A-M-A-Z-I-N-G This is what GOOD FOOD is all about…read more For people who rated good on San Tommaso be ready to get your mind blown. Every thing from little details of Crispy mint on Butrata to the combination of flavors of the tagatelle burra pasta and the pizza was so simply delicious and GOOD. Beautiful romantic atmosphere and a great service is a cherry on top of the deliciousness.

Low key done right. We ate at the counter with a view of the kitchen which was entertaining. The…read morepizza was pretty fantastic.

This is one of the best Italian restaurants we've had in a while. We ordered polpettone (meatballs)…read moreas appetizer then the San Tommaso pizza (highly recommend it!), Tortello Verdi (which was amazing but a relatively small plate) and Carbonara pasta (which was good but nothing to brag about) everything was great!. We also had wine, and their selection is quite extensive. They offered complimentary limoncello when they brought the check, which was a nice touch. Prices are very reasonable, and the place is beautifully decorated, we were joking that it felt like we were in Italy. One thing to note is that you're expected to order at least one dish per person, which is fair given the quality of the food. On the downside, the service leaves a lot to be desired. When we arrived there was no host, and several people were waiting around. It seemed like no one had been acknowledged until I stepped in to ask. The attitude came across as arrogant and we experienced a similar vibe from the waitstaff. It feels like the restaurant may be suffering from its own success: great food and lots of attention, but service hasn't kept up. Would I go back? Absolutely yes.

Loved it ALL! Food, service, and atmosphere were five stars. They were also so kind to drop lemon…read morecello with the check.

Este es un buen lugar hasta que este italiano está trabajando. Se quejaba de lo cansado que estaba…read more Probablemente tenía resaca. Fue extremadamente grosero conmigo y se negó a servirme una cerveza en un vaso de pinta adecuado. Me la sirvió en un vasito de papel. Intenté explicarle que me sentaría y posiblemente comería una pizza para que me la sirvieran en un vaso adecuado. Fue extremadamente grosero y me dijo que no. El vaso de papel era la mitad del tamaño de un vaso de pinta y se lo expliqué a una camarera. Ella fue amable e intentó hablar con él, pero él también fue grosero con ella. Este lugar necesita deshacerse del personal que trata mal a la gente. Después de eso, me estaba gritando delante de todos, así que le dije que me diera mi dinero y que me iría a tomar una cerveza de verdad a otro sitio. Tiró mi dinero contra el mostrador y se puso extremadamente feo. Que la gente, incluidos los empleados, vean que este tipo de comportamiento es aceptado no es una buena imagen para el negocio ni para los clientes. Realmente me enfadé, así que le saqué una foto. Luego intentó quitarme el teléfono de las manos y me agredió físicamente. Eso no vale ni una cerveza. La gerencia debería despedirlo. This was a nice place until this italian guy was working. he was complaining of how tired he was. probably was hungover. he was extremely rude to me and refused to serve me a beer in a proper pint glass. he served me in a small paper cup. i tried to explain i would sit down and possibly eat a pizza to be served in a proper glass. he was extremely rude and told me no. the paper cup was half the size of a pint glass and i explained this to a waitress. she was nice and tried to talk to him but he was rude to her to. this place needs to get rid of staff that treat people badly. after that he was yelling at me in front of everyone so i told him well give me my money and ill go get a proper beer elsewhere. he slammed my money on the counter and was being extremely ugly. for people including staff members to see that this kind of behavior is accepted is not a good look for the business or customers. he really made me angry so i took a photo of him. he then tried to grab my phone out of my hands getting physical with me. in no way is all that worth one beer. management should fire him.

The pizza concept at La Finestra is interesting; you order a number of pizettes, and they are…read moreprepared and served with random toppings. While you can't choose anything in particular, you can rule out toppings if you detest something or have a food allergy. I went here recently with a two friends, and ordered six pizettes to share. All of them were surprisingly good, and it was fun not knowing quite what was on each one until we bit in. However, there didn't turn out to be quite as much variety as we expected - all the toppings were mostly variations on different cheeses, with some hame and salami thrown in. There was nothing particularly unique or exciting, which might have been a good thing ;-) All told, this is a fun place to eat with friends; I'm sure I'll be back!

OhMyGoodness, this pizza was delicious! Maybe it was because we stumbled and bumbled here after all…read moreday & night flights to Valencia, but I had bookmarked it and pizza and wine sounded like the perfect cure... We must have hit it at a perfect time because at 10PM on a Tuesday we went right in and got a table for 3. It was the only one available and people after us looked us longingly hoping we were done and not just starting. We had a pizza margherita, pizza prosciutto and 4 random slices from the pizza by the slice that were all very tasty. Basically 3 pizza's, 3 beers and 1 bottle of wine = 40euros! What a steal. Best meal for a deal we had while in Valencia.

Excellent, quaint Italian restaurant in the heart of Valencia. This place is super cheap for the…read morequality of food! Me and my wife split 2 glasses of wine, a personal pizza (enough for 2), the Cannelloni and the Jamon panini for 23 euro. No reservation was required. Only waited for 5 minutes and they served us wine while we waited

We had our first meal in Valencia here and it was fantastic. We ordered the Parppadelle Zio…read moreMarcello and can highly recommend! Great service and nice outdoor seating.

I use to work here in 2005. With Sebastián and Baldo. Still an amazing place. Hope to go again soon.read more

Great calzone, pizza and a glass of wine while I waited for take away. Welcoming and delicious. We…read morewill be back. If you like neopolitan pizza this is a great spot.

I'm from America and this place is amazing great service and even greater food the pizza was so…read moregood I didn't know pizza could taste that good now if only the US could have great food like Spain

When in Spain, I typically eat ALL THE SPANISH FOOD. Because good, legit Spanish food is hard to…read morefind back home. But on a recent trip, due to COVID restrictions and early curfew, we ordered takeout for dinner pretty much every night--when not snacking on jamon and cheese and olives. Tapas don't really work for takeout, so we decided to try pizza, Indian food, Chinese, etc. Our first experience was takeout from Viva Napoli, a nearby pizza spot in the Cabanyal. We ended up ordering two different pizzas, and both were surprisingly delicious. Crust was cooked nicely and the toppings were high quality. Definitely a pleasant find and much better than the pizza I had in Jerez once...but we'll save that story for another day. So if you find yourself in the Cabanyal, after a long day on the beach and exploring the beautiful neighborhood, and you're craving pizza, Viva Napoli will get the job done. Big time.

Excellent pizza, my family and I ate dinner here. It was a last minute decision. Highly recommend…read morereservation specially on Friday and Saturday nights. Very authentic Neapolitan style pizzas. We had the crudo&arugula meter pizza. Best I ever had outside of Naples!!

Maria Marin was our waitress and she was absolutely AMAZING. She was welcoming, informative,…read morefriendly a GEM! The pizza was fresh and hot. Maria's was efficient and warm. I feel as though we became friends. We will come back again and again!

Everything was just good, not great, but solidly good. I want to give it four stars because there…read morewas nothing bad to report, however when I asked the family if they would go back again, they all said the same thing.... "Good, but not good enough to go back." There are so many good Italian restaurants in Valencia that serve better pizza, better pasta, that it makes this a hard place to put on my favorite list. Give it a try, it is solid, just did not leave us with a need to go back.

We stopped here for a pre-dinner drink on the walk to our dinner spot…read more We were drawn in by their Outdoor seating area- no wait as it was a little after 6. We ordered a Sangria and El Aguilar. Enjoyed both and had a good conversation with a fellow Traveler. Good sized interior and menu had many Italian options. One of the best Italian spots in the area according to our Server. Wish we had more time to come back for dinner. Service was quick and friendly and we had a good debate about whether or not the El Aguila logo was a Falcon/Eagle. Excellent for Drinks and possibly for Dinner.

It's probably just as well that I didn't know this was part of an Italian restaurant chain in…read moreValencia because I would've dismissed it as Spain's answer to the Olive Garden. If they had offered free refills of Zuppa Toscana, I would've gotten suspicious. However, this turned out to be more satisfying than I expected as we were looking for a pasta dinner close to our hotel in the Sant Francesc neighborhood. They open at 7:30PM every evening for dinner. Since we aren't Europeans used to dining late, we, of course, showed up right when they opened. Needless to say, we got a table right away. We decided to share the 12,9€ Ave Cesar (Caesar Salad), a pretty hearty mix of croutons, mixed greens, Grana Padano cheese, grilled chicken, and bacon, all tossed a tad too liberally in Caesar dressing (Photo 8). Honestly it was more entree than starter but a good enough segue way to our pasta plates. Jamie ordered the 13,8€ Pappardelle al Ragu alla Bolognese, consisting of flat noodles tossed in a slow-cooked veal ragu (Photo 10). The sauce was a bit watery, but the pappardelle was nicely al dente. I went for the 15€ Ravioloni di Ossobucco, artfully assembled ravioli stuffed with veal ossobucco and caramelized onions, tossed in a creamy saffron sauce and topped with gremolata (Photo 9). A well-executed plate of pasta. Definitely not the Olive Garden. FOOD - 4 stars...some hiccups but tasty Italian food for the most part AMBIANCE - 4 stars...spacious...and I like the vintage American movie posters (Photo 5) SERVICE - 3.5 stars...quietly efficient TOTAL - 4 stars...a chain restaurant worth trying RELATED - Exploring Valencia? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/cq2843aExq-

ENGLISH: Are you in Spain and looking for some good Italian food? Oh my god Al Pomodoro Is THE…read morePlace! This was some of the best pasta I have ever had there and also, the pizza is very good. The staff are Italian as well so I know the food is REAL Italian food. Español: ¿Estás en España y buscas buena comida italiana? ¡Dios mío, Al Pomodoro es EL sitio! Esta pasta es de las mejores que he probado allí y, además, la pizza está buenísima. El personal es italiano.

Such a great restaurant!!! Marcello was such a great server, he was the best. My favorite server I…read morehave had in all of Spain! The food was delicious, especially the appetizers we got. The restaurant itself is super cute and we got to sit upstairs! Definitely recommend the crocchetta di pollo and fonduta di provola.