Restaurants & cafés / Midtown
La Feria + Cata Vino
Spanish tapas and a wine bar in Midtown since 2013, inspired by Seville's spring fair, with a little Spanish market next door.
01 / The story of this place
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La Feria opened in October 2013, started by friends Pilar Barón-Hidalgo, Naomi Khalil and Elias Khalil. The idea comes from Seville's Feria de Abril: for about 17 years they threw their own yearly feria in Michigan, full of cooking and dancing, until the party needed a permanent home. La Feria seats 45 for tapas, and next door the 32-seat Cata Vino wine bar and mercado sells bottled sangria and Spanish pantry goods to take home.
- Spanish tapas inspired by Seville's Feria de Abril
- Cata Vino wine bar and Spanish market next door
- Bottled sangria to go
- Happy hour Tue–Thu, 4–6 PM
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