Cafe Iberico
Specialty: Spanish Tapas
Location: River North
Attire: Casual
Hours:
Monday - Thursday : 11:00 am to 11:30 pm
Location: River North
Attire: Casual
Hours:
Monday - Thursday : 11:00 am to 11:30 pm
Friday - 11:00 am to 1:30 am
Saturday - 12:00 pm to 1:30 am
Sunday - 12:00 pm to 11:00 pm
Prices: $10.00 and up
Credit Cards: All major credit cards accepted
Parking: Valet Parking - $10.00, meters and public lots within 1 block
ADA: Wheelchair accessible
Prices: $10.00 and up
Credit Cards: All major credit cards accepted
Parking: Valet Parking - $10.00, meters and public lots within 1 block
ADA: Wheelchair accessible
General Info
Their tapas list is second to none and while tapas means a smaller amount of food, one or two of these is very satisfying. The tapas frias, or cold tapas menus consists of Alcachofas A La Vinagreta for $4.95. This is made with artichokes marinated in Balsamic Vinaigrette. At $5.95, the Salpicon De Marisco comes as a mixed seafood salad complete with shrimp, octopus and squid. For tapas calientes, or hot tapas, go for the Pincho De Solomillo for $5.50. This is a beef tenderloin skewer with caramelized onions. At these prices, the tapas choices are the epitome of a deal.
For a main entree, you cannot go wrong with their Paella Marinara. For $12.95, this comes with seafood, chicken, pork, and rice smothered in saffron sauce. Muchas Gracias!
The tapas selection is complete here, along with an excellent wine list. They even have a 4000 bottle wine cellar. Try a glass of Montecillo Rioja Blanco for $3.50. For red wine, or more appropriately referred to as “Tinto”, taste a glass of Vega Sindoa Merlot for $3.75.
If a bottle is more to your liking, try Pazo De Senorans Albarino for $16.00, a fresh tasting white wine at a great price. At $30.00, a bottle of Remelluri Rioja is recommended for red wine lovers.
The Perfect Place to For: Truly authentic Spanish dining in downtown Chicago
For a main entree, you cannot go wrong with their Paella Marinara. For $12.95, this comes with seafood, chicken, pork, and rice smothered in saffron sauce. Muchas Gracias!
The tapas selection is complete here, along with an excellent wine list. They even have a 4000 bottle wine cellar. Try a glass of Montecillo Rioja Blanco for $3.50. For red wine, or more appropriately referred to as “Tinto”, taste a glass of Vega Sindoa Merlot for $3.75.
If a bottle is more to your liking, try Pazo De Senorans Albarino for $16.00, a fresh tasting white wine at a great price. At $30.00, a bottle of Remelluri Rioja is recommended for red wine lovers.
The Perfect Place to For: Truly authentic Spanish dining in downtown Chicago
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