Bastards coffee is amazing! On our vacation we went here every day for breakfast and it did not…read moredisappoint. All of the pastries were delicious! The coffee is really good and it is so inexpensive for the quality you get, especially when you compare it to the United States. The chocolate waffles were great! The cakes were all so good and fresh too if you have room. I would recommend getting sweet items off their menu as they were all excellent, and the savory items were just ok. The staff was really nice and helped us well, even with a little bit of a language barrier. Overall, I was very impressed all 4 days we visited!

i got the pistachio oat milk latte and cinnamon roll. The latte was amazing. The lotus cinnamon…read moreroll was also extremely good, it was just a tad too crispy for me but i would come back to try the others. Great space to work at for the day.

Great place with a lowkey yet vibrant atmosphere. I got a salad because I wanted something fresh…read moreand I added burrata - it was veryyy tasty. I felt it was quite over salted, so not sure if that's a spain thing or a federal thing. I also had a well done iced vanilla latte - and was able to use the wifi for (only ) 2 hours free. They had a nice work table though that we could work and eat at if you didn't want a formal eating only table. The workers were all nice too.

Here lies a modern breakfast cafe set in the middle of historic old Valencia. Here, we enjoyed a…read moredelicious breakfast in the shadow of the El Micalet prior to our early morning bus tour. The restaurant is, as I mentioned, a modern place amongst a beautifully ancient city. The menu seems to be granolaly, aka crunchy or of a pseudo hipster flavor if you know what I mean. Nevertheless, the food is quite good. From the oaky flavored, thick French toast to the honey yogurt granola bowl and the scrambled eggs, this place has something for everyone. For instance, my son makes picky eaters look like gluttons. Though, here he thoroughly enjoyed the French toast. Additionally, the menu is in both English a Spanish, and if that's not good enough, the wait staff speak both languages as well. However, the only complaint I have toward the food is that the scrambled eggs are more runny than I prefer and the bread could be a little less toasted. Overall, this is a pretty good place with decent food at moderate prices. I'd return and enjoy another meal if in town, but this time I'd try something other than the eggs. Enjoy. P.S. you pay for your meal at the front register not at your table.

Found this place while wandering around and stopped in to check it out. What a great place! Great…read moredecor and very friendly staff. I had a Chia Pudding for a light bite to eat and it was very fresh and delicious. Nice chunks of fruit with a mango purée floating on top of the pudding was a perfect topper.

This place exceeded my expectations!!! The juice? FRESH SQUEEZED. the pancakes? MOIST! Flavorful!…read moreFull of fruits, the perfect amount of sweetness, some semisweet chocolate (ugh!), and the best creamy cheesy topping. I die. The terrace was also so freaking gorgeous, I felt so peaceful. Highly recommend

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.

Great ambiance! This is a true tea house. WOW!…read more Many great selection of teas. We were greeted by a nice man. He showed us the tins of teas behind the counter where we chose a Negro Chai and a Rojo Pu'er. We love how the tea is served in its individual tea pots at you table. Nice to smell as it steeps. The tea was very good. And I even treated myself to a beautiful new tea mug! Great prices too. We will he back!

A tranquil dimly-lit teahouse with Asian-esque décor including its own little Buddha garden. If you…read morelike the tea you have ordered you can also buy it in the shop. I haven't tried them all yet but so far my favourite is the Green Tea with Cinnamon and Orange. Service tends to be OK but the last time I went the waiter was a rather up himself which marginally spoilt the experience.

Dulce de leche is definitely a very popular choice for the right reasons. We visited a little later…read morein the day(around 1ish) and there was still plenty of pastries, cakes, and savory dishes. While the line took a while to advance, once you placed an order your food was quickly ready. The strawberry smoothie was so delicious, not overly sweet but not too tart, it was just right. The cinnamon roll was perfect, nice and fluffy with a slight crunch but it was just right. Croissant looked extremely delicious- I mean all of their pastries looked divine and honestly not overly priced. Their orange juice was also very tasty. The vibes of the place are super cute, with seating available inside and outside. This is going to be one of the places I miss the most in Spain

Highly recommend the Dulce de Leche location in Ruzafa for brunch (DDL Boutique). They have a huge…read moreselection of pastries, sandwiches, and brunch items. Indoor and outdoor seating is available, and the cafe inside is very welcoming. Tip: Tables are assigned when you order at the counter, and the queue moves quickly. So don't feel the need to grab a table when other customers leave. Recommendation: Order the Brunch Special. Includes coffee, orange juice, Brioche breakfast sandwich, mini croissant, and yogurt.