Is the restaurant open to non-members?

Yes — the dining room is open to the public for lunch and dinner. The card rooms and reading rooms are members-only but you are welcome to walk through on your way in.

When is paella served?

Weekends — Friday lunch, Saturday, and Sunday. It's cooked to order, so arrive before 2pm or reserve ahead. Weekday menus focus on tapas and grilled plates.

Do they serve alcohol?

Yes — Casa de España is one of the few licensed restaurants in Tétouan, with a short Spanish wine list, sherry, and beer.

What's the dress code?

Smart casual. Shorts and flip-flops will get a raised eyebrow in the main dining room; the terrace is more relaxed.

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Casa de España

SPANISH CLUB RESTAURANT

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Casa de España

Name: Casa de España
Address: Tetouan, Tetouan, MA

SPANISH CLUB RESTAURANT

Casa de España is the restaurant inside the historic Casino Español building on Avenue Mohammed V, a 1920s social club for the city's Spanish community that still operates today. The dining room — dark wood, framed photographs of old Tétouan, and a long bar — serves Spanish classics: paella on weekends, tortilla, jamón, pimientos de padrón, and one of the few wine lists in the city. Non-members are welcome for lunch and dinner.

Location

Tetouan

FAQs

Menu highlights at Casa de España include Paella valenciana or seafood paella on weekends; Spanish tortilla; pimientos de padrón; jamón serrano; grilled merluza; flan de huevo for dessert.