Casual bar and patio style outdoors . This is a popular place, seemingly with locals or at least…read moreexpats. We had our first paella ever here, and it was good I guess but I realize now that paella is generally very oily and I don't care much for that. It certainly had some nice chunks of seafood in it. But I like the place and price is reasonable. Great sangria.

Valencia is known for their Paella dishes so of course I want in searching for the best paella…read moreplace to eat at and I had only a day plus I didn't even have internet connection. I found this place after a few hrs of walkinhg around and looking at each restaurant paella. I saw a couple who ate it and they had their own paella pan so i decided to give this place a try plus i was starving and couldn't handle looking for more places lol. We came in and order a pitcher of sangeria 10 euro and the seafood paella(15 euro each). They came out w/their verison of the tomato/olive oil sauce which was really good and delicious. Next came out the sangeria which was too sweet for me but overall ok. We waited for the paella for over 30min which was a great sign because it takes time to make it. Finally it came out and there were seafood on it but i wish there were more seafood hehe The paella was crunchy on the bottom which was good but there were no sign of saffron anywhere. I am almost 90% sure they use something else to color their paella then saffron :( The paella was pretty decent and it tasted better then any paella that i ever try in the US but it was decent but nothing mouth dropping WOW. Would i come back here? not really because their are soooo many paella places to try.

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.

Cute place with good food. I got the sobresada quiche with a smoked salmon salad and oomph! I feel…read morewell fed. The Matcha latte was okay but more milk than matcha. The male server was also super sweet!

If you're looking for great service and delish pastries. This is your place. I'm a fan of cafe con…read moreleche, so was in heaven.

My date and I really enjoyed the food at La Mas Bonita Ruzafa.  We shared a salad and the La Mas…read moreBonita sandwich, along with two sides of chicken curry.  To go with the food, I also ordered a smoothie made with strawberries, pineapples, and bananas.  All the food was tasted really good - so good I considered giving this place five stars.  There was just one problem - the prices are over-the-top high! Another mark in the minus column; while the price tags are quite large, the portion sizes are anything but - the salad and the sides of chicken curry were positively minisucule. Bottom line: If you can ignore the crazy-high prices and small portions, the food here tastes good.

Cute caffe in Ruzafa ( walking distance from old town), excellent for breakfast l, bruncH or lunch…read more Very generous portions. Good menu with choices For any taste ( vegans, vegetarians , meat eaters) . We tried vegan lasagna that my vegan daughter loved, I had gazpacho that came with a boiled egg, cucumbers salad and croutons. To my taste, I would have added more salt and hOt sauce to gazpacho but I add salt to almost all food, so my opinion on thiS doesn't influence thE rating ( my daughter says that my request to add salt is not a problem of a restaurant but my own. I tend to agree). This place can also be a good choice for a romantic dinner with candles and they have interesting signature cocktails