Eating in Spain

Spain’s next food spotlight is set: Jerez de la Frontera will carry the Capital of Gastronomy title through 2026, with the handover from Alicante scheduled in January.What the title means and key datesThe Capital of Gastronomy is an annual recognition awarded since 2012 to a Spanish city that stands

The chestnut festivals in Spain tend to come alive from the last two weeks of October through All Saints’ Day on 1st November.

Late October in Spain smells of roasting castañas and warm sugar. Bakery windows fill with inviting treats, while street braziers serve hot boniatos and cups of thick chocolate.

Food is practically a way of life in Spain, with a culinary heritage that goes back centuries. The country's gastronomy is incredibly varied, and you'll find that so much of the local culture is best understood through what's cooking in the kitchen.

Located on the coast of the Bay of Biscay, in Spain's Basque Country, San Sebastián—or Donostia, as it's known in Basque—is a city that effortlessly combines Belle Époque elegance with its status as a world-class foodie playground.

Semana Santa is upon us again, and the Easter holidays are one of the most important festivals in Spain, celebrated this year from 13th-20th April 2025.

Catalonia, a region celebrated for its rich cultural and culinary heritage, also boasts a longstanding cheesemaking tradition that spans centuries.

Spaniards love to eat, and anyone who has ever spent some time in Spain, either on holiday or living in the country, will know that socialising around the table with Spanish cuisine is a big part of life.

Spain is a country that takes great pride in its traditional Christmas food, with a wide range of sweet treats and delicious meals enjoyed throughout the festive period.

The renowned Neapolitan pizzas of L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele, established in 1870 in Naples and featured in the film Eat, Pray, Love with Julia Roberts, are expanding internationally. Following its successful debut in Barcelona in 2017, the pizzeria is set to open its first location in Madrid this September.

Spaniards spent 12.4% more in February on their food shopping than a year earlier, with a 15.4% increase in average prices and a 2.6% drop in volume sales, offsetting the fall compared to January, according to data published by the consultancy firm NIQ. More specifically, for yet another month, foo

As with other products that have gone global, such as McDonald's Big Mac or Coca-Cola soft drinks, the price varies greatly depending on which country you are in. The map below shows a quick glance at the price of a Tall Latte, the star of the Seattle-based chain Starbucks.

Spain has much more to offer than just its famous beaches, and this is evident from the thousands of tourists who flock to Spain every year to indulge in its gastronomic delights. However, when it comes to Spanish food, there are a few dishes that certainly aren't for the fainthearted.

When moving to another country, or when going on holidays, one thing to check before travelling is the time of different meals. Lunch and dinner times in Spain have always been a talking point due to the cultural difference with other neighbouring countries.

Spain has long been known for its gastronomy and while it might not get as much attention as the beaches and tourist resorts, it is a vital part of both Spanish culture and the tourism industry.

A food tour is a great way to have a holiday in Spain in 2020 which is a little bit different and a great "alternative" holiday idea for all the family to avoid crowds of tourists during the current COVID-19 climate: you can get away for a stress-free break with family or friends while enjoying

If you’re visiting the Canary Islands in Spain and looking for some unusual things to do in Lanzarote, you can’t do much better than eat El Diablo restaurant, the famous volcano restaurant where they cook the food without electricity or gas but using the heat of the volcano. Discover Spain's mo

Along with tortilla de patata and sangria, paella is probably Spain’s most famous export.

Mallorca is a tourist destination that offers an astoundingly wide variety of restaurants, bars and clubs. This article is for people who go out of their way to find the best alternative places where the locals go, and not just the typical tourist traps.

If you are a foodie and an adventurous person or just love to try new dishes and experience new types of cuisine, you are overdue a visit to one of the best Portuguese restaurants in the Spanish capital.

Pizza: definitely one of the most popular dishes in Italy and abroad... and one of the most loved (and eaten) in the world!

Spanish omelette is without a doubt the pride and joy of all Spanish people.

Spanish cuisine has grown considerably more popular in recent years, becoming one of the most important in the world, thanks to innovative geniuses such as Ferran Adrià and the Roca brothers.