Top 10 Unusual foods to try when Visiting Spain

Percebes

Goose barnacles are referred to in Spanish as percebes, and they are filter-feeding crabs just like other barnacles.

Angulas

The eels that are two or three years old are called angulas.

Gazpacho

When processing the ripest, reddest tomatoes, olive oil, garlic, bread, peppers, and cucumber until smooth, spoon the mixture into glasses or bowls and refrigerate.

Paella

They say you can have a different rice meal every day of the year in the Valencia region, but for the time being, we’ll stick with the most traditional variety.

Gambas al ajillo

Visiting a tapas bar, you see the bartender serving a client a sizzling plate of prawns in an earthenware dish.

Bravas de patatas

Patatas bravas, perhaps the most popular tapas, are served in many different ways around the nation, but they always include fried potato chunks.

Pollo al ajillo

Any Spaniard will tell you that the best garlic chicken ever is the one their grandmother makes.

Cochinillo Asado

people may tell you that they are visiting Segovia to see its beautiful Roman aqueduct, its fairytale castle, or its gorgeous cathedral, but in reality, they are there to whet your hunger for lunch.