Tapas were ok. Not the best we have had but big portions for the full plates. Our bill was…read moreincorrect so be careful to double check. It was packed with locals.

Good food. Excellent price|quality ratio. Full house…read more Glad we booked. People queuing at the door. Variety in the lunchtime menu. Will Come back.

A place absolutely to avoid!!! Prices are high even for a luxurious service and this place is not a…read morecase: four (!) razor clams, two (!) St. Jacques, a piece of unknown fish cut rudely in pieces - 60 euros, beverages not included. I took a bottle of water - for a modest price of euro 5,25. Please, people, go somewhere else if you are not a fool.

Good food, a very friendly price, a very nice & calm location just above the city center. Highly…read morerecommended!

We ordered the cuttlefish noodles and tomato cream with ham and egg. The soup was refreshing in the…read morehot weather. The cuttlefish was cut very well into thin noodles, giving the dish a chewy texture along with the pestle sauce

La Senia is a friendly, relaxing oasis in the middle of a bustling neighborhood. My husband and I…read moreenjoyed a fantastic lunch here. The food and the service were excellent, and the value was outstanding. We had a delicious lunch for two and a bottle of wine for about 40 euros total. We would happily return!

Get there early (even before they open) and try everything. Excellent mushrooms, peppers, gambas…read more Totally worth the wait!

We came 5 Minutes before opening time and waited and waited. It's the lay back spanish style and…read morebeing in vacation we laughed it off with the owner when he finally.came. The place is really small with 5-6 bar stools which my sisters and I already took two. There were customers who went away because of overcapacity. We tried the place after reading the rave reviews but thought afterwards that we could have saved ourself the trouble. Each tapas were 3-5 €. The drinks were small so be ready to order several.

This spot in the Cabanyal is known for its bocadillos--they're legit big boys. Wife and I each…read moreordered a medio, and we easily could've shared just one of them. But they're not just massive, they're tasty...and come in a variety of flavor options. Pretty sure the menu had at least 20 options. Mine came with two different meat types plus patatas fritas, and it was no joke. Really solid stuff. They brought out some free olives and pickled onions to snack on, and they were amazing. We washed everything down with beer cuz that's what you do at 10am in Spain--most tables had beer or bottles of wine, even all the abuelas. It's a beautiful life there. Then we had some coffee, and the whole bill was like 11 euros. Amazing.

Great non turisty restaurant with authentic Spanish foods. Large portions and very reasonable,…read morewith great service.

A tapas bar with spacious patio right at the foot of the Mercado Central. Okay, okay. It caught our…read moreattention with how busy it was, so we talked to the staff and put our name on the list (I always go by Juanito in Spain). Waited about 20-30 minutes, then got a table right along the sidewalk next to the entrance. Beer for me, white wine for the wife, and then some tapas to share--gambas a la plancha, pimientos de padrón, calamares fritos, & alcachofas fritas. Everything was delicious, super fresh, and the highlight was for sure the artichokes. Fried perfectly. Service was also great. Food came out fast. Wine flowed. We liked the place so much, we returned a couple days later for breakfast. Hard to beat the view and vibes here.

If you're looking for a local tapas place, where they have great quality tapas for relatively…read morecheap, then this is your place! Located right by the Valencia public market and a five minute walk from the cathedral, this place is great. I came here on my own and it was busy, but I found a table. The servers were all very friendly and accommodating. They have a wide selection of tapas, which are truly traditional and so good. They also offer full dinners / plates here too if you don't want tapas. But seriously, the tapas portions are generous and the best part is they are just the right size to order multiple different kinds of tapas to try. I ordered a Tinto de Verano (summer wine) to drink, which is more refreshing than regular sangria. It's a mix of red wine with Casera, which is a less sweet version of Sprite and a sweeter version of Perrier (so somewhere in between). It's GREAT. Definitely recommend.

Food was fantastic, service was great, atmosphere was most enjoyable. Highly recommend this place!read more

What an experience…read more I'm mostly the last guy to head to the tourist center to get some authentic local food, but this place was recommended by a colleague so I had to test it out. By now, I've been twice. Located in a very narrow, authentic little street right near the Plaza del Reine but still tucked away. The GM or owner is amazing. Very energetic and knows how to sell his restaurant. We wanted to sit outside but had to wait so we waited at the bar. When we ordered a bottle of cava, the guy immediately told us to upgrade. Instead of $17 it was $25 but I can assure you, it was the best cava I ever had. Once seated outside, we order tapas as we pleased and every single one of them was a feast by itself. The amount of food served on each plate combined with all the options you had, it was incredible. At the end we drank 2 bottles of wine including the cava and we had 6 or 7 tapas with 3 people and the bill wasn't even close to €80.

I had my first paella valenciana at Las Cuevas and it did not disappoint. The rice was crispy, the…read morechicken and rabbit were juicy, the the seasonings were very fresh and herbaceous. I would definitely recommend coming for the paella! Service-wise the wait staff are very friendly though very busy during the lunch rush. Being able to sit outside in the square just a few blocks from all the tourist traps was lovely.

I found a "must do" tapas joint. It's an old-school Spanish Tapas love…read more After a bit of confusion in directions- we found it and we were off for a traditional tapas adventure. And we FINALLY had cava (their sparkling wine) We tried a mango salad and something oxtail to share- both pretty decent