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| :: Spain Travel » Spain Destinations » Almeria Travel Guide » Eating in Almeria |
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Eating in AlmeriaThe sea is present in this city's cuisine and for this reason delicious Mediterranean fish are the major ingredient of fritters, grills and casseroles. The cuisine of this region also shares two basic common ingredients used in the rest of Andalucia - olive oil and spices. Some dishes are: Marinade sardines, clams, shrimp or Norway lobster, or especially the sopa de mariscos (seafood soup), typical in these latitudes. The best place for reasonably priced restaurants and bars is around the Puerta de Purchena end of Paseo de Almeria. In the old town you can find many good bars and cafes near to the town hall. While in the Almeria province, also consider visiting the Tabernas Desert. Marisqueria El Alcazar (Paseo de Almería) Very good for fish and seafood as well as being good value. Restaurant Sol de Almeria (Calle Circunvalación) Located by the covered mercado which offers several daily menus including a drink. Some are only two courses but are good sized portions for the price. |
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