Street snack
EUR 2–5Typical 2020s churro or tapa — not a live quote.
Spanish cuisine · Olive oil, sofrito and a tapas clock: paella, jamón and the regional map from Basque to Andalusia.
Spanish cuisine has a wide middle: a street snack near EUR 2–5 and a tasting menu can share one city.
Figures below are typical 2020s bands, not live quotes or reservation prices.
Typical 2020s churro or tapa — not a live quote.
Menú del día, 2020s.
Raciones share per person.
Nicer city restaurant.
Basque/Catalan tasting rooms, 2020s.
Rice and market.
Fry and cold soup.
Grill and cider.
Octopus and empanada.
Roast and wine.
London, NYC, Sydney bars.
The public kitchen.
Produce and fish.
The majority cuisine.
A standing craft.
Rice-pan specialists.
Wine and sherry as makers.
The market that feeds most diners is still the everyday lunch room and the household pot, not the export tasting menu.
Butter, stock and a regional map: baguette, wine and the technique ceiling of the atlas.
Overall 65 🍝Pasta, tomato and a fierce regional map: the most accessible European table in the atlas.
Overall 67 🥨Bread, pork and a beer-garden clock: sausage, sauerkraut and a regional map from Bavaria to the North Sea.
Overall 53 🐟Bacalhau, olive oil and a pastry clock: grilled sardines, vinho and the Atlantic pantry.
Overall 59 🫒Olive oil, lemon and a meze clock: feta, grilled lamb and the eastern Mediterranean table.
Overall 56 🥧Roast, pie and a curry-house overlay: Sunday beef, fried breakfast and a food island that absorbed the world.
Overall 56 🥟Sour cream, pickle and a vast grain belt: borscht arguments, pelmeni and a tea-and-zakuski table.
Overall 50 🥟Dumpling, dill and a sour-rye broth: pierogi, kielbasa and a table built for winter.
Overall 49 🐟Dill, herring and a cinnamon-bun clock: husmanskost, fika and the lowest spice score in the atlas.
Overall 53