My friends and I went on a holiday in Valencia, and stayed over in the hotel just across the…read morestreet. As Belgians we were more than happy to see how our delicious Belgian fries were sold there and of course, wa just HAD to have a try. This might have been the best decision we made that week, because the fries were even better than in Belgium, and the guy who worked there was even better. We had been chatting for a long time, even after his working hours. The Frietshop in Valencia is definately worth a try, if it isn't for the awesome fries, it must be for the glorious guy who works there. Ps. If you ever read this, I sincerely hope you still remember us, and enjoyed the wine! The Belgian Boys

Before I am crucified by the masses as the girl who moved to Spain from America and went to a…read moreburger joint only to order a hot dog... I can explain! I wanted something light and I was craving BBQ. The Arizona hot dog came with both. I accidentally also ordered fries and asked for bacon and cheese. So it ended up being more than a light meal but you'll forgive me. Dinner here won't be until 9:30pm! A girl had to eat! It was quick service. If you've been here, lunches take over an hour and I just didn't have the time. I also ordered a large lemon beer with my meal (do you see how I failed, epically, on my light meal?). Luckily I didn't have space for ice cream...even though a small one with caramel would set me right. Ah diet be damned!

The price is right and it is conveniently open throughout siesta time which is helpful!…read moreStaff are reasonably helpful and attentive. It's pretty clear why this place is doing so well with other branches etc.

Not bad, the food is good but there's not much to chose from. There used to be many different…read moredishes years ago but they focus on hamburgers lately so don't expect many other things. The staff is usually nice, but sometimes if the place is a bit crowded you can feel they don't really pay attention to you. The place looks lovely but I personally think they put too much effort into making the place look great and few effort into building a set of dishes that people can actually enjoy, because the prices are pretty expensive for the quality of the food you're served. I used to go there often but since a similar restaurant opened in Valencia and I enjoy it better, I haven't come back ever since.

Like your home away from home, Peggy Sue's has your hot dogs, creme sodas, hamburgers, and anything…read moreelse you want get from the states or 1950's version of it. I found it to be an okay stay. I like the concept, yet it's the delivery that got me in a bit of tizzy. I definitely love the decor and the crazy sayings having on the tin novelty items around the diner. This place seats large groups and big families, about 30 people at least. When I first came, they told me the place already had reservations. This made my heart sink since my husband and I were both craving serious American food after being in Spain for a week. Now at his stay at Peggy Sue's, my husband did have a pleasant time. Maybe because the hot dog he ordered had French's mustard and Heinz ketchup from America by the way which he appreciated but what he really was blown away was by the crunchy potato chips on top of his hot dog. To justify removing the two stars: First, no one gave me any utensils: spoon, fork, knife. Unless someone thinks I should eat my dessert with my fingers. I'm not sure how or why that happened. Then, I got a slice of pie, but call me weird, because when I order pie, is there supposed to be an odd yellow syrup of goo squirted on top of it. (I assume that it's either caramel sauce or toffee or butterscotch of some sort.) That's right. So bravely, I go on to try said goo--and it is ungodly sweet. Eyeballs maxed out to size, I tried to eat more. Third, I go to use the bathroom, and there is no more toilet tissue left. No to mention that the bathroom is in badly in need to attention to start with. I understand it's a touristy place so more people use it, but it was getting to the point that people threw paper towels on the floor instead of the trash can, since the trash receptacle was overflowing. I should mention the last disappointment was when the menu said that the jukeboxes work without money, and I approach both of the jukeboxes and none of them work--I'm told that they are not in order in Spanish by a bunch of teenagers who have tried. Of course, I was told this after I deposited 10 cent euros into said non-working machine. Oh for the love of fast food!

From the owner: Bocatines, empanadas ,perritos calientes ,burritos ,bolleria y mucho mas por el modico precio de 1…read moreeuro todos nuestros productos estan en promocion .nuestra idea es convertir bocados express en una alternativa rapida economica y de calidad en el centro de valencia

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!

If you're a UVA in Valencia student, you KNOW this place lol. Jorge is the cutest bar owner and…read morethey even have a UVA flag in the bar they give you a free shot for your first time in the bar, and overall its a good vibe

Unfortunately we have been here more than once, both times after 7pm or 19:00 just to find them…read moreclosed. Very lazy schedule, not reliable at all. If it was a true American Bar & Grill they would open on time and not mislead their customers.

Arriving hungry in Valencia, I found Le Favole in a beautiful part of the city, not far from my…read moreaccommodation. I had a pizza with sausage, red sauce, and provolone cheese, which was very good and their Caesar salad was excellent (though I would have preferred the chicken to be less well done). Most notably, my server, Maria, was very kind and patient with me and my limited Spanish. Always smiling, she treated me like an honored guest . Thank you.

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.

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.