At the weekend the fixed menu will be more expensive, but usually includes larger or more elaborate dishes. Dinner in Spain starts any time after 20.00h, and many restaurants will not open until 21.00h. Spain uses the 220V voltage level and a frequency of 50Hz. Check that your electrical appliances will work with this voltage. You may also need a plug adapter.
Plug adapters are available at stores selling electrical goods and at most international airports.
If you have your laptop with you, the chances are that you'll want to be using a modem to connect to Internet. Spain uses the RJ-11 telephone jack also used in USA, most of Europe and many other countries. Access is available via the basic switched telephone network, the digital ISDN network, the high speed ADSL protocol and various satellite and television systems. For most travellers, the normal analogue telephone network is sufficient. Free access means that you pay only the cost of a local telephone call during your time online.