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No trip to Lisbon is complete without eating a pastéis de nata (or a few!). These Portuguese egg custard tarts are the perfect anytime-snack and really satisfy any sweet cravings you may have. While you can easily find them all over the city, we’ve rounded up 6 of our favorite places to eat pastéis de…

In recent years, the specialty coffee scene has been making itself known in Barcelona, one trendy café at a time. As we’ve mentioned before, Spanish coffee, in the classic torrefacto style, leaves something to be desired for those who didn’t grow up drinking this burnt, slightly sweet coffee. However, a number of coffee lovers and…

The southern region of Spain, Andalucía, is a magical place that is revered for its sunshine, vibrant culture, and unbeatable cuisine. The home of tapas, flamenco, and bullfighting, Andalucía is the birthplace of so many iconic pieces of Spanish culture. This includes some of the country’s most popular dishes, including gazpacho andaluz. Chances are you’ve…

Seville is the home of tapas, small plates, and little bites to share. While typical tapas like patatas bravas and Spanish omelet usually steal the show, montaditos need to be on your radar, too! These little sandwiches are small in size, but really hit the spot when it comes to flavor. Every tapas bar has…

If you’re looking for the perfect thing to bring to your next potluck or dinner party, a scrumptious charcuterie board is just the thing. Salty meats and cheeses, sweet fruits and jams, and crusty bread and crackers really hit the spot in the most perfect way. Here are some tips for what to include on…

Flamenco is at the heart of Spanish culture. It’s more than just music or dancing, it’s something that you experience with all of your senses. You’ll find some of the best flamenco in Andalucía, the region that includes cities like Málaga, Seville, and Granada. To experience the passion of flamenco in Málaga, here are 5…

Vermouth is making a comeback in Spain, and for a good reason. This isn’t the bottle of liquor that you remember your parents had on hand to make cocktails occasionally. Spanish vermouth stands out on its own, bursting with complexity and flavor. In cities like Madrid, Barcelona, and others, vermouth bars showcase some of the…

Madrid is a culinary delight to for travelers to discover, from its traditional Spanish cuisine and tapas to its international and modern fare. There’s so much to eat, smell, and sample in the city’s tapas bars, restaurants, and food markets. However, travelers on a budget needn’t fear that they can’t get a taste of the…

Want some tips for eating out in Spain? This guest post by Jeremy from Ktchndad.com has got you covered! Read on to get his best tips for dining well on a shoestring budget. Photo by The Travelling Bum on VisualHunt / CC BY-ND I don’t know about you but I simply love last-minute bargains. There…

Spain is a seafood lover’s paradise, since its more than 44,000 kilometers of coast ensure that there is fresh fish available all year long. Because of this Spaniards grow up eating a variety of seafood from both near and far. One favorite fish is tuna, which is used in Spanish homes almost every day in…

Whether you prefer sweet or salty, light or hearty, there’s a perfect place for you to experience breakfast in Málaga. From classic tapas bars that serve traditional Spanish breakfast to trendy brunch cafés, here are 5 spots that need to be on your list. Check them out and start your day out right! Noviembre Noviembre…

As we continue discovering Spanish wine by region, we are heading to the heart of Spain: Madrid! In this installment we are going to talk about DO Vinos de Madrid, Wines of Madrid, the wine region in the the south of Madrid province. Let’s take a look at what makes this DO unique and the…