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Dear Barcelonians,

At the beginning of June I'm traveling to Barcelona for some days (weekend too) with my base in Sitges. Sitges is picked because of my plans for Reus, Montserrat, and some travels in-between by public transport (any will do). It cuts time a little bit. I'm flying into Barcelona first and then want to use public transport for the rest of my journey until my flight back.

Navigating routes is easy but comparing prices I do have a problem with. I have gotten lost in all the regulations.

I'm only staying 9 days and I'm trying to find out the most budget friendly way to travel between these cities. Example: Multi-day passes like a Hola BCN card end at Zone 1. Is it a smart move to then buy tickets for the remaining zones or to just stick to T-Casual (does that cover trams, trains, buses etc.?).

Sorry if this feels like a repeat post. Kind regards.

Big ask as it's not everyone's taste - does anyone know of an address where one could get Brusselse/Luikse (sugar) waffles with crispy fried chicken?

In Rotterdam I had this textural experience and I could not get it out of my mind. Crunch-soft-crunch-soft. The sugar crystals in the waffle caramelized the outsides and gave the waffle a shellacked layer, the syrup on the side wasn't used. It was topped with crisp apple and beansprouts, not really necessary but a welcome extra texture making the dish more complex. The fried chicken had the cornflake crumb.

It was like Chicken and Waffles as a concept was elevated. Brussels having the waffles and fried chicken spots made me think a place would combine the two. I haven't found a place that offers this perfect combination. The soft US style waffles make most of the dish taste dry and stale (I tried multiple places by real Americans in Europe, haven't been to the US yet).

Do I make sense and does anyone know? Would a food court be a great alternative to combine the two myself while they're warm?

TLDR; Where in bxl can I find Brusselse/Luikse wafels with fried chicken?