After 5 years, this Spanish tapas restaurant and bar is closing on Miami Beach

A Spanish-style tapas restaurant and cocktail bar is closing in Miami Beach.

Tropezon, from the team behind the downtown Miami neighborhood bar Lost Boy Dry Goods, announced it will be closing at 512 Española Way.

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The group announced the news on its social media platforms.

“To our guests and our staff, thank you for all the memories over the last five years,” the post said. “For every meal, every drink, and every moment shared on Española Way, we are deeply grateful.” The post went on to invite guests for one last toast on Oct. 3, the final day of service.

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Tropezon was known for its extensive gin program and Andalusian tapas, particularly jamón ibérico and tortilla Espanola as well as papitas, fried anchovies, grilled prawns and traditional patatas bravas with pimento sauce and salsa verde.

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