Chiringuito
Chiringuito on Torremolinos beach , Spain
According to the Real Academia Española, a chiringuito (pronunciation [ ʧiriŋˈgito ]) is an outdoor kiosk or drinks stand . In German, the term is also translated as snack bar or beach bar. Chiringuitos are located on the beaches of Spain, according to the magazine Historia de Iberia vieja , the first chiringuito opened in 1913 in Sitges , a seaside resort near Barcelona . The term chiringuito is said to have been used in Cuba to order a coffee maker . The mostly simple bars usually open at noon and close in the early evening. They offer ice cream and drinks as well as food, typical dishes are tapas , deep-fried, grilled and paella .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Chiringuito on Real Academia Española
- ^ Translation by Pons
- ↑ El primer chiringuito de España se abrió en Sitges? In: Historia de Iberia vieja , Prisma Publicaciones 2002, No. 134, p. 14. ( Online at Pressreader )
- ↑ Hans-Jürgen Fründt: Travel Know-How Travel Guide Costa del Sol - with Granada. , ISBN 978-3831730292 , pp. 206-207.
- ^ Maria Anna Hälker: DuMont travel paperback travel guide Andalusia. ISBN 978-3770175468 , pp. 45-46.