Spain Food Court Menu

Costco Spain has four warehouses and counting, and the food courts already feel like they belong. The menu leans Mediterranean where it counts — tortilla española, croquetas, cold gazpacho in summer — while keeping the global staples that make a Costco food court a Costco food court. You'll hear the same ambient din of families and shopping carts as anywhere else, just with more jamón references and better olive oil.

Locations: 4 warehouses (Getafe, Las Rozas, Sevilla, Málaga)

Spain-Exclusive Items

Item	Price (€)	Price (~USD)	Description
Tortilla Española	€3.49	~$3.70	A thick wedge of Spain's national dish — eggs, potatoes, and onion, served at room temperature. Every abuela has opinions about the correct doneness of the center. This one plays it safe: fully set, slightly custardy, deeply satisfying.
Croquetas de Jamón	€2.99	~$3.20	Six golden, crispy-outside, creamy-inside ham croquettes. The béchamel-to-crust ratio is dialed in. These disappear faster than any other item on the Spanish menu — you'll want two orders.
Gazpacho	€2.49	~$2.70	Cold tomato soup — summer seasonal (roughly May–September). In Sevilla and Málaga, where July feels like standing inside an oven, this is less a menu item and more a public service.
Empanada Gallega	€3.99	~$4.30	A large, golden savory pastry in the Galician style — choose tuna or meat filling. Sturdy enough to eat with one hand while pushing a flatbed cart with the other.

Shared Items (€ pricing)

Item	Price (€)	Notes
Hot Dog Combo	€1.50	Same global price
Pizza Slice	€2.49	Same flavors
Whole Pizza	€9.99	Same 18" pizza
Chicken Bake	€3.99	Same recipe
Churro	€1.99	Feels right at home in Spain — though locals will remind you it's not the same as their neighborhood churrería's, and they're right, but it's still good
Soft Serve	€1.49	Vanilla cup

Notes

• Costco Spain opened its first warehouse in 2014 (Sevilla) and has been slowly expanding since — the four current locations cluster around Madrid and the south
• Food courts are smaller than US counterparts, but the lines at peak hours suggest the concept has landed
• Churros sell particularly well given Spain's deep churro culture — but the Costco version competes on convenience, not authenticity
• The Sevilla and Málaga locations lean heavier on gazpacho in summer, because those cities get properly, mercilessly hot
• Empanada gallega is one of those items that rewards a second look — it's substantial enough to be a full meal for €3.99