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Les Quinze Nits Barcelona
47 Reviews In Barcelona you are spoilt for choice when it comes to restaurants but the reason we chose this restaurant was due to the location (Placa Reial) and the menu had a good selection. We arrived early...
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Museo del Jamon Madrid
36 Reviews We saw two of these Museo del Jamons near Puerta del Sol. They were always packed because they were doing a promotion where you could get a draft beer for a Euro and a filled roll for a Euro. The...
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Ca'n Pedro Palma de Mallorca
3 Reviews A family run institution which has two big, buzzing restaurants in the small town of Genova, a short taxi ride from the centre of Palma. This is a must visit restaurant. Rustic ambience where you can...
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TAPAS Granada
32 Reviews This street, near Plaza Einsteins and Pedro Antonio de Alarcon street is plenty of tapas bars. You will not see many foreign people over there (not like in Elvira street). There are mainly students....
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Shanti Shakti Ibiza
6 Reviews When Shanti Shakti first opened it`s doors in 2001, there were four hand written menus and not many more dishes to choose from, now, in 2006, things are looking even better. The menu isn`t the biggest...
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La Posada de Antonio Málaga
7 Reviews CLOSE. LAST TIME I PAST THROUGH LA POSADA WAS CLOSE. LA POSADA DE ANTONIO WAS AT THE CENTER OF MALAGA IS NOT THE ONE OF ANTONIO BANDERAS. Big local with nice things for tapa. Very nice to have take...
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Local Food Majorca Island
23 Reviews This tiny local c'an called Thomas's is located a few streets above Porto Cristo's harbour. It is a real locals place that has only a few tables that are served by a singing waitress whilst you wait...
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Casa Eladio Marbella
10 Reviews it was last minute deciusion to do the Friday dinner there at one of my favorite spots of Marbella, Corner fo the virgin. Eladio gave us an interesting menu, and also founded interesting to be in one...
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Las Flores Cadiz
7 Reviews This little tapas bar has a warm welcoming atmosphere as well as serving great tapas. It is named on the tapas route and has won awards for its standards. I have included a link to their web site...
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El Gallo Azul Jerez de la Frontera
5 Reviews Situated on the first floor of a curious building, its quasi luxurious... All dishes we tasted where fery fine and tasty, fresh seafoods and fishes (Bacalao and turbot) well prepared. Good wines,not...
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Meson Burgos Burgos
1 Review A small tapas bar located near the cathedral. Popular with locals and not too many tourists visiting. It was quite full, which is normally a good indication of good local food. I was recommended to...
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Les Quatre Gats Barcelona
33 Reviews When you enter you find you attracted by the piano music, the XIX century atmosphere and the art decorations on the walls mixed to ancient photos. But the local is busy, crowded by tourists and the...
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Tapas Madrid
35 Reviews Stayed in Madrid at an out-of-the-way Ibis Hotel in September 2008. There were a few restaurants around the hotel, but nothing that truly shouted Spanish to us. We saw a little bar called La Hacienda...
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BODEGAS CASTAÑEDA Granada
10 Reviews We stayed in Granada for 2 nights and ate/drank at Antigua Bodega Castaneda both nights. The tapas was cheap and delicious, the beer cold and the local wine most drinkable! Tapas - Can't remember...
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Villa Mercedes Ibiza
2 Reviews We found Villa Mercedes by accident and were drawn in by the seductive lighting and lounge area. The food was absolutely fantastic and the service excellent. The waiter even brought me a pashmina and...
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El Pimpi's Málaga
5 Reviews I love this place - huge vaulted celings, flagstone floors and walls lined with enormous barrels signed by many literary greats. It's always buzzy here and sometimes has live music too. Food is...
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Cafes Majorca Island
9 Reviews We woke early on a Sunday morning in Soller and wandered up to the main square hoping to find maybe one or two cafes open for breakfast. We needn't have worried: the whole square was a hive of...
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XIN-XIN (Chinesse) Marbella
5 Reviews Hans and I went to RESTAURANTE CHINO XIN XIN twice, once with a group of VT'ers and once by ourself. Most of us had the Menu Del Dia which was a fantastic value at 4,75 Euro. First course choices :...
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El Faro Cadiz
4 Reviews We got ripped off at this prestigious restaurant. Planned a special dinner days ago, visiting their webpage and studying the elaborate "tasting menus". When we got to the restaurant and gleefully...
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Taberna La Alameda Jerez de la Frontera
2 Reviews We returned to Taberna La Alameda in May 2006, intending to have a light lunch. The waiter knew his stuff though, and persuaded us to try their Paella de Mariscos at 7.50 euros each - and very good...
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Tapa Tapa Barcelona
27 Reviews Today my parents and I were eating in Tapa Tapa in Placa d Espanya. I havent got so furious for a long time, although there were no complaints about the food. But when we got the bill and it said 17...
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San Ginés Chocolateria Madrid
14 Reviews So much has been said about this place, and it well worth the trip here ..... the chocolate is out of this world good !!!! One comes in orders and pays for the chocolate and churros ... is given a...
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TEA ROOMS Granada
8 Reviews Teterias are Moorish style tea houses, where You can enjoy choosing a glass of aromatic herbal or fruit teas from the vast menu. I'd recently returned from 2 weeks in Morocco, and was missing my...
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Coastline Cafe Ibiza
2 Reviews This restaurant overlooks the pool of the Cafe below and faces out over the sea towards the sunset. The atmosphere is far more exclusive than other restaurants on sunset strip, and due to the nautical...
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Clandestino Málaga
5 Reviews The interior of this little gem is just like a French bistro. Wooden tables, rough brick walls and low lighting. The waitresses average an age of 20yrs and are the funkiest little workers Ive ever...
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This restaurant is located in the city of Puerto de Santa Maria. I recommend to anyone and to all the military stationed in the Rota. The place is very small and in the summer can be very hot due to no air conditioning. The food does take a while to cook, but it is worth it and everything is made from scratch and baked in a clay oven. Lasagna and stuffed shells, the garlic bread is great too. Get some wine while you are there.
Food from Asturias : fabada, cordero asado, besugo al horno y merluza a la sidra.They serve as apetizer a delicious "strong" blue cheese, like the french roquefort.The restaurant is in the house of asturias on second floor of a building. merluza
LA BARRACA is coined as serving "The Best Paella in Madrid." They supposedly have been serving it since 1935.I was really anxious to sample true Spanish paella and I was not disappointed at all by this restaurant.The "Paella Mixta" was incredible and is meant to serve two. The flavor combination of the saffron rice mixed in with the seafood and chicken were absolutely mouth-watering.Combine that with a aromatic bottle of excellent Spanish wine and wonderful, friendly service, and this restaurant was good enough to come to twice in 4 days!You can tell by the look on my face I was having a wonderful meal and surrounded by a cozy ambience.Just what the heck was I looking at? PAELLA MIXTA "LA BARRACA" (calamares, mejillones, langostinos, mero, pollo, magro de cerdo)
The 2 years old Travel Bar in Barcelona has been thought as a meeting point for travelers from all over the world. Waiters that speak 11 different languages (greek, swedish, portuguese...), internet cafe, travel agency...They organize slide shows, "tapas tours", cultural visits, chating meetings, sport activities...Take a look at their web page.
-The ambience: it is very nice, students, young, groups, ...It is more a coffee house where you can drink beer, coffee or tea.-The food: is expensive and pre-maked (like empanada gallega, tortilla, pizza, tarta, ...)-GOOD: newspapers, internet, board with adds, terrace in summer Cyber café with book shop. Good tea selection from shop EL TE DELS CIUTADANS. Daily menú. A lot of friends. Flowers.
I discovered El Faro almost two years ago when I returned to Spain, if I had found it before I may never have left in the first place!Situated in La Manzanera the restaurant is away from the noise and traffic of the town and is worth the amble up the hill. In summer the terrace is shaded over, with a little spot left for the real sun worshippers and in the winter the wood burning stove keeps indoors warm and cosy.All the ususal dishes can be found on the menu but Ian will go out of his way to cater to those of us wanting something different. With a days notice he can conjure up almost anything. The tapas are great and freshly made to order, not sitting on a cool tray waiting for someone to come along and pick them.The bar is frequented by regulars and tourists alike and very cosmopolitan but we all get along - even during the international footy matches!! Only friendly banter...
We stopped for lunch in Antequera, in a restaurant by the highway. The lunch was good but too expensive. I don't know if I had to pay the many flies that made us company during the lunch.
A brand new concept of Spanish cuisine with absolutely mouth watering dishes! Incredibly well presented and the service was brilliant!Seven of us celebrated my friend's birthday there and we couldn't find any faults, in fact, it was quite the contrary... with every dish that came out we were stunned at the taste of it!! We chose to have the "degustacion" menu. Which is 6 courses... this way we get to try a lot of different things... even the desserts where incredible! I don't think I've ever had such a different, delicious home made Spanish dessert!! The price was only 25€... it was incredible value for money!The staff were always smiling and the restaurant is modern, sleek and very clean. It's not very big and you feel very cosy. I would highly recommend you go an eat there!! Gosh! so difficult as all the dishes where so nice... But i have to say that the duck stood out for me, it was...
This is a chain of restaurants found in a number of cities in Spain, usually with convenient locations. I ate in a few of them. All have the same basic lay-out and foods. Very clean, busy at lunchtime and child friendly.It is an all you can eat buffet with vegetarian/vegan choices available but they also serve meat dishes at a separate counter. There is a long fresh vegetable/salads counter, a drinks counter, a desert counter and the meats/hot foods counter (includes soup, pasta and pizza for instance).For a flat price (9.90 Euro in September 2009) you can have as much to eat as you like. Take what you want, includes one soft drink/coffee/tea and one desert. You can return to the food bar for a free refill. The food is fresh and tasty. The vegetables crisp and clean. A wide variety to choose from. The deserts are most often a choice of fruits, ice cream, rice pudding, a simple 'pound'...
This is a fantastic little gem of a restaurant that many people walk right past. Don’t pass up your opportunity to enjoy fantastic traditional Andalusian food. It has a cosy and interesting interior filled with many local artefacts, posters from bull fights and even a few ribbons awarded to prize bulls. The fantastic waiter clad in a tuxedo invited me in and made me feel very welcome. He actually recommended that I try some typical Andalusian dishes. What a great result! I enjoyed Gazpacho as my starter. This cold, tomato based vegetable soup, is served with egg and vegetables cut into small pieces. Add as much or as little as you like to make a heartier dish. I then ordered the Ragoût de Toro a la Flamenca (Bull meat ragoût Andalusian style). Wow! This was so good I did consider licking my plate to get every drop of the fantastic sauce. Los Toriles serves several typical Andalusian...
Jazz Barcelona
6 Reviews and 1597 Opinions So it costs a fair bit...but the location is perfect, right in between Eixample and Las Ramblas,...
Hotel Atlantico Madrid
7 Reviews and 1990 Opinions With most four-star hotels in Madrid (and throughout Western Europe) charging US$400 or more, the...
San Augustin Beach Club Canary Islands
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