A flamenco band performing on stage. A woman is wearing a traditional dress, white with black spots and is dancing passionately. A man in the middle is singing and clapping, and a man on the right is playing guitar.

We live in Jerez.

And we can help you understand it a little better.

Sometimes I blog about this remarkable city and no one has asked me to stop.

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The simple food of Cádiz
Jerez, Eating
The simple food of Cádiz
Jerez, Eating

The fried potatoes represented the second act of a three-act play, as long as you can imagine a play in which everyone talks at once and each act finishes at the same time.

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Jerez, Eating
Hamburgers of Jerez
Jerez, Eating
Hamburgers of Jerez
Jerez, Eating

We didn’t get a McDonald’s in Tasmania until 1988 – when I was 18 – and therefore I never got hooked on that horrid synthetic crap.

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Jerez, Eating
Where to eat on a Sunday or Monday in Jerez
Jerez, Eating
Where to eat on a Sunday or Monday in Jerez
Jerez, Eating

A lot of Jerez’s bars close on a Sunday after lunch and don’t reopen until Tuesday or even Wednesday. I made this list for our own benefit.

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Jerez, Eating
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Outdoor patio with wooden tables and mixed chairs, string lights hanging overhead, trees and plants creating a cozy ambiance, at night.

Check out the interactive maps of our favourite places to eat in Jerez (and San Sebastián)

Eat Jerez
Statue of a frustrated man

Discover how we got our non-lucrative visa and set up our new life in Spain

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