The Spanish Table

It is refreshing to see a place in San Francisco where they sell goods from the country of Spain which is my heritage. This is a pleasant surprise to see this on Clement street. Inside there is lots of goods imported from Spain and the surrounding region. They have an inside bar ( expresso) with savory paninis and sandwiches .You will find lots of wines from different regions of Spain inside. There is also cookware and ingredients to make Paella. This is a good place in San Francisco to grab a taste of Spain. When they say pass the Cava it means pass the Champagne To better explain Cava is Champagne from the country of Spain

Me encanta! I felt like it was someone's rustic home or pantry I just entered either in a cute small town or a quaint shop in Spain. I was instantly enchanted and whisked away to the Catalan countryside. PSA: they have the decadent nougats and lovely chocolates from Vicens! They also have small treats to treat yourself or the little ones! Chupa chups! Oh, how I would like to get everything there - the fideos for fideua, arros, wines, cheeses, iberico, ceramics, pans, Spanish sandwiches, drinks, spice mixes, etc - the essentials for cooking! It is also a classy establishment with a whole wall of wine next to which there were connoisseurs conversing on the nuances and subtleties of a particular selection.

Note to self: I love the Dandelion semisweet hot chocolate here. Friendly and fast serviceLove all the little specialty items they have in the store Thank you!

I love this shop! It has great selection of Spanish wines, amazing products including a good selection of cheeses, olives and other tapas type foods. I also like their selection paella pans and terracotta pots. The staff is friendly a d very helpful.

After returning from travels throughout Spain this spring, I've been missing the food, sights, and people and yearning to return. So, when I happened upon The Spanish Table and discovered their vast selection of tinned seafood, Spanish wines and cheeses, paella ingredients, spices, sweets, cookbooks, and cookware, it was a dream come true.The displays were so captivating, I spent a good hour in the store. I walked out ready to prepare some seafood tapas. Their prices are in line with and sometimes better than what I've seen online from other stores in the US and Canada. So, it's great to have such a good selection for those of us in the Bay Area. For those outside the Bay Area, you can order online.

I came here in search of a very specific item, Spanish anchovy-stuffed olives.Great customer service! The shopkeeper greeted me warmly right right as I walked in the door, directed me to a selection of the exact thing I was looking for, and explained the different options and how they differed in texture and quality. Lovely shop! My family is military and we were stationed in Spain when I was a kid, we all love cooking and eating Spanish food. Lots of the ingredients are hard to track down though, so this place is an AMAZING find! I came near closing time so didn't browse much, but looking forward to a return visit to explore more treats

Lovely panino, hot chocolate, and customer service. Will definitely be back to try more things on the menu and perhaps on the shelves. I appreciate the samples!

Great sandwiches. Great place if you want to learn more about sherry wine! Fantastic selection of international meats and goods.

We love this store. Their paninis are so good and everyone is so very friendly. We definitely feel the love here. After many visits, we finally tried all of their paninis. All delicious and made with quality ingredients, and even though we like them all, our personal favorite is the Moroccan, a vegetarian panini with goat cheese. Yummm. I also love their espresso and tea drinks. Especially like the black tea with saffron. Goes amazing with some of the saltier paninis and ready made bocadillo (sandwich).This is also a store that specializes in food, wine, and cookware from Spain. You want chorizo? They have it. You want Jamon de Iberico, they sell it. Cheeses, yes! They also sell paella pans in various sizes, and ceramic bowls, plates, etc all made in Spain along with lots of other items like chocolates, candies, nuts, spices, etc.

I came in here a few times and each time I am either not acknowledged or given weird glares as if I am not the type of customer they prefer either due to belong to a certain ethnicity or race or just my facial features. It's curious that they would set up shop in a neighborhood with a strong population of types they find so undesirable and inferior.Also I noticed that some locally sourced items are 4x more expensive than other markets and retailers. For instance the Mexican hot chocolate disk which is made in CA was 4x more than even what the manufacturer charges on their website. Caveat emptor.