Best Spanish Restaurants in Downtown Summerlin

Amazing food and helpful staff! Our waitress provided good recommendations that confirmed my prior research on the dishes we wanted to try. Highlights: smoked hamachi, green tartare, bravas potatoes, truffle cavatelli with bone marrow, and pistachio tiramisu. Cocktails were also on point!

We ordered the tasting menu. The dipping sauces for the bread were outstanding. The seafood dishes were excellent. The meat dishes were good, but not as outstanding as the other dishes. Specifically, we had expected the pork cheeks to be a little more tender, and the chicken to be covered by more of the delicious sauce. Overall, we still give them a 5 because it’s great value for a tasting menu.

Food, service and value were spot on. If you want a refreshing change from overpriced steakhouses and Italian restaurants, this is worth a try.

I don’t know what sorcery goes on behind those kitchen doors, but whatever it is I’m here for it! My wife and I went for a Valentine’s Day lunch date and we were both blown away by the consistency and quality of the seafood here. A little recap; this is one of the first restaurants we went on a date in 4 years ago and the only one she’s been craving since last year. The food is just as we remember it, if not better! We ordered the seafood paella as our main course and had 3 tapas ordered as the paella takes around 45 minutes to make (worth it!!). Pulpo asado. Fried calamari. Pork empanada. Sound simple, but they were far from it! The pulpo asado was so fresh the texture and taste were unlike anything I’ve had before locally. It was accompanied by roasted potatoes and this delicious sauce that just complimented the pulpo so nicely I never wanted it to end. I was expecting hard or crunchy pulpo, but this was different. This was soft, flavorful, perfectly grilled with a beautiful purple and black hue. I think this is my new go-to. The fried calamari was also unlike what I’ve had at other places. Not to sound like a broken record, but you can literally taste the quality in the texture of this dish. It is fried to perfection. The amount of calamari they serve you is also noteworthy. For the end (before the paella arrived) we had the pork empanada. Beautifully split down the middle and drizzled with sauce alongside a salad. It was tastebud heaven. I honestly think we would’ve ordered more had the paella not arrived sooner than expected. The flavors so rich and pork so tender, I’m getting hungry just from writing this. Last but not least we had the paella, which feeds 3-4 people. For us two it was enough with 1/4 portion each. Mussels, jumbo shrimp, clams, calamari, artichoke, roasted tomatoes all on top perfectly seasoned and balanced rice. Better than we remembered it. Skipping to dessert we had the white chocolate banana pudding. The cherry on top. We love it

Overall a great experience. Food was outstanding, as expected given it’s Jose Andres. Service was professional, helpful, accommodating and friendly. Highlights: • Chu-toro (my favorite for sashimi) with quail egg. Phenomenal! • Po’ boy with oysters & ossetra • Fried dorado. In pieces including crispy skin, with a Tartar sauce to die for. The olives two ways was excellent and interesting, but for us more of a one-time experience. There are too many other items we want to try on our next visit!