EPIC Bilbao Food Tour | 5 Places to Eat in Bilbao Spain
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- čas přidán 23. 09. 2023
- We take you on a Bilbao food tour where we tasted some of the best pintxos at award winning bars in Bilbao. These are not always the pintxos you see on the bar, you will have to ask for them specifically. This is where having a local with you is a great idea. Bilbao is a true foodie paradise!
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One of the best regions to eat in the world.
Its incredibly good
This such a great video! Very fun to watch, although it makes me hungry! Cheers!
Thanks for your visit and feed-back. We could definitely have spend a few more days eating all the great food in Bilbao! We warmly recommend a visit.👌
Many thanks for sharing guys 👌👌really great food tour, Bilbao has so much to offer, take care
Thanks for watching! We'll have more great destinations and food coming soon.
Thks for sharing… heading to Bilbao for the 1st time next mth
Hope you enjoy it and that the video is useful! 👍
We love Bilbao!!! We were so impressed by Bilbao when we visited a couple years ago!!
It is still a bit of a hidden gem.Many travellers head to San Sebastian and forget about Bilbao.
Please and again, please. Pintxo and tapas are not the same either "similar":
- Tapas are for free
- That's the reason tapas normally are cheap food
- They are usually frozen products bought in bulk.
- They are generally fried or simply elaborated
- You'll have to pay for pintxos
- They are paid for because they are usually better quality and fresh food.
- They have a much more complex process to prepare in the kitchen
- And have a much more attractive presentation than just dumping the food on a plate.
THERE ARE CONSTESTS TO THE BEST PINTXOS, I've never heard about a contest of tapas.
TIP: croquetas are usually (80%) pre-fab food. DON'T TAKE THE BAIT!
You are right of course. What I meant by 'similar' is their function, as a light snack often alongside drinks. Our guide explained the difference, both in terms of quality and process. Having just returned from Barcelona however, I think tapas can also be quite elaborated and there are definitely restaurants now specialising in high quality tapas from fresh ingredients. We love the food all over Spain !
@@traveltalesandteddybears maybe you are not talking about "tapas" but "raciones" = portions. The portions are usually on a menu with a price beside them. They can be meatballs with sauce, croquettes, a stew, Russian salad, etc. ALERT! 80% of bars and restaurants serve "homemade croquettes" out of a plastic bag from the freezer.
I guess we all agree that a tapa is free, if the that tapa is fresh and good food, maybe they are making up for their cost on the drinks side. I mean, you can pay 1,80 euros for a regular wine with some chips as a tapa with pot sauce. Maybe if the tapa is something like fresh squid marinated 24 hours with herbs and roasted on the spot... then each regular wine can go up to 3.50 euros... What is the saying? Ain't such thing like free lunch.
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