Monday – Thursday · 3–6 pm
$5 Tapas at the bar
Ten of the kitchen's small plates at five dollars each — gambas al ajillo, patatas bravas, pan con tomate, calamares fritos. At the bar only, with a beverage.
— Mesón Sabika
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Tapas, paella and Spanish wine served across nine dining rooms and three award‑winning patios, on four acres just west of downtown Naperville.
One estate, three ways in
The mansion on the hill
In the spring of 1847, James Wright built a mansion on a hundred acres in the heart of Naperville — the grand entrance facing south to catch the light, majestic oaks planted for shade. Nearly a century and a half later, it became Mesón Sabika.
Today the estate holds nine individually styled dining rooms and three patios. Guests can take dinner indoors with the grace of a Mediterranean villa, or outside on a patio that keeps winning awards for it. Every plate — cold tapas, hot tapas, paella, a vintage Rioja — is made to be shared.
At the table
Order three or four between two, then keep going for as long as the evening allows. A few of the plates people come back for:
The robust garlic potato salad, on very nearly every table in the house.
$14.95
Goat cheese baked in tomato and basil, with garlic bread to finish the dish.
$17.95
Grilled octopus and potatoes under a spirited green vinaigrette with pine nuts.
$19.95
Saffron rice with shrimp, mussels, clams, scallops and octopus.
$42.95
Monday – Thursday · 3–6 pm
Ten of the kitchen's small plates at five dollars each — gambas al ajillo, patatas bravas, pan con tomate, calamares fritos. At the bar only, with a beverage.
Every Friday · 6–9 pm
Flamenco strings under the string lights of the veranda. No cover, no reservation required for the bar — though a table is a very good idea.
Recognition
Weddings
Exchange vows in the Pradal Garden — with a guaranteed indoor option if the weather turns — then move to a 5,000‑square‑foot Pavilion of draped ceilings, vintage chandeliers and towering windows onto the grounds. Up to 270 guests, dance floor included.

Covered · open to the gardens

Hedge‑walled · alfresco

Brick terrace · under the oaks

Gallery walls · one long table

Chandelier · garden windows

Holidays · long‑table dinners

The smallest, quietest room

Up to 270 seated
Drag to move through the rooms
Visit
Four acres, ten minutes from downtown Naperville, with parking on the estate. Weeknights are quiet and romantic; weekends fill the mansion room by room.
Open daily from 11:30 am
Get in touch
A booking, a large party, a dietary requirement, or something left behind — this reaches the restaurant directly.
Or call (630) 983‑3000 · events: events@mesonsabika.com
Planning something
Ten guests in an alcove to four hundred for cocktails. The events team answers directly.
Takeaway
The same kitchen, packed for the drive home. Order through Toast, Uber Eats or DoorDash.