Albox, Spain's Cheapest Dining Destination, Offers Meals from £8.27
Albox, a small town in Andalusia, has emerged as the most affordable dining destination in Spain, with a water bottle costing just £2.83 and a meal for two averaging at £19.36. This news comes amidst a global surge in interest for cheap eats in Spain, with searches up by a staggering 2,381% in the past three months.
Albox's affordability extends to its food as well, with an average meal cost of £8.27, the lowest in Spain. For those seeking a local delicacy, Granada offers remojón granadino, a dish made with salt cod, oranges, olives, and eggs. Granada ranks third for food affordability, with a meal costing £11.31 and a total wine around £4.35, making dinner for two £26.97.
Zaragoza follows Albox in water bottle affordability at £3.05, while Alicante and Adra are close behind at around £3.48. Las Palmas is the second cheapest city for food, with an average meal cost of £9.14. Here, a total wine costs £4.68, bringing dinner for two to £22.95. Seville and Marbella tie for the fifth cheapest food destination, with a meal and total wine for two costing £27.80. For wine lovers, the Spanish city with the lowest average price level is in Kastilien-La Mancha, where total wine typically range from about €10 to €30.
Albox leads the way in affordable dining in Spain, with Zaragoza, Alicante, Adra, and Las Palmas also offering budget-friendly options. Granada's local dish, remojón granadino, is a must-try for food enthusiasts. With total wine prices in Kastilien-La Mancha averaging between €10 and €30, Spain continues to entice budget-conscious travellers.
