The Spanish Table

I wish more businesses operated like The Spanish Table.
Here’s the scoop:
Friendly customer service
Superior products
Great selection
I LOVE this place. I plan on spending more of my $$$ here. It’s the type of place I want to support.

Just got back from being in Spain for a couple of months and my wine is all gone! Definitely a great selection of Spanish wine. I also needed to find Cola Cao, because my family will never get around to sending me any, well this is the place! Yes, It is pretty pricey, but they honestly have everything (almost). Very friendly staff and a great location!

One of my favorite «foodie» places in the Bay Area. Nicely curated store selling Spanish food supplies.
I get chorizo, paella rice and saffron here on a regular basis. I’ve brought visiting guests to this store as part of a «foodie» tour.
They have shelves full of Spanish cookbooks, pottery and dishes, loads of spices and all types of Spanish food stuffs. They have a large selection of Spanish wines and paella pans.
I feel like I learn something new every time I’m here. This time I learned to pulverize my saffron with a little white wine to intensify the flavor.
I especially enjoy talking to the manager Kiefer. He has tremendous knowledge about all of the products in his store, as well as other great gourmet establishments in the bay.
I’m always harping about good customer service and Kiefer has it down. If I was still recruiting retail talent, I would pursue this gentleman to be on my team.
Somehow, I think he would refuse because he seems like he loves loves this store and it shows.
Go visit this store and be charmed!

I come here for the morcilla (blood sausage) and it never disappoints. Also the olives filled with anchovies and the chupa chups. Yes, I have strange tastes!
This place is really cool and you can find almost everything Spanish and Portuguese that you have been craving since your last trip there. Ceramics, books, amazing food stuff, fresh sausages and cheeses, even whole Serrano hams. And wines, wines, wines and all kinds of cookware from paella pans to targine pots.
The staff is super helpful and friendly anbd shopping here is just a really nice experience.

Such a freaking cute store! Yes it’s pricey but those who have been to Spain know that it ain’t cheap there for American’s either. So I do feel the prices are comparable if you were to bring home some products yourself. Spanish olive oil is so different from any ones I’ve tried here (fancy or store bought), the food in Spain is so good and different and walking into this store makes you feel like you could recreate the experience at home.
Speaking of which yes, they are pretty legit in what they offer but the bestest part is that they are super helpful in letting you know what to get, food /​drink wise.
My sister went in looking to make some legit Paella and not only do they have the huge range of pans, but they also have the many ways of making it. And they’re very honest and again helpful in making sure you get stuff within your comfort zone.
A cool tip is that my sister saw a few of the brands that was sold here, sold at TJ Maxx at of course a fraction of the cost (olive oils and olives is what she saw), however, the spices are something that you cannot find easily outside.
Those longing for Spanish days should definitely wander into here.

Go to for all things Spanish. Knowledgeable and super friendly staff. Love it here. Get the sparkling water from catalan, ginduilla peppers, any spanish tuna, olives, some cured jamon serrano and some wine then walk down the street to acme and get a bread and have a picnic.
Also great selection of cute cute things! Awesome cook book selection. You can come in and get all you need for paella, tagine, and a spectrum of other meals.
CHUPA CHUPS!