The Ultimate Guide to the Menu del Dia in Spain ✨
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Are you looking for a delicious and affordable way to experience traditional Spanish cuisine?
Look no further than Menu del Dia!
In this video, we take you on a mouthwatering journey through the daily set menus offered at restaurants throughout Spain.
Experience the rich flavors and aromas of classic dishes like paella, gazpacho, and tortilla de patatas, as well as local specialties that vary by region. We'll also show you how to navigate the menu, including the choice of appetizers, main courses, and desserts, and give you tips on how to get the most value for your money.
Whether it's your first time in Valencia or returning for the tenth time, trying Valencian food is an essential part of enjoying this great city. It is one of the best things to do in Valencia. One of the best things about traveling to Spain is enjoying its rich and diverse culinary scene. A popular option for tourists and locals alike is the Menu del Dia, a fixed-price meal that typically includes several courses and a beverage. This guide will provide you with all the information you need to know about Menu del Dia, from its history to how to order.
The Menu del Dia started in the 1960s as a way for Spanish workers to have a cheap, well-balanced meal at lunchtime. A law passed in 1965 required many restaurants in Spain to have a menu del dia. The rule set standards and prices for the midday meal to help workers.
The Menu del Dia, or "menu of the day," is what restaurants in Spain serve for lunch (la comida). The Menu del Dia is the most affordable way to eat in Spain. This meal is a good size, and you only have to pay one price for the whole thing. It usually consists of soup or salad, bread, a main dish with a side dish, dessert, and coffee. Wine or water is included. Most of the time, you'll have at least two-course options to choose from.
Some are more traditional, some experiment with mixing styles, and some take us to another culture. These are some of the best menus of the day we've found in Valencia. Prices range from 12 to 25 euros, depending on your preference.
▶️ The restaurants that we have eaten menu Del Dia are:
• Bar Convento
• Saona
• Gaspar
Join us as we explore the vibrant culture and culinary traditions of Spain through the lens of Menu del Dia. Whether you're a foodie or a traveler, this video is a must-see for anyone looking to experience the best of Spanish cuisine.
So, watch the video till the end and let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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In Denver , Colorado for 23.00 dollars you can afford Subway , which is a fast food place you order sandwiches , a drink and a bag of chips of your choice! My husband and I miss Spain!!!! We were there twice in 2019, So many memories.
No more five dollar footlong?! Wow! 😯
Hi Paul and Bea, your videos inspired us to look at Valencia as a place to retire. I am also a Filipino born in the Philippines but now a UK citizen for over 40 yrs. My husband and I are nearing retirement. We are excited to visit Valencia in Sept/Oct. 😊
We’re having such a fun time here in Valencia! Can’t wait to hear about Your experience 🤗 Cheers 🍻
Thanks for sharing, learning more vocabulary and way of life
Thank you for watching! ☺️ little by little we can learn Spanish together!
Although I am a new subscriber I have watching your vedios for a while and I do like them especially the interview with the lady lawyer good morning from Florida
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Well done! Super informative…and we live here!! 🎉
Yay! Thank you!
It was so nice to run into you both at the museum today!
Great to meet you two as well! ☺️
Thank you for this! I love your videos for breaking down different daily parts of life in Valencia. We are moving there in the fall, so I’m eagerly taking it all in.
Would you consider one that explains public transportation? Paul had a quick minute about it in one of your earlier videos, but we are moving from a place with no public transport and it feels very intimidating! We’ll be settling in one of the towns just outside Valencia and will have to take a bus or train in. And I have no idea how it works.
Yesss I’ve been meaning to do one about the public transportation! Planning to make one soon!
Thanks! Loved this video! Im a huge fan of the menú del día.
Although we visit Valencia annually, we learned a few things in the video. Also, the place you showed us on Guillem Castro is right down the street from the Airbnb we stayed at this year.
That’s good to hear! That place never fails to hit the spot 😊
Shout out from lanzarote! Wooohhooo
Nice to run into you brotha! Let’s hang soon! 🙌🏼
Hiii, i saw you two today in Valencia. You were with an other couple, i think parents of one of you.
Hi! Yes, they are our friends but like our parents 😊
I think you’ll find the 2 first courses of the menu del dia are not starter and main, both are considered to be main. But great informative vlog
Thanks! The ones we’ve been to calls them entrante, principal, postre y bebida incluido. Would love to find one that has two mains. Send us your reco!
@@EverythingIsBoffo I’ve eaten at a couple in Barcelona, I think they call it primo Plato then secondo Plato. Also watch vlogs of road trips Spain and Portugal who have vlogs on menu del dia. I guess different regional variations.
Hi. You've done perfect video!☺️👍🙂 We are going to visit Valencia for week in summer. We would like to taste something special for Spain, Valencia. Do you have some idea which restaurants worth for visit? Or are there "best meals for best prices" restaurant? Thank you so much for advise...👍
Thanks so much! Here you go! Don't Leave Valencia Without Trying These Food Places!
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Hey guys, your videos are great. Thanks for your contribution and sharing all of those stuffs with others. I just wonder, how did you choose a borough in Valencia? I mean, Are there any platforms with info regarding the stuffs like safety, tranquillity, greenish, parks etc?
Thank you for the kind words! We were hoping to stay near the Turia park because of our dog, but had to expand our search because some apartments wouldn’t rent to us. So while we didn’t get the location we wanted we actually ended up in an area that was better for us. Whenever we saw an apartment that we liked we went back to the area at night to see how quiet it is.
@@EverythingIsBoffo Yeah, sounds like a clever approach. But I thought there's a website or feedbacks on boroughs' characteristics, if a person is not there physically. But anyway, thanks a lot for respond. And have a good one, guys. You're awesome!
@@rustam3258 it’s all relative, I think. What feels alive and busy and fun to me could be bothersome and too noisy to another person. We live on a street lined with bars and it gets crowded at night, it’s noisy but I like that I can grab something to eat nearby. So I think every barrio will have pros and cons, and those will change depending on the person. Thanks so much again!!!
Paul & Bea - How timely! I'll be in Valencia in about two weeks - this will come in very handy. What was the restaurant where you were very close to the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias?
Glad it helps! That was actually the fair at the ciencas which they hold every winter 😊
Hi I was wondering if you both could answer this, but say if a table of 3, can just 1 person order a menu del dia & the other 2 order form carte?
Yes I think it’s possible, some restaurants have both a la carte and menu del dia on their menus.
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