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Should you put the tasting menu in its own section on a multi-language menu?

Yes, if the tasting menu has a closed price and the same courses written in each language. No if in English it is a paragraph and in Spanish it is a list with different prices. Close the courses, the price and the allergens, and translate them before you split it off. In Madrid the English announces a tasting menu and does not state the price the Spanish does show. The tasting menu sits apart, with the same courses and the same price in each language.

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