Spanish tapas restaurant Bulla Gastrobar now open. View paella octopus, meatballs, ham and cheese balls and more dishes.

Hours are Sunday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Friday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. I visited the restaurant on Tuesday (its grand opening day) and had lunch at the bar with only two other groups.

Pronounced “Boo-ya,” this tapas spot with a modern vibe is located at 4310 Sharon Road, Suite W01 in the space formerly occupied by Chuy’s.

Start off with Bulla’s popular Bullfighter cocktail ($11) – Bulleit bourbon, Aperol, Dow’s Port, lemon juice, and cranberry.

Another popular cocktail is Bulla’s Lemongrass Collins ($11) – St. Germain, Bombay Sapphire gin, lemongrass syrup, and cucumber. Here’s the cocktail menu:

If you’re there with friends, consider one of their three Sangria options. About $8 by the glass and $30 for a pitcher.

Fun fact: Bulla offers 6 different types of cured meats and 6 different types of queso.

Dip-lover? Order their Croquetas de Jamón ($7) – Serrano ham croquettes, and fig jelly.

Bulla’s most popular classic dish is their paella ($39) – Valencia-style rice, calamari, prawns, clams, shrimp, red sofrito, saffron.

Bulla brunch special: Prix fixe, 3-course brunch for $27 (weekends only). You can also order off their brunch menu. $6 sangrías and mimosas.

Here’s a look at their popular Huevos ‘Bulla’ – Eggs, homemade potato chips, Serrano ham, potato foam and truffle oil ($10.50). It’s a popular dish in Miami.

You’ll have five options for dessert including the Copa Bulla ($8) – dulce de leche, strawberries, Granny Smith apples, and Greek yogurt.

OK, here’s a look at a few other dishes I took shots of while eating a huge lunch alone at Bulla…

Verde Salad ($9) – roasted brussels sprouts, crispy kale, leon maple dressing

‘Bulla’ Burger ($13) – piquillo peppers, caramelized onions, tetilla cheese, brioche, honey thyme glaze

Cannelloni ($13) – ‘Catalan Style’ ground veal and pork, bechamel, Mahon cheese, and truffle oil

Albondigas ($9) – Veal and pork meatballs, Manchego, tomate frito