Gallery Reserve

Restaurant & Bar · Houston, Texas

Zaragoza

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Seafood paella with prawns, mussels and lemon

Chef tending a giant paella

A martini on the marble bar

Our kitchen is built around plates to share, rice cooked for the table, and the cooking of Aragón. The bar and dining room are made for long evenings and good company.

Our story

From the banks of the Ebro to the heart of Houston.

Named for the Aragonese city where Roman, Moorish and Spanish cultures meet, Zaragoza is a gathering place built around small plates, wood-fired paella and long conversations over a glass of Rioja.

A black-and-white photograph of daily life in a Spanish village

Our Menus

Small plates for the middle of the table, brought out as they are ready.

Pan con tomate
Grilled bread, ripe tomato, olive oil, sea salt.
$XX
Croquetas de jamón
Creamy béchamel, cured ham, a crisp crumb.
$XX
Patatas bravas
Fried potatoes, paprika sauce, garlic alioli.
$XX
Gambas al ajillo
Shrimp, garlic, guindilla chile, olive oil.
$XX
Tortilla española
Potato and onion omelette, served soft in the center.
$XX
Jamón ibérico
Cured ham, sliced to order.
$XX

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Please tell your server about any allergies.

Private Events

Birthdays, rehearsal dinners and company evenings, with a menu planned for your group and a corner of the bar to yourselves.

A long candlelit table set for a private dinner

Made for Houston

A Spanish table in the middle of the city we call home.

Downtown Houston skyline lit up at dusk

A METRORail train at Central Station on Fannin Street

Downtown Houston towers under a bright blue sky

Reservations

Choose a day, a time and a party size. For groups larger than eight, write to us from the Visit section.

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