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amy
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Hey everyone, what food is good to eat in spain, and are there any fastfood restruants? Big Grin
 
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Hi amy, welcome to the board.

I have moved your post to the food forum as it was more appropriate than the misc. stuff forum.

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"...what food is good to eat in spain,"
Kind of a broad question but it depends on your tastes but the fod here is AMAZING and there is something for everyone

Take a goooooooood loooooooong look through the MANY topics on this FOOD FORUM

Saludos,
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Hey everyone, what food is good to eat in spain, and are there any fastfood resturants? Big Grin
Amy, I think that "good food" and "fast food" tend to be mutually exclusive. Big Grin


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If you mean fast food as in getting it quickly (as opposed to McDonald's-type fast food) there are always good sandwich places that are cheap and fast. That's usually what I eat when I'm in a hurry. Give me a tortilla sandwich and I'm a very happy girl. Smiler

Anne


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TORTILLA, TORTILLA, TORTILLA!!!!!!!!!! Fast food is baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad! If you want fast food go to Rodilla or Pans and Company, skip McD's and Burger King! Go to any cafeteria and get a bocadillo!
 
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originally posted by sedusa:
[qb] skip McD's and Burger King![/qb]
Hey Mickey D's and Burger King are good for SOMETHING! (I don't eat there, but they are good when you need the "servicios". :jeje: )

Amy, sedusa is right! There is no reason to eat at these places when you can go to Pans and Company, a cafeteria, or a bar and have something like a "pincho de tortilla" that is much better for you.


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originally posted by Paulandirene:
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quote:
originally posted by sedusa:
[qb] skip McD's and Burger King![/qb]
Hey Mickey D's and Burger King are good for SOMETHING! (I don't eat there, but they are good when you need the "servicios". :jeje: )

Amy, sedusa is right! There is no reason to eat at these places when you can go to Pans and Company, a cafeteria, or a bar and have something like a "pincho de tortilla" that is much better for you. [/qb]
Some of Pans� and Rodilla�s fast food is actually tasty, nutritious and vegetarian (though it�s hard to vouch for the ingredients in the bolleria). But you can always eat supermarket food, which gives you fine control over what you take, is very cheap, widely available, and if done correctly is nutritious and tasty. (Bread and cheese, yogurt, salads, fruit...) Of course if travelling with other people you may want to check out some restaurants, but that�s less attractive when alone.
 
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One thing I will say for McDonald's...they have those old fried apple pies that we can't get in the US anymore. (Though why we need to have these "healthier" baked pies is beyond me. I don't go to McDonald's for health food. Roll Eyes )

So when I'm in Europe I do always have to stop in McDonald's for a couple of those. Smiler


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Hey QuePasa, yes!!! And them pies are now on sale... 2 for 1�!!!

Shall I send you a few (dozen) Big Grin

Saludos,
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Mmmmmm. They were 2/�1 when I was there, and believe me, a couple found their way into my tummy! Big Grin

Anne


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Speaking of food, I love all food in Madrid. I love the freshness of all food in the shops and just getting to know the people that sell me food. That is a great feeling.

Back in June and loving life again.

Shawn


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Frowner :lo: :b: Eight months before I see my favorite Museum! El Museo Del Jamon!

I :l: Jamon Iberico! :cheers:



 
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The first time I was in Spain, my daughter and I stopped in to a Pans & Co for a quick lunch. The bread was wonderful on the tuna sandwich, but our favorite part was the olives....they were put on the sandwich whole, and everytime either of us would take a bite an olive would fly off!!!! Now, every once in while I put olives (whole) on a sandwich just as a reminder!!

Also last fall while my daughter Clare was in Madrid and didn't have much cash she ate lunch for 1 euro at Rodilla! She was happy to make so little money go soooooo far.... Smiler
 
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Another chain similar to Pans is Bocatta�s, they
have a green facade. Never seen one in Madrid, but in various other parts of Spain. They usually have a newspaper or two as well.
 
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