The year is coming to an end. A new year is sprawling ahead.
Spend New Year’s Eve celebration with your family and friends at Mesón Sabika – Enjoy cocktails, wine from various regions of Spain, Sangria, and Tapas with our special holiday menu options. Please click on Events to find out more details about our seating options.
“The portions are small, and are meant to be shared,” says your waiter.
When you enter the restaurant, gazing at the ceiling murals, wonderment fills you. Built in 1847, the pastiche of the mansion is reminiscent of vibrant Spanish architecture and artwork. If you are seated at Granada, it’s a room named after a city in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains in Spain’s Andalusia region. It’s the name of the main dining room, as well. Perhaps, plan your next vacation to Spain and add it to your bucket list.
After 7:00 pm, you will experience the acoustics of a traditional Spanish guitarist, accompanied by a Flamenco dancer.
You take another bite out of a roasted date wrapped in bacon, while your waiter offers a delectable entree as well.
It’s called Mar y Montana; a baked lobster tail on lemon butter sauce and a slow-roasted boneless short rib, served with pureed potatoes.
Regardless of being full, you indicate to your server that you’d like a Tri-layered cake of chocolate sponge infused with Grand Torres; Cava-infused chocolate mousse; and Liquor 43-infused caramel mousse. In Spain, As part of the New Year tradition, they eat twelve grapes, one by one, with each striking of the clock at midnight. You like the idea and it sounds fun to you. Thirsty, you manage to eat all the grapes in perfect succession until the clock strikes the New Year. The crowd rejoices, and you are comfortable knowing that you are in for a year of prosperity and good luck.