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 A little box by SirRichard
A good place to buy it is in the patisserie "El Populo", in the Pelota street, the little street from the Cathedral to the Town Hall.
3 to 6 euros p/p Leave a Comment Theme: Food and Drink
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 Columela early in the morning by SirRichardLeave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: It goes from San Francisco street (near the harbour) to Plaza de Las Flores, where the Post Office is.
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 The Nueva Street Barber Shop by SirRichard
The one I went to this time is about to be closed (a "For Hire" sign is on the door already), is a bit ruined and the age of the customers is close to 80-90. I enjoyed my last stay there, as it will probably be my really LAST time there. New "design" haircut shops, unisex and so are opening all around, so these old barbershops will disappear soon I am afraid.
I'm not a good chatter, so this time I lietened carefully to all the conversations around. There was a sense of decay and death in the air... the customers (all of them in the 80s) talked about gone things, gone persons & friends, gone shops... a perfect plot for a Luchino Visconti's film!!! :-) Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: c/ NuevaDirections: Coming from Plaza de San Juan de Dios, at the beginning of Nueva Street, after the first alley, at the left.
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 The market by SirRichard
Is not really a big one, and the things you'll find there are not outstanding, but, is a nice way to pass a sunday morning... Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Mercado de Abastos (Central Market). Pl. LibertadDirections: All around the market (which is closed on sundays BTW).
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 Central Market by bugalugs
It was open when we were there in the early evening. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Facing the post office in Plaza de Las Flores take the road to the left of it and the market is there.
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 Caramelos (Candy store) by Beach_dogLeave a Comment Theme: Food and Drink
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 by acemjLeave a Comment Theme: Food and Drink
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 Juan Ca by blint
You won't see them on display or any signs saying they sell them, here in Cadiz you are expected to know.
So you walk in to a Tobacco shop and you ask for 'Sellos' (pronounced seyos) they will then ask you if it is for Europe or not. If you tell them what country you are sending your postcard or letter to they will automatically give you the correct amount.
There is no First Class and Second Class system here. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Shops by bugalugsLeave a Comment Theme: Other
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El Corte Ingles is Spain's only real department store chain. And although Northern Europeans or Americans maybe used to getting everything under one roof my advice is to shop around as El Corte Ingles has much higher prices than other shops. The quality of goods is fine but it is better to support smaller businesses (sorry to be so blunt). Only shop here is it is necessary or you have plenty of money.
Hipercor which is an offshoot of El Corte Ingles is contained within it, selling food and many of the same products as Corte Ingles but at slightly cheaper prices. It is still more expensive than other supermarkets, clothes, shoes, cosmetics and household goods shops.
Saying all that against them, I often go to Hipercor within Corte ingles as it has a food section; if I need a special ingredient such as fresh thai chilli's or Wasabi or Nori to make sushi. You will also find some British,German and Belgian products as well as Mexican Mole and Chipoles in a can which you can't find in other places.
They have a small international section by the beers.
The small Club Gourmet in Corte Ingles also has food from all over the world and even glass bottles of designer water costing about 5 or 7 euros.
Heinz tomato soup can be found here at an extortionate price too.
There are also Expensive wines.
The only food section in Corte Ingles apart from Club Gourmet is in Hipercor.
I bought my computer in Corte Ingles because they where the only people willing to give me the credit to pay it off monthly as I am technically not a Spanish national. It was more expensive than other places but they do offer a good guarantee and insurance policy on electrical goods. The main reason was of course I couldn't buy a computer outright and needed the credit option. Leave a Comment Theme: Department StoreDirections: In the new town. Take the number 5 bus from Plaza España or the New Avenue (Juan Carlos).
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