Sunday, March 21, 2010
It was the night before my big weekend trip to Valencia and I wanted to hang out with a couple of friends before heading out. I met up with a couple of chaps and then wandered around Sol, the city center, looking for a popular doner kebab eatery. Using only directions that took us to the wrong location it took us a while to find it, and at one point we decided to ride the "wave" of people from the city center to figure out where the heck we were. Eventual we found it and I can tell you that it as well worth pointless wandering. It was called something along the lines of El Turkito and they have the best kebab's I have ever had. They also have an optional hot sauce on the side that packs quiet a punch along with towers of sangria and beer that you can purchase for your table. I highly recommend it to all when they come. We can also skip the pointless wandering since I know I'll be making it a regular of mine now that I'm back in town.

After filling our appetite of delicious kebabs, me and my lads headed out to a small club in the art district near Tribunal where some more friends were. The place was called Mader Faker and is one of those places that only has a door, nothing more. No windows to get a sneak peak or people to ask what's inside, it's a gamble. In this case it was a win though, it turned out to be a pretty fun cozy jazz funk bar. I included some pictures to give you guys an idea of how much a funk bar this place really was. It was fun though, the music was great and not too loud to hurt my ear drums in the morning. It was a bit small which gave it me the feeling the feeling that I was in someone's living room since the bartender was also the DJ. In the end, great times which I slept off on the bus to Valencia where a completely new adventure awaited me.



3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Love the scarf!!!

Anonymous said...

Sebastian what kind of music are you dancing in that picture? It looks that you are having a great time "studying" In Madrid,that by the way because of your schedule is your Grampi and my self.,kind of town

Anonymous said...

Awesome pictures of houses on cliffs. But, personally, I like the fotos of the pastries best!!! I'm sure Ilona can relate! Susanne

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