Eating and drinking
There are two ways to eat in Spain: you can go to a
restaurante or comedor (dining room) and have a full
meal, or you can have a succession of tapas (small snacks) or
raciones (larger ones) at one or more bars.
At the bottom line a comedor - where you'll get a basic,
filling, three-course meal with a drink, the menú del día -
is the cheapest option, but they're often tricky to find, and drab
places when you do. Bars tend to work out pricier but a lot more
interesting, allowing you to do the rounds and sample local or
house specialities.
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