Dining Spaces
The Experience at Miró Tapas
During lunch and dinner service, guests can order favorites like gazpacho, oysters, and paella from the main menu.
Where it gets spirited is when the tapas start moving. The Chef’s rotating courses flow from the kitchen on overflowing trays, balanced by enthusiastic Bandoleros - animated servers who invite guests to jump in while the moment lasts.
Raise your hand. Laugh and shout. Wave a scarf in the air. Choose wisely and quickly, or the Bandoleros may whisk the tray away! Miss one? No worries - another delicious surprise is always on the way. The fun spreads fast, much like the honeyed butter served with our irresistible cornbread.
Dining Spaces
The Miró Lounge
The Miró Lounge offers its own intimate menu alongside our full selection of craft cocktails, top-shelf spirits, casual beers, and curated wines.
Happy Hour is available in this chic space from 11AM–10PM Sunday–Thursday and 11AM–2AM Friday–Saturday. The full tapas-on-the-move experience is available exclusively in the main dining room. Please book accordingly.
The Miró Tapas Dining Room
Enjoy the full à la carte Miró Tapas experience in our elegant yet comfortable gallery dining room. Deeply inviting booths and generously sized tables create the perfect setting for shared plates and lively conversation.
Sip wines from our custom art cart, wave down savory tapas courses, and finish the evening with a decadent dessert.
Party Space
Looking for a unique dining venue? Miró Tapas offers a dedicated banquet room seating up to 28 guests, complete with a smart TV and podium. Our experienced in-house Event Planner can arrange floral designs, themed décor, and personalized details.
The east-facing Miró Lounge is also available for private events, and larger buyouts - including the west dining space or the entire restaurant - are available by special arrangement.
Perfect for brunches, lunches, cocktail gatherings, wine tastings, and more.
Our Historic Location
We’re proud to be located in a stunning historic space designed and built between 1880 and 1890 by Tacoma architectural partnership G. C. Clements & Co. Originally constructed as a four-story bank and commercial block, the building features Romanesque Revival and American Victorian architectural elements.
Today, the structure reflects a culturally significant blend of its original 1889–1890 design (including the original stained glass windows above the bar), the 1911 remodeling by Darmer & Cutting, and updates following the 1965 earthquake - making Miró Tapas a place where history, art, and hospitality converge.
