DesireeChantal: @ArielDeNeyPR Cool, I provide the wardrobe-styling 4 the models... ;) We all need 2 link up & meet sometime over lunch or tapas & drinks. ;)
about 9 hours ago
danielwheeldon: Tapas or Belgian food tonight?
about 9 hours ago
mehuman: @missjames I always like small plate places like tapas teatro or grill art.
about 10 hours ago
lizziethomas: Or a steak, shell on king prawns, tapas, fajhitas... anything but stew!!
about 10 hours ago
craigmcgill: @victoriaraimes I want a private room, so checking a few places. Should we make it Burns Supper themed? (I'd rather have Chinese or tapas)
about 16 hours ago
Follow us on Twitter ...
 |
Don Quijote's menu featured some of the most authentic Spanish food found in the city. |
| By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers |
| Published July 11, 2008 at 12:24 p.m. |
|
Don Quijote closed yesterday, July 10.
Owner Elena Salas opened the Spanish restaurant on Downer Avenue in 1996 and helped introduce Spanish tapas to Milwaukee. In 2003 she moved to Walker's Point and opened at 704 S. 2nd St.
The menu featured authentic Spanish dishes like gazpacho, paella and tortilla Espanola.
|
11 comments about this article. Post a comment / write a review. |
Recent Talkbacks ...
Posted by mkelover on July 15, 2008 at 5:52 p.m. (report)
I completely forgot about this place. Did they ever advertise? Seeing an ad from time to time would help put them ahead in my mental list of restaurant to choose from when figuring out where to go. I'm sorry but not advertising will doom you in the end in this age of competition for restaurant patrons.
| Rate this: |
Posted by maxxxg on July 15, 2008 at 12:55 p.m. (report)
Even before they moved the food was inconsistent as best. I remember going there several time and half the appetziers were not available. It is quite easy to be the best Spanish or Tapas restaurant in Milwaukee when you are the only one.
| Rate this: |
Posted by JJM on July 13, 2008 at 12:45 a.m. (report)
I don't get it. Everytime a bar/restaurant closes everyone cries because it was "their favorite place." If you want these places to remain open, you and your friends need to support them by GOING THERE and quit frequenting the chains.
| Rate this: |
Posted by chksng19 on July 11, 2008 at 6:47 p.m. (report)
She lost her lease on Downer; hoped location near other Latin dining and theatre across the street would help. No such luck. She is a great cook!
| Rate this: |
Posted by Sad Foodie on July 11, 2008 at 2:55 p.m. (report)
All my favorite places have gone away. Dancing Ganesha, African Hut, now Don Quijote. In their place have popped up horrible chain eateries and franchises. I used to brag about these dining gems, but now there's a lot less to brag about.
| Rate this: |
Show me the other 6 Talkbacks
Recent blogs/briefs by OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers
|
Castelaz draws honors for Pablove efforts Nov. 27, 2009 Former Milwaukeean Jeff Castelaz is ABC's Person of the Week. |
|
Summerfest to alter beer operation for 2010 Nov. 24, 2009 Major Goolsby's will no longer run the beer operation at the Summerfest grounds. Sources ... |
Jennings gets comfortable at Turner Hall BallroomNov. 21, 2009 Mason Jennings made a stop Friday night at Turner Hall Ballroom. |
|
Fogerty riles 'em up at The Riverside Nov. 20, 2009 For Rock and Roll Hall of Fame singer John Fogerty, the world of music -- whether it be ... |
|
The Milwaukee Holiday Parade steps off Saturday Nov. 19, 2009 The Milwaukee Holiday Parade -- now in its 83rd year -- begins at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, ... |
| Top Clicks | Top Searches | Most Talkbacks |
- On the town in Milwaukee: Slow down for Rush Hour
- A guide to restaurant and bar tapas
- Meze Lounge brings tapas to Jefferson Street
- Ginger brings life back to former Barossa building
- Tapas in Tosa
- Shuttered Sauce will return as reborn Swig
- La Merenda snuffs smoking
- International tapas fuel La Merenda's tapas menu
- Love to share
- La Merenda puts a twist on tapas
