Number 3 Spanish Breakfast. |
When you arrive at Little España the hostess stand is right at the door. From here you can scan the room. The room is very elegant with beautiful floors and art deco ceiling. There are walls separating areas of the room to give it a smaller more private feel. I really loved the bar with the giant chalkboard that they write up the food and drink specials. The walls are lined with pictures of Spain; from cityscapes, bull fighting and giant plane tickets.
Our visit was a little different from all of the other places we visited as we went for Sunday Brunch. That did not stop us from taking in some libations. A few in the group tried the Gazpacho Bloody Mary. I just had a Mimosa, simple but refreshing. In talking with others; España is known for their Sangria and worth a try but do be warned that there are three sizes the largest is $38. For the entrée I had the Number 3 Spanish Breakfast. This dish is comprised of think bacon, small sausage patties, fried egg and a thick potato-onion omelette. Again simple, but tasty. The sausage was made with chorizo, which I really enjoy. What can I say you can never go wrong with bacon and thick smoky taste. A couple others tried the Huevos Benedict made with fried egg, garlic baguette, marinated sirloin and hollandaise sauce. Having many different types of Benedicts this was different with the thinly sliced steak but it was the marinade that set it apart. An enjoyable dish from the reviews.
After compiling the surveys from the other foodies the pop-we Dinner Club gives Little España: 4.06 star average on a scale of 1-5.
Huevos Benedict. |
Atmosphere/Decor – 4.38
Cleanliness – 4.38
Wait Staff – 4.50
Menu – 3.88
Food Presentation – 4.25
Food Portions – 3.5
Food Taste – 4.13
Cost (was the cost worth meal?) – 3.13
Noise Level – 4.38
Overall Experience – 4.13
For more information regarding directions, menu items, visit Little España at Rockbrook Village website.
Fellow population-we™ readers, if you've been to Little España leave us a comment and tell us what you thought?
Want to do this yourself? To review how to start your own dinner club, visit our January post about doing just that. Remember it is a template; tweak it to fit you and your friends' tastes. pop-we Dinner Club: good food…good friends…good times.
-population-we™ blog post by Brian Brown
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