Miró Spanish Grille - Ballantyne

Thursday is a standout, guests repeatedly mention Thursday nights for live music, and the Happy Hour menu highlights sangria on Thursdays.

The paella and several main dishes are generously portioned, guests commonly describe the paella as plentiful and nearly enough for two to share.

Yes, Miró is well suited to date night: the restaurant markets itself for date nights and guests report intimate, warm dining experiences and anniversary visits.

The paella is the standout, guests frequently praise Miró’s paella (including Paella de Carne and the seafood paella) as a must-try.

Miró Spanish Grille feels warm and intimate with cozy, stylish touches, guests note warm lighting, modern finishes, and Spanish music; the main dining room is separated from the bar, and Thursdays feature live music for a livelier evening.

Business casual is the guideline, aim for neat, polished attire rather than formalwear for a comfortable evening at Miró.

For a livelier night with music, Miró is a great choice on Thursday evenings when they regularly have live music; for a quieter, more intimate visit, guests note Tuesday evenings can be pleasantly calm.

Yes, Miró offers a Happy Hour program with rotating drink features across the week (for example, Monday featured wine, Tuesday Moscow Mules, Wednesday Spanish beer, Thursday sangria) plus a dedicated bar snack Happy Hour menu.

Yes, families are welcome: one guest reports bringing a toddler and the staff were accommodating, offering seating choices and accommodating a high chair.

Yes, Miró serves alcohol, featuring Spanish wines and sangrias plus hand-crafted cocktails and rotating drink features like Moscow Mules and Spanish beer during Happy Hour.