Went here for my birthday and everything was on point! Liked the eggplant parmigiana, meatballs and entrecôte
Our favorite restaurant in Madrid. Everything is good, but some of our favorites were the Asian pork bun, the mushroom gnocchi, and the truffled egg.
Check out the flamenco show on Tuesdays! Make a reservation to get a good seat. Also a good spot to come dance on the weekends.
Great but expensive paella. 17.50€ per person for the seafood variety. A two person order is definitely enough for three people.
Shit is expensive (like 27€), but a pretty good aquarium. Check out the giant crabs and the South American penguins. Dolphin show is also pretty cool.
So good and so cheap. Try the bacon & foie gras sandwich and a couple glasses of cava.
Skip the official audio guide and download the Sagrada Familia - Barcelona app from Musmon. It's only $2.99 and covers everything you'd want to know.
Movies are only $3.90 on Wednesdays. For English speakers, they show movies in the original language with Spanish subtitles.
Make sure to get a glass of mint tea. The couscous with beef is also tasty. Weirdly, the tagine comes with fries.
The menu del dia is an incredible deal. 10.90€ per person for multiple appetizers, a paella dish to share, and dessert. You'd pay more than that for just paella at most places. We loved the fideua!
Best meal we had in Valencia! Favorite dishes we had: marinated tuna in 7 spices and sepia amb ceba (cuttlefish stewed with wine and onions - see photo)
Really good, cheap banh mi. No seating, but worth eating in the car. Try the #2 special cold cut ham sandwich for $3.80
Ridiculously expensive ($18) but the sound system is amazing. If you're going to overpay somewhere, you could do worse.
LOVE this place! Indian restaurant, grocery store and bazaar under one roof. The samosa chaat side dish for $3.99 is delicious & enough food for a full meal.
Pretty small beach, but right in the heart of the old town. Really crowded during the summer but much more manageable in the fall.
