Spanish Dining Hours: Why People Eat Lunch at 2 PM and Dinner at 9 PM
When international travelers land in Spain for the first time, one of the absolute biggest cultural shocks they experience has nothing to do with transport grids or language barriers—it is the local clock. If you walk up to a traditional Spanish restaurant door at 1:00 PM expecting a bustling lunch rush, or head out for … Continue reading Spanish Dining Hours: Why People Eat Lunch at 2 PM and Dinner at 9 PM
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