MADRID (Reuters) - Soaring unemployment, rising taxes and belt-tightening family budgets across Spain could finally spell the end of the traditional Spanish lunch and siesta. The two-to-three-hour ...

For busy office workers across the UK, a 'lunch break' often involves little more than a snatched ten minutes to eat a sandwich at their desk. In contrast, employees in Spain traditionally enjoy two ...

Spanish restaurant and cultural centre, Iberica (195 Great Portland Street, W1W 5PS), has recently launched a new mini “desgustacion” menu available Monday through Saturday from noon to 3pm. Served ...

The siesta is ubiquitous in Spanish culture, so much so that the government once required restaurants to offer an affordable, multicourse meal (called the menú del día) to workers enjoying a long ...

Of all the hype blasting from all the big-name restaurants that opened simultaneously in the Hudson Yards mega-mall nearly two months ago, the most exciting news of all was the arrival of the ...

Pope Benedict XVI will enjoy a traditional Spanish lunch with the cardinals, bishops and auxiliary bishops of Madrid on Aug. 20. According to Lucia De la Fuente, a professor at the Fuenllana School, ...

Many workers simply grab a boring sandwich at lunchtime, or nip out for a pricey pastie. Such dull dining does nothing for your health, or your wealth. But Caroline Craig and Sophie Missing insist ...