
Chocolatería San Ginés
The churros and chocolate are sold separately; buying them together costs around 6 euros. It's a completely overrated product. The churros…
— Huseyinakbiyik

The churros and chocolate are sold separately; buying them together costs around 6 euros. It's a completely overrated product. The churros…
— Huseyinakbiyik
For Churros in Spain, Chocolatería San Ginés leads with 1 review and an average score of 5.2/10. So far it is the only place in Spain with a Churros review; you will find it in Madrid.
The churros and chocolate are sold separately; buying them together costs around 6 euros. It's a completely overrated product. The churros are like fried, salty things, and the chocolate is just melted, regular chocolate; there's nothing special about it. I think it's been hyped up too much.
Translated from Turkish
Read the full reviewA dough of flour, water and salt pressed through a star-shaped nozzle into hot oil, fried until the ridges are crisp and the inside is tender, cut into lengths and eaten with a mug of hot chocolate thick enough to dunk them in: churros are Spain's breakfast and late-night food, sold from churrerías that open before…
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