This was by far the best vegan restaurant in all of Valencia. The service was great and the waiter,…read moreJesus, was very nice and helpful with suggestions. The leek dumplings were outstanding and we came back for more the next day. The vegan pallella and kebab were outstanding as well!!!

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!

A wonderful experience. The food was more traditional than the Indian you get in the states. The…read moresauces aren't as heavy. Lamb Tikka Masala was well prepared. And the Chicken Vindaloo isn't eye watering with heat. The service was great. Our waiter was attentive, yet also charming and interested in making sure our experience was enjoyable. The space was quiet, and yet, not stuffy, which is the impression one might initially get when walking past. Definitely coming back. Thanks!

Absolutely fantastic restaurant. We have eaten lunch at…read moreSwagat numerous times, (and even ordered 2 more meals to go for later) & every time the chef knocks it out of the park! The ambience & service are also amazing. I cannot say enough good things about Swagat. We've ordered the following dinners: Chicken (Murg on the menu) Tikka Masala, Chili, Pasanda, Korma, Bhuna, Vindaloo, Balti, so far. We've tried the appetizers Aloo Samosa, Onion Bhaji, & Punjabi Veg Pakora. We leave Valencia in about a week & are really worried we may have to go in Swagat rehab! JK -- but not! We're sooo envious that you have the opportunity to experience it for the first time (& more)! Enjoy!

How do you write about perfection without sounding like you were bribed to do so? Really I was not…read more I am just a loyal customer that loves to rave about AMAZING VEGAN FOOD. And above all, I love to rave about the most wonderful owner Tiago!! My husband and I moved from California to Valencia a few months ago. Walking by ALOHA (location 1 here. Now he opened location 2 next to Mercat Central), I stopped in and Tiago greeted me like a long lost friend. The most welcoming greeting that cemented my feelings that I had arrived "home"! Being a VEGAN place made his greeting GOLDEN! Now we are weekly customers for his "burgers", chips, nuggets, and the most yummy acai bowls. Oh and you must try the carrot cake. OMG, to have a vegan desert like this is heavenly! Both locations are run with perfection precision. And always with a smile. Great quality for a very fair price. Do your best hula dance and work your way over to ALOHA. You will be hooked instantly and you will thank me for telling you to go there...daily!!

While walking through beautiful Valencia's street, I came across this small Vegan eatery. Although…read moreI was not hungry, I could not help myself from trying something from the menu. I tried the Keiki Nuggets, which are like a chicken nuggets made of tofu, and they were divine! The best I ever had, and far better from real chicken nuggets which I used to have in my pre-Vegan days; They were crispy and freshly made, and were served with the sauce of your choice (I actually though they were great as they are, no sauce is needed). Must try if you are lucky to live in this city or visit there...

One of the great vegetarian restaurants of the world…read more Prices are not high. Two people had a meal to remember forever for 42 Euros. But this was Haute Vegetarian Cuisine suitable for Michelin stars. * * * The menus change frequently - and there is not a lot of choice on the menu. You get what the cook is cooking today and that's the beginning and the end of it. But the beginning and the end of it here - is the Alpha and Omega of great cooking. * * * So what did we have? 1) A cauliflower and carrot soup that will make you adore cauliflower. The cauliflower served to me as a child was unspeakably awful. It may not have counted as child abuse. It certainly counted as cauliflower abuse. At Les Maduixes, they serve the Cauliflower of Cauliflower dreams. Eat one bowl of Cauliflower Soup out of the Golden Cauliflower bowl And be guaranteed happiness and golden treasure forever. 2) A pique-boca of homemade hummus served in an endive leaf with two colors of sesame seed and an alt pesto. My mouth was piqued, oh yes, oh yes. I have no idea where they get their endive ... But that was the Cary Grant of endive. 3) Vegetable croquettes minimally sauced. Vegetable croquettes are usually heavy vegetable lumps in the hands of the wrong vegan cook. These were clouds of fluffy wonderfulness. 4) A veggie lasagna with soy yogurt as the "cheese" part of the filling. Yogurt totally totally belongs on lasagna. It makes it a light refreshing and lively dish. Why eat Grandma's lasagna bomb, and then be capable of doing nothing after lunch except watching football ... When you can have a sprightly lasagna with yogurt, And do handstands between the main course and dessert? 5) A quiche with soy mascarone. Mascarone makes everything wonderful - never mind the source of the milk. 6) A zero sweet chocolate pie. Time to renew your relationship with unsweetened baking chocolate. This was Heathcliff, the brooding lord of the haunted manor next door, sweeping you away to the moors in the rain for the lovemaking that only a dark poet can provide. There was a long time between every forkful. My eyes never opened. 7) A "carrot cake" that was made of carrot, just like the server said, but for all intents and purposes was a lemon creme cake. You have never had a lighter carrot cake in your life. 8) A vegan strawberry sorbet - but lots of people make vegan strawberry sorbets. A dish that happily brought us back to earth after we had spent lunchtime in our Magic Galleon Sailing the Seas of Dreams. * * * So how is Les Maduixes? It's okay. * * * So is Utopia.

I must first qualify that I am not a vegetarian, and while preferring meat of some sort with my…read moremeals, I do appreciate good vegetarian cooking. Les Maduixes is a very cozy restaurant, with a nice ambiance. I thought the service was excellent. Regarding the food, for starters I had the Crema de boniato, zanahoria, which was quite nice. For the main I had wholemeal noodles with tomatoes, eggplant and goat cheese, and for desert the carrot cake. The noodle dish was good, but I guess I was expecting something I would classify as 'really good'. As my wife is a fan of vegetarian food, and because it is so close to our flat, I am sure we will give Les Maduixes another go in the near future. I hope to be more impressed on the next visit.

After touring in old town Valencia- we visited this long established, well rated restaurant and we…read morewere not disappointed. We started with the Fish and seafood soup, which was fine. For our entree we shared a large Seafood paella- which was delicious. We had white wine and for dessert we had Flan. A nice dining experience to which I would return.

More and more often, when we visit high-end restaurants, it feels like we're viewed not as people…read morebut as money toward the bottom line. I'm pleased to report that at Navarro, our experience was nothing like that; from the moment we arrived we were made to feel like old friends who were long overdue for a return visit. The staff was delightful - completely personable and attentive without in any way being obtrusive. We were seated upstairs and begin our wonderful meal with a warm seafood salad. Next we were served a truly fabulous Lobster paella (simply amazing!). Our server recommended a wonderful Rose wine, which we each enjoyed two glasses of. Our entire dining experience was truly exceptional, and I wouldn't hestiate to recommend this wonderful restaurant!

As an upscale restaurant I must admit the food and the service as well as the atmosphere was well…read moreabove par. The staff really couldn't have been more professional. But also being somewhat upscale they were a little more formal than obviously a casual place. Once seated we were told we had 2 hours to finish our meal which is a very long time for just two Americans eating. The only issue I have is that our food arrived amazingly fast I mean like maybe under 5 minutes post ordering. After that the staff kept coming by asking if they could clear my plate because I eat quite a bit faster than my companion, my wife. They asked me two to three maybe even four times if they could clear my plate which really was unwelcome since we had 2 hours to finish our meal. As I stated earlier the food was really really good if you check out my photos the atmosphere was really nice. I am an architect and can really appreciate nice design and configurations. I would gladly go back and run to recommend this place I do know my wife stated the same issue I outline regarding being rushed and they said that they would adjust it. I would gladly revisit the establishment and when we return back to the Valencia I plan on going there once again. I highly recommend it especially the steak that was very well cooked perfect for our desire which was rare.

The food was outstanding. It was Northern Spanish cuisine and each course was equally great. We had…read morethe aged bone-in beef. So good. They rotate servers so anyone can serve you at any time. That said, the service was amazing. Each person was consistently attentive. The ambiance was contemporary, sleek and beautiful. I love this city.

Creative tapas and attentive service at this modern-style tapas place in central Valencia!…read more Very nicely priced wines and a lovely courtyard for outdoor seating. We enjoyed the ambiance here quite a bit. All food we ordered had huge portions, and we liked the fact that their patatas bravas had large baked potato pieces rather than tiny deep-fried ones However, their jamon was quite gross. It was the fattiest and saltiest I've had in some time and I couldn't finish it - we hate to throw away meat so we saved it for stray dogs

A tourist restaurant in the Old City…read more There are worse tourist traps in the Old City - Ones that pretend to sell you "real" Valencian paella. Bar and Kitchen's alt approach is to look modern and cool. That said, modern or not The cooking is tasteless. If you are a worrier, You will be terrified when you eat at Bar and Kitchen and don't taste anything. You will think you have lost your sense of taste and smell and You must have COVID. Don't worry. You don't have COVID. All the taste and smell will come back when you find one of Valencia's good places. Start by eating somewhere more than half a mile from the Mercat Central. Watch what happens to your tastebuds once you leave the tourist traps behind.

I am not a vegetarian but came here with my vegan daughter for lunch ( this places opens at 1:30…read morepm). It is a buffet style ( Euro 10 to eat at the caffe or euro 9/ kg to take out). Lots of Asian dishes, soup, salad and dessert bars. I loved it. Everything is freshly prepared, very good variety, and a steal for the money. Perhaps the best value of vegan lunch place in Valencia. Strongly recommend and will definitely be back

Very disappointing, majority of the plates is salad, the main dishes are pasty & unhealthy (fried…read morepotatoes, fatty dumplings). Its more or less like a cheap take away with veggies. Thats a tourist scam and the photos of the menu didnt look like the real one. NEVER AGAIN!