This spot was so creative with is dishes and so well presented. I was pleasantly surprised, I…read morewouldn't say greek food is one of my favorites but this place definitely changed that. They added a fun personal touch and the greek wine was great to pair with it. The restaurant feels intimate and great for a date.

The food here was excellent, as well as the service. Had the kitchen menu of the day, which was…read morefive courses, and each one was a modern, delicious twist of Greek flavors.

Looking for an Açaí Bowl in Barrio El Carmen? Then head over to Almalibre Açaí House near the…read moreTorres de Serranos. My wife and I sat inside the cozy cafe and we were able to order at our table by scanning the QR code with our phone. There are options to add on toppings to their signature açaí bowls. Recommendation: Try the Canary Island Diver, an açaí bowl with banana, homemade granola, and coconut. We both added peanut butter as another topping.

Very good VEGAN food!!…read more We enjoyed an acai bowl and a veggie bowl with tempeh. Both delicious. Very nice staff. Cute place. Definitely worth MANY repeat visits!

Huge portion. I ordered a meat kebab. It must have weighed a half pound. It was full of shaved…read moremeat, lettuce, red canbage, tomato and onions. Theres 3 sauces. I know only the white sauce which might be the yogurt sauce but it wasn't the usual cucumber tzatsiki kind. Theres a reddish sauce that was sweet and a spicy sauce but I didn't put that one one. I asked for it in a pita but I actually got it in a thicker flatbread which is fine. It gets toasted in a panini press so it ends up crunchy. I ate it all! It was 3 Euros. And it was so good I went back to get one later that night for my son. He wanted a chicken pita/schwarma.. This time his was wrapped in a thinner wrap with just as much meat and fillings. $3.50 Euros. I had a taste if it because he couldn't finish it. It was delicious as well. There is seating inside and outside. Theres a big menu including pizza, curry and hamburgers but I can only have so many meals! The service was satisfactory.

When the clock hits 6am, there's only one spot in town I wanna be going to. Generally friendly,…read moreeven when you're belligerent. Food slaps every time.

Absolutely delicious food :) 100% vegan restaurant along the Gran Via in Valencia. The menu is an…read moreassortment of burgers, sandwiches, tapas and juices. I ordered the seitan pita and fresh squeezed juice cocktail. The pita was crispy and filled with delicious wheat meat and veg. The pita came with a side of tempura onion rings and they were incredible.

horrible restaurant! the hummus was awful. they brought the…read morepita cold. I asked them to heat it up then they microwaved the pita which made it uneatable. they charge you for pita extra and does not come with the hummus never saw a place so cheap. the falafel oil was old and the balls looked burnt and nasty. I could not eat there and had to leave when I saw the falafel at the next table. total rip off. and nasty both the food and staff.

The price was very fair for the lunch menu. It included a glass of wine; the house white wine was…read morefruity and satisfying. The flavors of the food were strong but not overpowering. The food was also served hot an quickly. Deserts did seem store-bought but didn't taste old or artificially flavored.

From the owner: Ambiente familiar para saborear tapas típicas y no tan tipicas, amplia carta para elegir y todo…read morerecién hecho para ti

My gastronomic tour of Spain up to this point was a great one. Many grand restaurants, a shitload…read moreof Michelin stars, a great number of tapas/pintxos, an unbelievable amount of delicious food. Now there is nothing special about Bar Los Arcos to the naked eye. It is special because this is the neighborhood joint that my friend frequents, where he grew up, where I got many a story of his upbringing. It is special because he describes it as the purest expression of Spanish cooking for the everyday person. You will not ever find a Michelin inspector here. It belongs to the residents. It is where we see the neighborhood old guy that dresses up in his military uniform and says high to everyone he sees. The schoolkids hang out here. It is a community place and we sit outside amongst the locals. If I didn't know better, we'd probably get beaten up if not chaperoned by my friend. Comidas caseras, tapas, platos combinados, bocadillos, cenas, postres, paella valenciana, caldereta de pescado, caracoles...are amongst the variety of things you can get here in this tiny hole in the wall. I enjoy my jamon and various spread of tapas that come in waves. It is truly a pleasure to sit thousands of miles from my own home, in the middle of my friend's hometown, as if I lived here myself. Even if it were for only a few fleeting moments.

Quite nice place, with lots of seating and a wide selection of different baked goods. I went there…read morewith a friend and we both enjoyed the merienda dishes that we had ordered. In fact, I went back to order something else, since it was so tasty! Definitely worth a try if you are in the area.