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Are the prices higher for a drink in the free tapas bars? I mean, no such thing as a free lunch, but this article shows that a drink is like 5 euros and you get
by vestrigi 4y ago
Are the prices higher for a drink in the free tapas bars? I mean, no such thing as a free lunch, but this article shows that a drink is like 5 euros and you get a little meal with that, which seems like a great deal. In Germany I'd have to pay at least 5 euros per 0.5 liters of beer in average locations. Yes, the article is 7 years old and Spain is a little cheaper to live in and we have high inflation but it still seems very inexpensive to me.
https://themaritimeexplorer.ca/2015/12/01/tapas-in-spain/ https://themaritimeexplorer.ca/2015/12/01/tapas-in-spain/
- danieldisu 4y agoYes, they are a bit higher, the places that give you good tapas are usually outside of the touristy areas. In tourist areas, you will not get anything or just some olives or chips (that is not considered a tapa for most spaniards)
- toyg 4y agoAlcohol taxes are notoriously high in Northern countries. Very deliberate policies were put in place that resulted in that state of things, often in order to curb an issue (alcoholism) that tends to be more common in colder and harsher environments.
- Rygian 4y agoA 25 cl beer + a small pork loin sandwich with a few potato chips is 2€ in my hometown in Spain.
- j_crick 4y agoPretty nice. In Ukraine right now a 500 cl of a relatively okay beer in a bar goes north of 2.5€ alone, and sandwiches start at about 3€. Damn