Very good food and friendly staff. The mojitos are delicious. I had the Arroz Yum Tum Con Piña…read moreand it's my favorite thing on the menu.

This is one of a few places in Valencia for decent red velvet cake. The place is nice, cute and…read moreclean. They offer different kinds of cakes and an interesting selection of teas. There are coffee and other drinks as well. It is very easy to access since it is in the center. Also it is located on a walking street so if you sat outside you wouldn't be bothered by cars. Service was friendly. The price is average for a place in the center.

Nice cafe serving a good selection of pastries, like napolitanas and ensymadas, as well as…read moredesserts, like cakes. Great location near the Ayuntamiento. Fresh orange juice, chocolate a la taza and espresso drinks available. Clean with plenty of seating.

ENG: I ordered the…read more"Tacos Buenos Aires" expecting authentic Argentine chimichurri -- fresh parsley, garlic, olive oil, vinegar, oregano. What I got were two stale tostadas with dry chicken, cheese, and straight-up mustard. When I politely said I didn't order mustard, the staff insisted it was chimichurri. I'm Latina. I know what chimichurri is. This wasn't even close. The food was overpriced (€13-14 for two tiny tacos), flavorless, and poorly executed. The most insulting part wasn't the bad food -- it was the way they doubled down as if I wouldn't notice or didn't know better. While we were eating, multiple people came to our table asking for money, which the staff made no effort to discourage. The whole experience felt like a tourist trap banking on visitors not knowing authentic food or local dining etiquette. Valencia is full of incredible restaurants with fresh, authentic dishes and genuine service. Unfortunately, this is not one of them. If you value your money and respect, walk a few streets away and eat where the locals do. ES: Pedí los "Tacos Buenos Aires" esperando un chimichurri auténtico, lleno de perejil fresco, ajo, aceite de oliva y vinagre. Lo que recibí fueron tostadas duras con pollo seco, queso y mostaza. Cuando dije que no había pedido mostaza, el personal insistió en que era chimichurri. Soy latina, sé exactamente cómo debe saber el chimichurri. Esto no se le parece ni un poco. La comida fue cara (€13-14 por dos tacos minúsculos), sin sabor y mal preparada. Pero lo más insultante no fue la comida mala, sino la actitud del lugar, que pensó que no me daría cuenta y me trataron como si fuera ignorante. Mientras comíamos, varias personas vinieron a pedir dinero, y el personal no hizo nada para impedirlo. Todo se sintió como una trampa para turistas, aprovechándose de quienes no conocen la comida ni las costumbres locales. Valencia tiene lugares increíbles con comida fresca y auténtica y un servicio genuino. Este no es uno de ellos. Caminen unas calles más lejos y coman donde comen los locales.

one of the worst cinnamon rolls i had, i got the dulce de leche roll and it just wasn't good…read moredespite how it looked.

Out of Country Review - Spain…read more Had lunch at El Tostadero on Tuesday afternoon. A spot filled with local workers, they have lots of cheap and delicious sandwich options. Definitely worth a quick stop for visitors to the city. Quality: We went with house special a Fried Cuttlefish Sandwich, and it was incredible. The texture was great, browned to perfection and just a little bit of spring to the fish. Pair it with a couple cold beers and you would struggle to find a better lunch. Quantity: Massive portions. Value: Very cheap. Ambiance: El Tostadero is a locals spot in Valencia. The casual shop has a wrap around bar for seating, with food options on display in front of you. They also have a few tables outside. Inside prepare to watch yourself eat and drink in a mirror with music blasting as the workers constantly push out more sandwiches. Crowd: A few regulars, constant take-out. Service: Fast.

The best bocadillo in all of Valencia, maybe all of Spain. Their calamari sandwich is my favorite…read moresandwich in the whole world. Whenever I come to Valencia, it's the first thing I eat. Their tortilla de patatas sandwich is also very good. The place is ran by the same few men who have been working their forever. I also would eat glass covered in their garlic aioli.

beers are good. the "traditional Italian Flatbread" would make any Italian vomit. it's a…read morestore-bought tortilla

Genial, muy buen servicio con gente que no tiene ningún problema en explicarte acerca del mundo…read morecervecero y satisfacer tu hambre de conocimiento. Muy ricas cervezas artesanas de barril a un buen precio, hay gente que dirá caro, pero sinceramente a mi pagar 2€ por una caña de este calibre + el buffet que tienes gratuito de cosas para picar, a mi me parece una ganga! Todo esto en un sitio muy acogedor y que te llama a una de esas tardes de birras y largas conversaciones entre colegas, brutal!