New Spanish restaurant with regional wine list to open in Fort Worth’s Cultural District
A new Spanish restaurant is coming to the Cultural District this fall.
Si Tapas Restaurant and Bar leased a spot in the Crockett Row area at 2949 Crockett Street, across from Mash’D. This will mark the restaurant’s second location, the first located in Dallas.
Si Tapas offers both classical and contemporary Spanish cuisine with house drinks and a regional wine list.
Menu items include Atun a la Plancha, fresh seared tuna with ground black pepper, and Fabada Asturiana, a white bean soup with chorizo, blood sausage and Serrano ham.
Owner Ildefonso Jimenez will add “exclusive to Fort Worth” menu items like Cochinillo, a Spanish dish of roasted pig with succulent meat, tender and crispy skin with a thin layer of fat and Lechazo, a dish consisting of roasted lamb.
“We are excited and grateful for the opportunity to expand our second location of Si Tapas into Fort Worth’s growing culinary scene,” Jimenez said in a statement.
The Fort Worth location will open in early fall.
