Sentences with phrase «traditional spanish»

We designed the island in a style reminiscent of a traditional spanish table, but made it higher for counter use, and added storage and seating.

Keeping with traditional Spanish style, colorful patterned tile on the stair risers gives a modern twist on a classic idea.»

Other upgrades include refinished hardwood floors throughout and a custom kitchen with stainless - steel appliances, and original moldings and traditional Spanish floor tiles.

The $ 3.88 million home is a traditional Spanish Colonial style that's on a good chunk of land and extremely private thanks to its walls and hedges.

Conference attendees and their families are welcome to join our evening events, including an evening reception at the hotel Monday night; dinner and traditional Spanish entertainment on Tuesday evening; and for a tapas tour on Wednesday evening.

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It was built in traditional Spanish colonial style and was heavily fortified against attacks.

In this take on a traditional Spanish sandwich, marinated portobello mushrooms, fresh vegetables, refried beans, guacamole and an outstanding smokey chipotle mayonaise create an irresistable combination.

So serving them up in a traditional Spanish tortilla seems like a great way to put them to good use.

LL: Red is a traditional Spanish colour, and I wanted to use cadmium red on one side; to me, it is the purest red there is.

The imposing Santa Barbara Castle overlooks a city which is home to two cathedrals, streets full of traditional Spanish houses and a variety of museums with collections of fine art and archaeological finds.

Often interweaving traditional Spanish Baroque imagery with the personal subject matter, Otero employs unconventional techniques, creating large - scale, dynamic, and expressionistic abstractions.

Girls between the ages of 7 and 11 were chosen as» Maya» and posed on a flowery altar quietly for a few hours, decked in traditional Spanish robes, jewellery and flower garlands.

Otero interweaves traditional Spanish Baroque imagery with personal subject matter, employing unconventional techniques to create large - scale, dynamic expressionistic abstractions.

With magnificent views, traditional Spanish - style architecture, and a beautiful courtyard with outdoor pools and gardens, Hotel Milo Santa Barbara truly reflects Santa Barbara's rich colonial history and affords guests access to the best of Southern California's surf and sun.

122 rooms and suites decorated in traditional Spanish colonial style, most oxygen enriched.

There are 3 other restaurants, including a traditional Spanish restaurant and Asian food.

Open for Sunday Brunch 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m., and every night for dinner 5:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m., Loquita showcases traditional Spanish cooking with a variety of hot and cold tapas, paella, grilled meat, and wood - fired seafood.

El Sol on the Playa Figueretas serves up traditional Spanish cuisine in a pretty beach setting, while La Oliva Restaurant in Ibiza Town is popular with holidaymakers and locals for its specialities like fresh fish and braised meats.

The hotel combines modern facilities with all the benefits of traditional Spanish hospitality, where staff are on hand to ensure that a great time is had by all!

Spend your mornings on the hunt for waves and your afternoons relaxing by the pool before heading out into town for some delicious Canarian Papas Arrugadas con Mojo, traditional Spanish Paella and daily fresh seafood in one of many authentic Canarian restaurants.

Ardales is a traditional Spanish Village 40 mins inland from Malaga.

The restaurant at the Alborada Beach Club offers a variety of hot and cold dishes, including traditional Spanish cuisine, International and vegetarian menu options.

Experience traditional Spanish Tapas from a totally unique perspective.

Paella is a traditional Spanish dish from Valencia.

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Go just a few miles inland for more traditional Spanish towns and villages.

Accommodation at this hotel comes in the form of double and twin en - suite rooms, each of which is decorated in a traditional Spanish fashion with dark wooden furniture and parquet floors.

There are numerous street cafes and bodegas in Estepona that line the narrow cobbled streets and serve traditional Spanish delicacies at very reasonable prices.

You can walk along the promenade, shop until you drop in high - end designer stores like Lacoste and Ralph Lauren before sampling cuisine from a whole host of restaurants, including Italian, traditional Spanish tapas, sushi and seafood.

If you're looking for a traditional Spanish holiday in 2018/2019, then Almeria is the ideal destination for you.

Inspired by the shape and the array of colours in the dish, he compares the traditional Spanish meal to an art masterpiece.

With traditional Spanish - inspired rooms, this hotel will have you feeling like it's a home away from home with warm, blue interiors and a friendly atmosphere.

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Delights coming out from the kitchen include traditional Spanish and Mediterranean dishes crafted by Executive Chef Marc Torices Guardia, who hails from Barcelona where he led the kitchen of the three - Michelin - Star Restaurant San Pau.

Serving up various traditional spanish dishes such as Potato Bravas, and Chorizo in cider, it's likely there will be something for everyone.

You can enjoy your drink in the sun on one of the beautiful terraces, under the palm trees and you can enjoy a delicios meal in a traditional Spanish restaurant or, if you prefer, in a traditional Indian or Mexican one, as all tastes meet here.

TORREVIEJA TOWN: The Torrevieja town with its sea front restaurants and cafes, promenade and late markets lie a 15 minutes drive to the North and the traditional Spanish beach town of San Pedro and Mar Menor is only 10 minutes to the South.

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That makes for an interesting mix of resort attractions and traditional Spanish town.

Enjoy real authentic Mexican food, in a traditional Spanish themed setting, with awesome live music at Hacienda.

For more heritage and quintessential sites, the streets located near the Lloret de Mar are full of quaint cafes and bustling restaurants, allowing you to indulge in traditional Spanish cuisine.

The larger resorts such as Salou and Sitges have a variety of international restaurants, whereas the quiet, and typically more Spanish La Pineda, is where you'll stumble across traditional Spanish eateries.

The town itself is pretty and whitewashed, with plenty of opportunities to try delicious traditional Spanish food and drinks.

After the traditional Spanish siesta, the village streets liven up as locals and tourists alike take the aperitivo in one of the outdoor cafes on the village square.

Although there are no facilities or services available onsite, there is a restaurant nearby which offers traditional Spanish cuisine.

There is a large everyday market for fresh food and a lovely combination of traditional Spanish local bars (incredible tapas and value for money) and more modern resort attractions.

Yunquera preserves its traditional Spanish history and slower pacer of life and gives you a glimpse of the real Andalucia.

The hotel restaurant serves modern versions of traditional Spanish food.

Altea's culturally infused Old Town is a maze of narrow cobbled streets filled with interesting and traditional Spanish buildings, perfect for those in search of culture.