Chicago's first tapas bar is still going strong. Drop in for sherry and a pre-theater nibble at happy hour or stay for a wide variety of tapas or larger meals, including paella. A variety of special events, such as flamenco dancing and art talks, feature regularly.
Jina M.
A friend from chicago recommended this place and I had to try after seeing photos of their paella. My husband and I went with a friend for lunch and the...
Meeghan H.
I get the hype around Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba! I love a good Spanish tapas restaurant. So many delicious sharable items on the menu, come hungry and ready to try...
Rachel K.
We went to Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba! for their brunch. They had a really playful and colorful atmosphere. We got the red sangria, although wish I would've ordered...
Catherine C.
I definitely recommend Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba, especially if you have lived in Spain and are missing Spanish cuisine. You are able to get things that may be hard...
Eric L.
Just do it. Be sure to try the desserts. And maybe even something you don't think you'll like. Wow.
