Tag: Spanish food

The Mercado Central in Valencia

88283551 - facade of the central market in the city of valencia, spain.

The food market in Spain’s third largest city, Mercado Central in Valencia, is always busy. Much like the Boqueria Market in Barcelona or the San Miguel Market in Madrid, it is a favorite place of tourists and locals alike. The Mercado Central in Valencia puts its best local vendors to work showing off delicious produce,… Continue reading The Mercado Central in Valencia

Mealtimes in Spain: When Should You Eat?

When are the Mealtimes in Spain? The daily rhythm in Spain is quite unique and it relies on the mealtimes in Spain. You may think you’re all settled in after you get your NIE but getting on time with Spanish mealtimes is vital. Spanish people are known for being laid-back but they keep their meals… Continue reading Mealtimes in Spain: When Should You Eat?

All About Spanish Horchata, Spain’s Sweet Drink

97836320 - tiger nut milk served with fartons, typical sweet from valencia. horchata de chufa.

If you love Spanish desserts but haven’t heard of Spanish horchata, you’re in for a treat (literally). Spanish horchata is a sweet milk-type drink made from tiger nuts. This cold, refreshing beverage is typically served for merienda or a sweet snack after lunch. If you have a sweet tooth, read on to find out more… Continue reading All About Spanish Horchata, Spain’s Sweet Drink

The Valencia Orange: 4 Sweet Ways to Enjoy

valencia, spain plaza de la reina with orange tree.

The Valencia orange is one of the sweetest oranges that exists. Countries all over the world grow these oranges, but Spain is the biggest orange producer in Europe. In fact, you may even think you’re seeing Valencia oranges growing on city streets in Spain! The orange trees in the city don’t produce Valencia oranges, however. These… Continue reading The Valencia Orange: 4 Sweet Ways to Enjoy

How to Cook Vegetarian Paella like a Native

paella cooking on an electric stove. typical cuisine of the valencian community in spain

If you’re a vegetarian in Spain, you can still eat the national dish by trying out a vegetarian paella. Paella was originally created in Valencia but is enjoyed across all of Spain. This Spanish favorite food usually made with either seafood or meat but vegetarian paella doesn’t lack any of the traditional taste! Vegetarian paella… Continue reading How to Cook Vegetarian Paella like a Native

The Best Tapas Bars in Valencia

young woman in red enjoying sangria, traditional spanish alcohol drink, sitting outdoors in the center of valencia old town

So you’ve traveled to the third largest city in Spain and hunger strikes; you need to find a list of the best tapas bars in Valencia right now! Valencia is known for its unique culture and history. Lucky for you, the authentic culture applies to its food as well and Valencia is a foodie heaven.… Continue reading The Best Tapas Bars in Valencia