The Spanish Diet

The Spice of Life:
Spanish food has a deservedly fantastic reputation, and tapas are probably one of the most civilized inventions since cold beer. Paella, gazpacho and chorizo may be familiar to most Western diners, but Spanish cuisine goes well beyond these, with a smorgasbord of rich stews, soups, beans, seafood and meats, all of which have been influential in Latin American cooking.
Note: Our restaurant offers many of the native dishes found in Spain made from the original recipes.

Balearic Islands

Mallorca's Home
Floating in the blue waters of the Mediterranean off the eastern coast of Spain are the 4 Balearic Islands, the biggest being Mallorca. Here you will find fine beaches, relentless sunshine and wild nightlife. Beyond the clubs and beaches are Gothic cathedrals, Stone Age ruins, small fishing villages, and endless olive groves and orange orchards.
Note: The other three islands are Menorca, Ibiza and tiny Formentera.

Madrid

The Capital:
Madrid may not have the glamour of Barcelona. You will find a  remarkable collection of museums and galleries, beautiful parks and gardens and wild nightlife. Although Madrid is an enormous metropolis, the region which is of most interest to Clevelanders is confined by Campo del Moro in the west and Parque del Buen Retiro in the east.
Note: The most exciting street is Gran Vía, but Plaza Mayor is the true heart of Madrid.