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Costco Spain

warehouse ~5 Warehouses

Jamón ibérico, paella kits, croquetas

Make It at Home

International

Croquetas de Jamón

Crispy, golden ham croquettes with a silky béchamel center loaded with jamón. Costco Spain sells frozen trays of these — now you can make them at home with Costco US ingredients and a little patience.

$0.50/piece 15 min 24
⏱️ Quick
International

Tortilla Española

The iconic Spanish potato omelette — golden, custardy, and dead simple. Five ingredients, zero fuss, and it somehow tastes better at room temperature. Costco Spain sells family-sized wedges in the deli, and honestly, the homemade version is even better.

$1.50/serving 30 min 6
V GF DF

What's In Store

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.

Same ambient din of families and shopping carts, 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, onion, served at room temperature. Fully set, slightly custardy.
Croquetas de Jamón €2.99 ~$3.20 Six golden, crispy ham croquettes with creamy béchamel. Disappear faster than anything else on the menu.
Gazpacho €2.49 ~$2.70 Cold tomato soup — summer seasonal (May–Sept). Essential in Sevilla and Málaga.
Empanada Gallega €3.99 ~$4.30 Large golden savory pastry, Galician style — tuna or meat filling. Substantial enough for a full meal.

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

  • First warehouse: 2014 (Sevilla) — four locations cluster around Madrid and the south
  • Food courts are smaller than US, but peak-hour lines suggest the concept has landed
  • Churros sell well given Spain's deep churro culture — Costco competes on convenience, not authenticity
  • Sevilla and Málaga lean heavy on gazpacho in summer, because those cities get mercilessly hot