I've never been to Barcelona, so I would go there. Bet the food would be better!
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Prague gets lots and lots of votes all the time. My sister went, and hated it.
I've never been to Barcelona, so I would go there. Bet the food would be better!
That is definitely a plus! How different is Spanish cuisine from Mexican cuisine? Because I am more familiar with the latter. All I know about Spanish cuisine is they sure do love their tapas.
Prague gets lots and lots of votes all the time.
Yeah, people say it's really great, and I don't know why.
My sister went, and hated it.
There's always someone.
My parents loved Barcelona and were disappointed by Prague.
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My brother and SiL lived in the south of Spain when he was stationed in Rota.
Spanish cuisine uses a lot of seafood, a lot of stews and one-pot dishes like paella, a lot of sausage, a lot of wine and cheese. It's not much like Mexican food at all.
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I can taste the difference between a "good" vodka and a cheap vodka even in a dirty vodka martini. Which is why I don't think the addition of olive juice ruins a good vodka; I think a good vodka increases the quality of the martini. Why use inferior quality anything in anything?
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Rum is far too sweet for me. I have no idea what I'd mix with it to cut that.
Since I started drinking it again recently, I mix it with very tart lime-aid and pour it over ice. This is a pretty good use for cheap rum.
Prague or BarcelonaThey'd be nearly neck and neck for me, although Prague has a slight edge. I don't speak Czech or Spanish, though. If I did, that would probably tip the balance for me.
I don't know that I'd want to go to Barcelona in the middle of summer. But I'd love to see the Gaudis.
I don't know that I'd want to go to Barcelona in the middle of summer.
How about the fall?
But I'd love to see the Gaudis.
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Czech cuisine is...kolaches?