Spanish foods that you just can’t leave the country without devouring. You’ll love everything!
MADRID FOODIE
There are always endless cheap eats when it comes to dining and drinking in Madrid.
As common as the peanut butter jelly sandwich is to the American diet, the bocadillo is the sandwich staple in Spain.
Calle de Barcelona in Sol District is a small street holds at least a dozen restaurants with delicious Spanish food, drinks, tapas and vibe.
You won’t find tacos here, just tapas…
Churros, a fried stick of sugar-coated dough, are served with a piping bowl of thick and rich chocolate.
Sharing tapas is a social activity and a bonding experience.






