Worth every step it took us to find this lovely place. Service amazing, food amazing, super clean…read more Totally recommend La Bodeguita

Croquettes were delightful. Flavorful and smooth rich taste…read more Scallops were the best I've had in recent memory. Topped with a pico de gallo style mixture. The scallop itself had a great grilled flavor and was very delicate and smooth taste and texture. I had the duck and it was grilled to perfection. Tender and the perfect amount of fat and salt for seasoning. My wife had the steak and another perfectly seasoned and cooked piece of meat. Service was friendly and attentive.

Very attentive service. Great seafood and close to Dimar Hotel. With a wide selection to choose…read morefrom, this place would not be the wrong choice.

Excellent Spanish/Local Food I absolutely love this…read morerestaurant. It is my favourite for authentic Spanish food. There is no menu. The waiters just keep bringing out the food, course after course (like Greek meze). If you can face the dessert, you have a bigger stomach than most.

Great little cafe with lots of outdoor seating and an adorable granny theme. The inside is adorned…read morewith hand crocheted cushions and has a cat lady/grandma chic decor. We sat outside and had drinks, which were good, although no cava by the glass and service was a bit slow.

Easily the best patatas bravas in Valencia! Potatoes are crispy and the sauces are delicious. The…read morehouse wine was also good. We had the Lupita and señorito which i love, and the quesadilla! Everything was amazing. All for €30! I've been here a few times in the last 3 months and it never disappoints. I will definitely be back during my next trip to Valencia!

My friend and I found La Mary completely by chance one day…read moreat lunchtime. Luckily, we happened upon it at around 1:30pm and it wasn't crowded at that time. It filled out very quickly before we finished our meal. We went with the special fiesta menu. It came with a main course, nachos, dips, and an amazing Caesar salad. It even included wine a dessert - an excellent value, and everything was delicious! La Mary's ambiance reminded me of Scandinavia; everything was is very clean and blue is the predominant color. Tip: The restaurant is located immediately opposite the Apple store; it's just a short walk from the train station.

When in Spain, you want to eat Spanish food. This place is labelled as Spanish on Yelp, however,…read morethe menu in the restaurant said Meditarranean. They had dishes such as chicken tikka masala, lasagna, duck confit, spaghetti etc. Anyways, we started off with some bread which cost 1 Euro. We got 2 pieces of rock hard bread. I love bread, I am usually not too picky with bread, but this bread was worst than the hard buns they serve you on the aeroplane. This bread was dry and hard, it had clearly been sitting out for hours. The waiter didn't even give us olive oil (or butter) for the bread. We also had some wine. They had wine from Valencia which was great! I decided to try a bottle called Mala Vida, which means bad life haha. I guess I was having sorta a bad time, becuase I wanted to eat Spanish food, and came to a restaurant that wasn't exactly Spanish. We tried to make the best out of the situation by ordering the dishes that seemed Spanish. Patatas bravas: HUGE serving size. I was quite full from eating lots of potatoes. It was good, but the sauce only covered the top layer of potatoes and the bottom layer was a little bland due to the lack of spicy mayo. Croquettas: We had the ham and cheese croquettas as well as idiazabal croquettas. THe idiazabal cheese was so strong and smelly. if you like smelly cheeses, you will like idiazabal. If you don't, avoid! Octopus on a potato cake: the octopus was very soft and delicious. Duck Confit: we wanted the tuna tataki but it was not available. So we had the duck confit in apricot sauce. The duck was extremely tender and fell off the bone. Desert: We had the special sundae for chocolate addicts- chocolate ice cream, brownie, chocolate fondant, topped with a generous amount of whipped cream, sprinkled with chocolate krispies. I am a chocolate addict. Each bite was heavenly. Layers and layers of chocolate... yum! There is both indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor seats happen to be near a huge trash/ dumpster, there is another one across the street. We were there at 10pm for dinner and there were people going through the dumpsters, which made me not want to sit outside. Overall, a decent place for food. But don't come here thinking you will get Spanish tapas. This place has a mix of food... Meditarranean ish / international ish.

Super fancy restaurant.. we were super under dressed in white tees and jeans. Please make a little…read moremore effort to dress up, otherwise it's very obvious you're a tourist! This place is fancy, like they take away your plates and utensils in between courses fancy. We were the only tourists here for dinner, mostly a local restaurant. We weren't very hungry, just came to try out the fideada or fideua, which is the noodle version of paella instead of rice. This restaurant was recommended in a magazine for their fideada. The noodles are short and super thin, reminding us of pancit in Phillipino cuisine (maybe the pancit noodles are from Spain!). The fideada is really good here and a nice change from paella. We got the first fideada on the menu which was tuna with artichokes and baby garlic. There were huge chunks of tuna that were obviously not canned and was still a little raw in the very middle so it was like seared tuna. Artichokes were good and the baby garlic is the garlic stems, not actual garlic like I originally thought. The Abadia salad is interesting.. seems more like coleslaw with lots of mayo than an actual salad. I was happy to eat it though as it tasted great and I needed a change from all the deep fried tapas we'd been having. Water is not provided for free, you're buying a half liter or liter of water. We got water and some white wine to compliment the fish. Also if they ask for bread and you say yes, you've bought bread. This is also not free. Yelp says that this place is €€€ but honestly, we were pleasantly surprised at how reasonable the prices were with the great service and fancy table setting. I would definitely recommend this place!

Poor and rude service. Asked for tapas and we were almost sneered on. Expensive and few interesting…read morechoices

Terrific neighborhood charcuterie. Best place for Jamon Iberica de Bellota & vino tintoread more