The Valencians love eating out and the city has about 1,500 restaurants and over 330 cafés. This means that in places like El Ensanche or El Carmen, a restaurant is never far away. Lunch is normally served from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. and dinner from 9 p.m. and 11:30 p.m., although some are open all day. It's best to reserve your table at the weekend in most establishments.
La Pappardella Restaurant is a perfect place for pasta lovers, with a special charm and fantasy. A culturally open, intimate restaurant for a reunion of friends, or curious visitors. Its original decoration accompanied by exhibitions by our young artists do not go unnoticed.
Al Pomodoro, a daring, urban restaurant, always on the move, ideal for sharing and having Italian-style tapas before enjoying the Valencian night with your people. An authentically Italian restaurant, not typically Italian.
La Riuà is a very Valencian family restaurant, with a pleasant atmosphere, careful customer service, as well as a decoration in line with the type of food it represents. His specialty is rice and he has received numerous awards. Seafood, Valencian paella and local wine in a family-run tavern. La Riuà is decorated with colorful ceramic plates on the walls.
A fresh atmosphere in the City of Arts and Sciences, where pasta is undoubtedly the protagonist. The philosophy of this restaurant is to be authentically Italian, but not typically Italian. You will enjoy attentive service with a friendly decoration that will not leave you indifferent.
Michelin-starred Riff Restaurant offers a magnificent tasting menu with a frequently changing selection of culinary delights. A restaurant with a careful and minimalist air. Chef Bernd Knöller, owner of Riff, prepares innovative cuisine based on seasonal products and always of the highest quality.
Askua is a manufacturer whose origins date back to 1994, because the maximum has been to hold the best product possible. From these years Askua has become one of the best lovers of Spain. Its meat is an object of worship for those who hear it like its cocochas, its prawns or its pulpitos from Cambrils.
Casa Montaña is a century old tavern located in the area of El Cabañal near the port of Valencia. A high quality cellar commited to promoting and extending the culture of wine. Behind a modernist façade, in the heart of the popular Canyameral district we find Casa Montaña, a vintage establishment with great personality. A meeting place for politicians, intellectuals and artists, it has international renown through the best publications in gastronomy, wine and travel. Apparently nothing has changed since its foundation in 1836. It is still a meeting point which opens up a universe of sensations.
Nou Raco is located in the incomparable setting of the Albufera of Valencia. Enjoy your finest moments surrounded by the most valencian natural setting and tradition. Nou Raco Restaurant fuses the contemporary style of its facilities with the tradition and nature of the Albufera. Offer made-to-order paellas cooked over a wood fire.