European Adventure - Part Two!

The faces of jet lag!

On our second day in Spain, Omid, Edgar and I had dinner with several of their colleagues. Dinner was in the adorable town of San Cugat de Valles (where we were staying).

Fun fact: San Cugat is even more expensive than Barcelona!

Benedictine Monastery in San Cugat
Fun fact: It was built in the 9th century!

Up close & personal.
It was absolutely beautiful!
 

Dinner with the team at La Barra. Dinner lasted about three hours. We tried at least ten different tapas items. Everything was delicious! One thing for sure, the food in Barcelona did not disappoint!!

Crema Cataluyna for dessert! Think orange flavored crème brulee.
The only thing I wasn't able to eat in Spain was an authentic churro. Believe it or not, I couldn't find a place that sold them. Omid's coworker, Jordi, said PDX has an authentic churro restaurant (owned by a Catalunyan). He gave us the information and hopefully we will visit soon!