Tapas (noun)

1. A variety of small dishes, typically Spanish, served as appetizers or snacks with drinks.
2. A variety of small, savory dishes served as appetizers or snacks in Spanish-style bars or restaurants.

Origin:

From spanish tapas "lids, covers, or small dishes of food", from tapar "to cover".

Examples:

1. We ordered a plate of tapas to share.
2. The tapas menu included a variety of small dishes.
3. The tapas bar was a great place to try different dishes.
4. The tapas were served with a glass of wine.
5. The tapas included a mix of seafood and meat dishes.