Bocadillo Vegetal con Atún
Vegetable bocadillo with tuna.
Vegetable bocadillo with tuna.
Mixed bocadillo; typically ham and cheese.
Upscale bocadillo; artisanal bread, premium ingredients, creative combinations.
Special bocadillo; house specialty, varies by establishment.
Zorza bocadillo; seasoned raw pork with paprika and garlic (the mixture that becomes chorizo), fried and served in bread.
Zarangollo bocadillo; Murcian scrambled eggs with zucchini and onion.
A wedge of potato omelette slid whole into bread, the filling already a meal on its own. The bocadillo de tortilla is among Spain's most common bar sandwiches, one cooked dish as the whole build.
Spanish omelette without onion; purists prefer this to taste the potato.
Classic Spanish omelette sandwich; eggs, potatoes, salt, cooked slowly in olive oil until set but still slightly custardy inside (jugosa)...
Potato omelette bocadillo; alternative name emphasizing the potatoes.
Spanish omelette with roasted peppers (pimientos) in bocadillo.
Spanish omelette with chorizo pieces added.
Spanish omelette with onion bocadillo; caramelized onion adds sweetness.
Young lamb (ternasco) bocadillo; Aragón's prized young lamb, grilled.
Sirloin bocadillo; beef tenderloin, often with peppers or cheese.
Sirloin with goat cheese bocadillo.
Mallorca's spreadable cured pork sausage, brick-red with pimentón and too soft to slice, knifed cold onto crusty bread or warmed molten and threaded with island honey.
Sobrasada with honey bocadillo; the sweet-savory combination is classic.
Griddled cuttlefish slid hot into a crusty barra with raw garlic, parsley and lemon. Spain's beach-bar bocadillo, eaten in your swimsuit a few steps from the Mediterranean.
A hidden, heavily marbled muscle, two per pig, freed by feel from under the back fat. Grilled fast on a hot plancha and laid in a crusty barra: acorn-fed Iberian pork at its richest.
Sardine bocadillo; canned or fresh grilled sardines.
A flat fried cutlet, cheese sealed inside two slices of ham under a hard breadcrumb shell, slid hot into a crusty barra. Named for Saint James for reasons nobody has ever pinned down.
Seafood salad bocadillo; mixed seafood with vinaigrette.
Cold-smoked salmon, cured then smoked below the cooking line so it stays velvety and near-raw, over cream cheese in a soft roll. The modern café bocadillo, built on a fish Spain now mostly imports.