It's okay to be alone, eat your way around Spain

#solo travel #tapas #spain travel #europe #100 travel styles One of the most regrettable things about traveling alone is food! If you travel with family or friends, you can order various kinds of food and taste various things, but if you travel alone, this part is a little regrettable. However, in Spain, I was able to eat well and travel around even when traveling alone! First of all, there is a tapas culture, so ordering one tapas and a drink is perfect! If you are hungry, you can order two plates. There are also many cafes. The coffee and bread are so delicious, I especially recommend a cafe tour as a substitute for breakfast. 1. Gluten-free cafe Address: C/ de Balmes, 106, L'Eixample Key point: A cafe located in downtown Barcelona It's especially famous for its gluten-free cake Because it's gluten-free, it's good to stop by for breakfast in the morning, and I recommend it to those on a diet I ordered lemon cake and cafe latte, and the classic was the best. There were a lot of people eating alone, and the staff was friendly~ Rating: 5/5 2. Tapas bar Address: C. Cetti Meriem, 7, Centro, 18010 Granada Key point: This is a famous tapas bar known for its good value for money, and if you go late, there are no seats There are tables, but it's bar style, so You can sit at the bar alone or on a stool seat I simply ordered tapas and beer, and it was perfect for a light dinner. Rating: 4/5 3. Local Tapas Restaurant Address: C. Almireceros, 7, Granada Spain Key Point: This is a place located in downtown Granada where you can taste traditional Galician cuisine You can also order the menu in tapas style. I ordered 2 plates and ate them It feels like a neighborhood restaurant, so even if you go alone, you won't feel burdened at all and the atmosphere is cozy Rating: 3/5