On Thursday, the winner of the world-famous El Gordo lottery will be announced. The lotto has been held in Spain for more than two centuries, having been founded in 1812, according to The U.S. Sun .

Taqueria El Gordo does not offer beverages, so make plans to bring your own. The cost: My quesadilla was $4.50, and my turnover was $1 for a total of $5.50.

El Gordo, which is held annually on Dec. 22, is a key part of the Christmas season in Spain, offering one of the largest lottery prize pools in the world.