Ronda is an undiscovered foodie paradise. And it’s not hard to see why! The city perches on top of a rugged cliff, overlooking valleys filled with amazing food. You’ll see rolling hills covered with olive trees, vineyards, grazing goats and sheep, all cut by the …
If you don’t travel for food, then what’s the point? Sure, sightseeing is great and culture is important. But the real meat and potatoes of any trip to Spain is, well… the meat and potatoes! And when you’re in Seville, you need to know where …
Seville’s food markets are like Disneyland for adults. But unlike Disneyland, it’s not creepy if you go by yourself! Walking into these places is a feast for all the senses. There’s the electric neon colour of all the fruits and veg, the smell of the …
Eating in Malaga is a tricky thing. On the one hand, you have amazing, authentic tapas bars crowded with old Spanish men who seem like they’ve been there for an eternity. But these places are wedged between Irish pubs, tacky pizzerias, and weird restaurants serving …
There’s one thing on Spanish menus that you might not be expecting. It’s a delicious bar snack that comes around once a year, with locals in the south of Spain marking off days in their calendar like kids waiting for Santa. Except they’re adults, and …
Córdoba is an amazing city to visit, less than an hour’s train ride from Seville. It’s home to some of the best food in the south of Spain, so find out where to eat with my ultimate foodie’s guide to Córdoba! A few weeks ago, …
You might think that a trip to Logroño, capital of Rioja, is all about wine, wine, and more wine. But this is Spain! Here, wine is the bottom third of the food pyramid. Drinking wine is part of the mealtime experience, which means that for …
“What’s the deal with that big yellow potato thing on the bar?” This is a question jumps into your brain at the start of your trip to Seville. It certainly popped into my head when I went to my first sevillano bar, when I saw …
Your guide to the best tapas in Seville, and where to go to order them! As soon as you arrive in Seville, you’re going to run into a problem. There are too many places to eat at. Now, that might not sound like a huge problem straight away, but just think about it. There are over 3,000 tapas bars and restaurants in Seville—that’s huge! Unless …
Did you know that Spanish people drink more beer than wine? So despite the typical idea of sipping sangria under the Spanish sun, this really is beer country. In fact, beer is so popular that the wine industry has spent millions of euros on ads …