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1 day ago · Last but not least, this list considers the overall satisfaction of each regional cuisine. These 10 places share the common factor of being places where dining is enjoyed so much that gastronomic tourism constitutes a big reason why many people visit them. Ranking of Spain’s best places to eat 10. Valencia
1 day ago · Perhaps the most-famous genre of Spanish food, tapas took the world by storm in the early 2000s. Tapas bars opened in big cities and sleepy suburbs all over Europe and the US, hoping to imitate the intimate and friendly ethos that goes hand in hand with these tiny shared bites.
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2 days ago · Madrid’s food scene is having a moment right now. The city, once known for home-style, basic dishes like cocido or huevos rotos, has exploded with restaurants merging traditional Spanish dishes with all things contemporary, like international flavors, tasting menus, and even quirky, one-of-a-kind dining experiences.
3 days ago · Based in Andalusia and passionate about the Mediterranean lifestyle, historic sites and Spanish food, Molly began writing about Spain in 2011. Living like a local in Granada since 1998, she is fluent in Spanish and here she shares her travel tips and recommendations. Molly also personally designs travel itineraries for your in and around Spain.
4 days ago · Stand out dish: Mussels with seaweed. Prices: Starters from 7.90 EUR and a special 5 course tasting menu 25 EUR. Address: Calle Buenos Aires, 5-7, 11003 Cádiz. Tuna tartar at La Marmita Centro – one of the best restaurants in Cadiz. Mussel with seaweed at La Marmita Centro, Cadiz.
2 days ago · Some country-wide staple dishes common throughout Spain include croquetas , paella (a rice dish from the Valencian Community), ensaladilla rusa (the local name for the Olivier salad), gazpacho (a vegetable cold soup), and tortilla de patatas (Spanish omelette).
2 days ago · The Sagrada Familia, without a doubt, is a place you must visit while in Barcelona. Most love it, some think it is incredibly ugly. The Sagrada Familia is the most unique church we have ever seen. From the outside, the front of the church looks like a sandcastle that is slowly crumbling into the ocean.
