We arrived 30mins before closing (for the afternoon) and were still greeted with kindness and a…read moretable to sit at. We sat outside and enjoyed the scenery and fresh air. Our food was brought out quickly and it totally exceeded expectations!! The buns were soft, as fluffy as clouds - the fries were a crispy addiction - the meat was cooked to perfection - and my selection of the Texas burger delivered deliciousness beyond!!! We will be back - probably when they reopen at 8pm!!!

We didn't book a table. They told us no problem but you have to leave within 1 hour and 15 minutes…read more Then they extended that to 1 hour and 30-45 minutes. When at the table they advised us about the food. The chicken tenders were good and arrived fast. The croquettes are available per piece and were soft. The quesadillas with brie took a while and the staff kept forgetting we still were waiting for the quesadillas and tried to take our plates away 3 times within a short period of time. Once the quesadillas arrived we got the question if we also wanted our burgers as well. We told them no (wanted to eat our starters first before starting on main course). After finishing our quesadillas: within 5 minutes we got our burgers. This was quite fast. And resulted being very full after finishing our burger and not having a dessert. The food was very good but the wait staff are very fast with new food and we got the feeling they wanted us to leave as soon as possible. Felt like there was a lot of pressure on us to finish our food in time. We finished the food within the hour but were very full and bloated afterwards. The atmosphere wasn't comfortable. It felt like a fastfood chain but then in a restaurant. Won't go again.

Caramelandia is not only my favorite heladeria in Valencia, but in all of Spain...and dare I say…read moreit? All of the world. There is no seating area; just a stand along the street where one can order from about 15 flavors of ice cream or purchase an inexpensive soda or bottle of water. I'm very honest when I say that this is my favorite heladeria. I could be on the outskirts of town, but I will trek to the center of town (working up quite a sweat!) and stop for a cone. The flavors are very typical of what you may find in Spain - turrón, nata, trufa, Rocher. I love the intensity of the flavors and how smooth and creamy the ice cream is. It makes even the richest of ice creams in the United States seem as though they were made with skim milk. My favorite combination is one scoop turrón (the best I've had and I've eaten A LOT of turrón ice cream - it tastes like biting into a piece of Jijona turrón) and one scoop trufa (a vanilla-based ice cream that has an abundance of chocolate shavings; you cannot even see the vanilla base. The shavings look as though they were made with a pencil sharpener!) Although there is no seating, there are plenty of benches near Plaza de La Reina (a short walk away).

When I went to Madrid Mistura, I thought my ice cream expectations were going to be too high for…read moreany ice cream place to challenge but this one did more than that! It was delicious, not too sweet, and had a great variety of FLAVORS. Mistura's chocolate was still better in my opinion because of the deepness of the flavor, but man this place is so so good.