s finest writers. The traditions of the Iberian Peninsula are held in high regard throughout the eatery, where flamenco dancers whirl billowing skirts in paintings above Spanish Renaissance–style furniture. At those tables, conversation swells around tapas such as spanish chorizo sautéed in sherry. The heat of traditional, fire-blackened pans continues to cook lobster, scallops, and sausage with saffron rice in Valencia-style paella. Live flamenco and jazz musicians fill the space with the complex rhythms of a tap dancer in a bubble-wrap factory, and open-pit pig roasts fill the outdoor patio with succulent aromas. Glasses clink together, letting the bouquets of Spanish wines blend and slices of fruit drift slowly down through six types of sangria.