Embrujo Flamenco Tapas Restaurant – $25 for $50 Worth of Tapas and Spanish Wine OR $29 for a Three-Course Paella Menu (Save up to 50% Off)
Today’s Toronto (GTA) Groupon Deal of the Day: Embrujo Flamenco Tapas Restaurant – $25 for $50 Worth of Tapas and Spanish Wine OR $29 for a Three-Course Paella Menu
Buy now for only $25 or $29
Value $50 or $49
Discount 50% or 41%
You Save $25 or $20
This is a limited 2-day only sale that will expire at midnight on Wednesday, June 15, 2011. Click here to buy now or for more information about the deal. Quantities are limited so don’t miss out!
Highlights
Authentic Spanish tapas
Abundant vegetarian offerings
Live flamenco shows Wednesday–Sunday
The Fine Print
Expires Jan 31, 2012
Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per table, 2 per table of 6 or more. Valid only for option purchased. Dine-in only. Not on New Year’s Eve. Not valid for Summerlicious menu, 7/8-7/24. $30 minimum applies on nights when show is featured. $50 Groupon not valid for Paella Festival menu running through June 2011.
Embrujo Flamenco Tapas Restaurant
97 Danforth Ave., Toronto, ON
(416) 778-0007
http://www.embrujoflamenco.com/
Today’s Groupon to Embrujo Flamenco Tapas Restaurant on Danforth Avenue. Choose between the following options:
- For $25, you get $50 worth of tapas and Spanish wine.
- For $29, you get a three-course paella Festival menu for one, available through June 30 (a $49 value).
Embrujo Flamenco boasts an extensive selection of authentic Spanish tapas crafted with traditional cooking methods in its sophisticated and oft flamenco-boosted environment. For a traditional Madridian experience, sweet-and-salty bacon-wrapped dates ($6.95) detonate juicy flavour bombs that shatter previously held reservations about tap dancing in public. The puntillas en salsa de mostaza, a grilled Black Angus sirloin served over house cut fries ($10.95), proves that shareables can have hearty hearts. Herbivoyeurs watching you dine from over the host’s shoulder will salivate over the abundant selection of vegetarian tapas, including the garlic-and-mushroomy champi-ones al ajillo ($8.95). Through June 30, diners can also opt for the three-course paella Festival menu, which rotates paella variations daily. The arroz negro dyes rice and seafood black with squid ink, and the paella langosta spikes the traditional dish with lumps of lobster.
With exposed brick walls and sophisticated urban decor, this eatery is an ideal place to impress an expatriate Spaniard on a first date or during a live-action-role-playing job interview. Complimentary flamenco shows take place Wednesday–Sunday (a minimum of $30/person is required on show nights).
Click here to buy now or for more information about the deal. Don’t miss out!