Celebrating 35 years as Dallas’ original
Spanish restaurant and tapas bar

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.

Happy Anniversary Cafe Madrid!

Celebrating 35 years! Join us Friday, Jan. 3, 2025 from 7:00-10:00 pm for flamenco dancing, live music, a complimentary slice of anniversary cake and a glass of Cava!

Happy Hour

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

2022 Cafe Madrid Happy Hour menu

First Friday Flamenco

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.

FAQs

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

Do you take reservations?
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.

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

“The city’s original tapas bar possesses so much character that you’re won over long before the food arrives. The choices, a full spectrum of flavors and textures, ranges from lemon butter-tinged sweetbreads to briny sardines. In a pretty presentation, vivid red piquillo peppers are folded to make little pouches stuffed with creamy goat cheese. Combine these with fruit, assorted cheeses, and a robust red wine to feel like you’re in Europe.”
– Texas Monthly

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