Ciudad Del Sur Puerto Real
Ctra Paterna Km 0 Puerto Real, Costa de la Luz, Andalusia, 11510, Spain and Canary Islands
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3000 Year Old City
... with the shells and sprinkled with sea salt. They were great! For the main course, the girls ordered beef, two different types of steak. The boys shared a paella. Now, paella has not been my favorite meal in Spain; however, I could eat this paella every day! It had shrimp, clams, some sort of fish, and chicken. To go with this, Leslie and I had vino tinto; Chiton Crianza 2007 Rioja. It was good, but then we have never really found a red wine we ...
Jerez
Jerez, the sherry capital of Andalucia and probably all of Spain, is a cute but dirty seaside town about an hour from the ferry across the straight to Africa. It is non descript but offered a decent stop to explore the old quarter and sample some local food. I finally found a leather jacket (I've been looking for one for several years now). It wasn't the smokin' deal I wanted but still on the lower end of all the ones Ive looked at in the past ...
Thanksgiving in Cadiz, by Chris Lunsford
... town. It was simply amazing. The rooftop terrace also had fantastic panoramic views of the town.
This evening we all meet at 8:30 pm for the Spanish spin on the American Thanksgiving Dinner. We had a fun and festive dinner and everything was simply divine. We all went around the table and gave thanks for all that we were thankful for on this holiday. ...
Home from home
... went across the square, where they assured me they were definitely open, so I ordered meatballs and a mineral water. For a while I worried that the huge trough of olives that appeared was the result of a misunderstanding, but the meatballs did arrive and were very good. After which, nothing. I didn’t want anything else, but it would have been nice to be asked. There was no one inside and mine was the only table occupied in the whole square. Three staff kept themselves ...
Feliz Cumpleanios!!!
... very few local people in the street that showed mild signs of drinking. (There was one group of men singing and hanging on each other. But even they didn’t seem completely smashed.) The majority of the nightlife was families. Entire families; parents, grandparents, and children, as young as 4 years old, playing with paper planes and kicking cans around the square. It was 1:30 am and the square had the vibe of the middle of the afternoon. It ...



