Best Tapas Restaurants With Kids In Dallas Near Me

4worldlovers: Si Tapas restaurant and bar aims to deliver delicious traditional Spanish Tapas with a modern twist. Our extensive wines are hand selected by province, and our tapas reflect the rich regional diversity of classical and contemporary Spanish cuisine.

Step into our inviting and warm neighborhood location and be instantly transported to the streets and cottages of the Iberian Peninsula. Here you can experience a variety of our original and authentic dishes, a cool glass of Sangria on our patio, or a thrilling Real Madrid soccer match at our full bar.

Parking can be found along Allen Street and Hallsville Street. Please check for NO PARKING signs, as certain sections are only available to park at certain days/times.


Additional parking is available at the Notre Dame School parking lot, located at the SE corner of Allen St and Hallsville St after 5pm.


There are a wide variety of tapas in Spanish cuisine that are served both hot and cold. In fact, these small bites have evolved into an entire culture whereby Spanish patrons can grab a quick snack while out having a drink or combine an array of tapas to create a delicious meal.


Tapas comes from the word, Tapar, which in Spanish means "to cover". Some believe the name originated sometime around the 16th century when tavern patrons would place slices of Spanish ham or cheese on top of their drink glasses to protect them from fruit flies or dust. This "covering," or tapa, could then be eaten as a snack.


Si Tapas invites you to come and enjoy an authentic Spanish experience while you try a wonderful assortment of Spanish tapas and entrées carefully prepared by Executive Chef Jose Luis Lopez and his team.


"Tasty tapas star at this hospitable Uptown spot set in an old home with a glorious backyard; there’s an all-Spanish wine list too, and delicious sangria to wash down the small plates."

4worldlovers: Cafe Madrid offers patrons a cozy, intimate dining setting reminiscent of the little cafes found on the streets of Madrid. Family owned and operated and honored as one of D magazine’s “Best,” Cafe Madrid features such Spanish classics as paella, fried calamare, shrimp in garlic, and grilled quail. Wine Spectator Magazine honored Cafe Madrid for their unique wine list, which includes 85 varieties of Spanish wines and sherries. A private dining room is available for parties, meetings and special events.

“Cafe Madrid is still the best and everyone knows it,” says D magazine.

Stop by after work and join us for Happy Hour, Monday through Friday, from 5:00-6:00 pm.

On the first Friday of every month from 8:00-10:00 pm, come enjoy our “First Friday Flamenco” with tapas, wine, sangria and flamenco dancing… Olé! Call for reservations: 214-528-1731.

We are a casual restaurant, but you can be as dressy as you care to be.

Yes, we are happy to take any reservation! However, please be advised, for a large group of 15 or more, we do require a pre-set menu. Please ask to speak with our manager to arrange this ahead of time.

We do cater events around the metroplex. Please ask to speak to our catering manager, and we would be happy to design a menu for you.

Three tapas are a great way to get your evening started. If you’re still hungry, just order more.

4worldlovers: Through hard work, long nights, and countless pans of mashed potatoes, our founder Ed Lowe successfully reimagined the meals his mom used to make to create a familiar place for family and friends to gather. Ed’s relationship with local farmers and dedication to simple fresh food led him on a journey to procuring the best possible products available. Many years later the idea of farm-to-table has become a highly sought out dining experience. Celebration’s mission has always been to serve good food to good people in a comfortable atmosphere at an affordable price. Cheers!

Continuing in the tradition of great homestyle food, Celebration-To-Go Market offers delicious take-out meals of your choosing. You can stop and pick something out whenever you like or use our on-line shopping cart and order for pick up. Celebration Market is here to make your mealtimes or your entertaining just a little bit easier!

Whether you’re a corporate administrator, a wedding planner, or simply entertaining at home, Celebration Catering can take the worry out of your hands and make your event a success.

Our focus is providing you with excellent food prepared by culinary professionals and served by our dedicated and friendly staff always striving to exceed your expectations. This is why over 250 companies currently use Celebration Catering for breakfast, lunch, and special events.

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