Culmen Restaurante

Culmen Restaurante prides itself in offering good food combined with good wines.
Among a set breakfast and a set lunch and of course a la carte, they also offer each day a traditional dish prepared with products bought fresh from the Mercado Central. Their kitchen is described as Spanish creative “cocina de mercado” – seasonal cuisine [...]

Rivendel

Rivendel is a bar/cafe with a nice terrace located in a very nice and quiet area, just opposite the library, which used to be a hospital.
They offer the whole range of bocadillos, tostaditas, sandwiches and even a menu del dia at EUR 10.
Rivendel is also an internet bar, so if you’re in the neighbourhood, for [...]

Tapa2 Gastronomik

Tapa2 Gastronomik was opened less than a year ago by Chef Eddie, a Brit, with roots in France and Wales and wide experience in Michelin star restaurants.
In the kitchen of Tapa2 Gastronomik Mediterranean and Asian styles are fused and their most important goal is to offer quality cuisine at affordable prices.
The menu is divided into [...]

Testing the waters: Agua in Spain

Agua may be one of the first words that most people learn in Spanish, but there doesn’t seem to be any last word on the subject. Visitors’ opinions about whether or not to drink the water vary greatly. Some scoff at worrying about the safe and clean supply of drinking water in Spain’s cities while others cringe at the mere sight of a glass of tap water. So – what to do?

La Diabla

La Diabla is a popular restaurant near the Torres de Serranos. Their style can best be described as Spanish creative “cocina de mercado” – seasonal cuisine with fresh produce of the season -
and they have regular changing menus.
The menu del dia (lunch set-menu) is good value for money at EUR 10 and includes an appetizer, [...]

Sahara Restaurant & Lounge Bar

Sahara Restaurant & Lounge Bar prides itself in offering the best Arabic recipes. There is a strong Moroccan base with influences from the Mediterranean such as Lebanese, Syrian and Saudi cuisine.
The decor is tasteful and creates an ambiance of North Africa with for example the colourful mosaic tables and decorative sofas.
The water-pipe (or shisha or [...]

Where Spanish and Hispanic cuisine converge, Part 1: Cuba

What do you think of when you hear the term Latin America? What does that mean to you? The first answer from more than a few people was la comida.

Cerveceria 100 Montaditos (Centro)

Just like its sister restaurant on Plaza de la Reina this branch of Cerveceria 100 Montaditos near Plaza de Toros is also very popular on Wednesdays. On these days all of the 100 montaditos they offer are only EUR 1 each. The only “rule” is that you have to order a drink to accompany your [...]

Alphabetic Indexes

Over the past few weeks the website Eat In Valencia has slowly progressed.
We are currently in the process to add a lot more listings of restaurants, this will be ongoing for the next few months. If you have a tip for a restaurant that definitely needs to be included fast, you can let us know [...]

Tasca Angel

Located behind the old silk exchange ‘La Lonja’ Tasca Angel already is in business since 1946 and still very popular with the locals.
It is a tiny place with seating at the bar and for the rest standing place only, but don’t let that keep you from trying one of the best tapas places in Valencia.
Tasca [...]

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