MasQmenos is a pretty good place to hang out with friends - as long as you're not particularly…read moreinterested in eating. That's because it's set up as a coffee shop/bar, and the staff is neither particularly swift nor particularly friendly. Tip: I suggest that you avoid the vino tinto, which is the house wine. It tastes watery and acidic; to add insult to injury, the pours are decidedly stingy. If you have a lot of time to burn and you're dead-set on eating here rather than just grabbing a coffee, the do serve a few typical dishes with Iberico ham which are OK, but nothing to write home about. Their gazpacho and salad portions are decidedly on the small side, but their house made salad dressing is very good. Also in the plus column, the venue is well decorated. Despite that, I suspect that having dined here once, you (like me) will opt to settle for that and move on to better opportunities ;-)

We were wandering around, looking for somewhere to eat. I had read a translation of a review and…read morehad put it on my list of places to try. When we came down one of the streets, it's so much fun to get a little lost, they had just opened, so we thought, what the heck! The inside is cozy and inviting. They have these great cushy chairs and everything on their menu has pictures. We ordered a bottle of the Portia to start and the cheese sampler which went really well with the wine. There was a brie, a bleu, a munster(?), a hard white cheese(?), and this other one that was shaved like ruffles. Each one changed the flavor of the wine which was fun! We also ordered a jamon y brie tosta which was delicious! We had to order another bottle, so we went with the Luis Cana. Again, the places we have been have several really good bottles on their menu, and that's pretty much all they need. We also ordered the molten chocolate cake and lemon meringue pie. Both came with chocolate sauce swirls on the plate and whipped cream on the side. Our server, Ruben, was attentive and friendly. It didn't surprise us that we found ourselves back the next night for wine and dessert. This time we ordered the carrot cake and coco y Nutella (and another lemon pie). Ruben had recommended another bottle the night before, so we decided to try it. The carrot cake was alright, and the Nutella creation was okay, but they were fine to end the evening since we had that lemon pie again. The vibe is really great! It's right across the street from the Teatro, so tapas and a play would be great, or a play and after-play wine and dessert would be fun. The whole staff is very friendly. If we had one more day, we'd probably come back for another meal.

Remember to see the price before ordering！！！…read more Be careful! ！！！ This restaurant deceives tourists! I just wanted to take a break. The man recommended a drink. I wanted to see the menu. He said he told him enough! I agree, after all, just a drink! Always used to having a drink in Barcelona! But at checkout, a glass of this drink (actually orange water), he said that with champagne, there is no champagne flavor at all! Even with a little champagne, 9euro / glass? coffee 's price and beer are normai ...but he didn't show you the price when you order，and at last he said you didn't ask him！ Be careful！ in valencia，you must ask the price at the beginnjng！ So disappointed experience at Valencia！

Excellent Tapas. Taberna de la Reina has some seating…read moreoutside with sun in the afternoon. It is right in the city centre. Tapas cost between 1,20 and 2,00 euro. A beer is 1,75. The decoration is nice, but there are some better places. The staff is not friendly. Not at all! I would normally give it 3 stars, but the food was great, so 4 stars.

An amazing bar-seating restaurant by the Michelin 2-star chef, Richard Camarena, located in the…read moremiddle of the Centro Mercat (indoor food and crafts marketing) of Valencia. I had a wonderful pork tenderloin sandwich (think cheesesteak), sardine with queso and a iberico croquette. A perfect amount for a nice, filling lunch. Service is good and it's a bustling marketplace so there's a great vibe. You may have to wait in line for a table (I don't think they take reservations) but it's worth it.

Yummy sandwiches and lunch food for a reasonable price!…read more You will be seated at a bar, so there is less room to move around. The tuna sandwich was delicious! The filling is light and flavorful; the amount of filling is not skimped on either. The bread is thick and fluffy on the inside, and harder on the outside. The oysters are a bit bland, but more or less fresh. They are sizeable (on the larger end), but the texture is not quite supple. The cappuccinos are delicious! Light, airy, and flavorful. Overall, I would love to return!

We came for the paella! Traditionally on Sundays, we will…read moredrink Spanish vermouth, then eat a lovely paella. We got in without a reservation. That was luck. Unfortunately, we could not get a beach view. The table was sticky from the previous party. Oh well. We ordered red vermouth, but they only had "Martini" OH well. The paella came in 40 minutes as promised. We also ordered a bottle of Rosé. They did not have the one we wanted, so they substituted. Oh well. The paella was pretty great. 7.5/10. They could have crisped it up a bit more, but I understand they won't because tourists think it's burnt. The chicken was a bit dry. Watch out for chicken bones!! The langostena and gambas were good. The sofrita was different from any other I've tried. Delicious. Plenty of food for 2 hungry people. We also had a bottle of water. 67 The staff was friendly.

Food: Their seafood paella is out of this world! If you love seafood, then you will love this…read morepaella as it's flavor is so unique and intense (in the best way possible), as well as the fish being so fresh! Their house salad is nothing special, as it lacked flavor and their veggies didn't seem that fresh. We also had their Valenciana paella, which has chicken and rabbit, but it was too overcooked and that not juicy. Service: Very nice and attentive staff. Ambiance: Amazing ocean view and lots of indoor and outdoor seating. Make sure to make a reservation during peek hours!

Made reservations for this restaurant earlier in the day. We saw a few people try to walk in while…read morewe had dinner and the were booked solid and turned away. Cute little place. Service was really good, attentive. We ordered everything to share and we may have ordered a bit too much, but It was all very good. Wanted to try the croquetas since they were homemade. The were good. We ordered the lobster and cheese ones. Liked that the lobster one wasn't fishy. The patatas bravas had a homemade alioli that was really good but it was too much. I'd ask for that on the side next time, but I loved that the potatoes were crispy!! So big score there! The burrata was good, what you'd expect from a burrata. Nothing extraordinary, but we devoured it. The little steak toasts with foie gras were tasty, we ate them so fast we didn't have a chance to take a photo! They were really good with a little apple sauce on the side. The jamón cecina had a strange brownish color on some pieces. We didn't finish it. The mussels were interesting with coconut milk and curry. Wish we had asked for bread to dip in the sauce. The service was good. We got new plates when the pasta ragú came out. We ordered a Valencia wine, which we liked. We'd come again. Make reservations and expect the same outstanding service. Good find!

What an amazing charming restaurant this was. We were warmly greeted at the door and shown to our…read morehigh top. Our servers, Nicholas and Abril were very attentive. For our a pair teeth, we started with agua Valencia. Be careful, it's orange juice from Valencia oranges mixed with gin, vodka and cava. it doesn't taste very strong, but it has quite a kick. One piece was enough. For food we started with and shared papas bravas. Next were the lobster croquettes. Fabulous. The real show stopper was the zucchini carpaccio. No real way to describe it except exceptionally tasty. We lastly shared the duck confit. Fall off the bone delicious. Wonderful food, reasonably priced and epic service from Nicholas and Abril. This is certainly the place to try for a casual buy delicious meal.

We stopped here on a food and wine tour and had both Papas Bravas and croquettes with béchamel and…read moreham inside. The service was wonderful and the small restaurant is very cute. The food was AMAZING. I cannot speak to the price since the food was included within our tour.

The last Yelp review is from a long time ago and I believe this place changed owner since. What is…read moresurprising is that the decor of the restaurant is completely different from what is shown on their website (less nice) but the menu is the same. The food was good but definitely over priced for the servings. There are nicer restaurants in the area with better quality price ratio. Their Meloso de sepia with genjibre (at 32 euros for 2) was very good but the serving was very small and good for one person more than 2. The service was acceptable but don't expect a smile or any friendliness. They are really just dropping the food on your table.

Came here for a late lunch with some friends from USA and others from València. It was great all…read morethe appetizers, octopus, artichokes, mussels, olives and the warm bread they even got me butter hahahaha. After for the main dish we ordered two paellas one of duck and the other seafood absolutely splendid. The service was very good. Ah and don't forget the red wine tried three different bottles. Salud.

5* for on-point service, atmosphere of a dressier restaurant…read more3* for Paella Valenciana Canela came recommended by a local tour guide, so I was excited to check it out for my only dine-in paella experience in Valencia. I sat upstairs, overlooking the front of the restaurant. Canela has a nice ambiance of a white table cloth/wine glasses on table setting. Female server was very on-point, pleasant. A small "tapa" of hummus on top of small tostadas were provided after ordering which was nice. I saw that other tables were offered shots of some liquor as an digestif, but perhaps that were for people with larger orders? Since we just came here for the paella, that's what we just ordered. I believe it also came with bread. Paella did take some time to roll out, which is understandable, ~20mins. I'm not sure if the dish was soo overhyped, but I found Canela's version too salty. I expected it to have more of a saffron taste, but it was more salt/rosemary. Looked well-presented though! Overall, I cannot recommend the paella here, as it wouldn't be something that I'd order again. However, it seemed as though it was a popular dish to order since all the locals, in surrounding tables, had it for lunch.

Suzy and I were walking around in the old town area of Valencia. We saw this small place, and…read moredecided to try it. Wow! I am glad we did. We had 3 tapas to share, and a main course, for 15 euros. The tapas, Salmon, a salad, and a pork belly, were to die for. There is one person the owner, and she did it all. Cook, serve, and whatever. I cannot wait to go back here. What a great place!

Our best meal in Spain! Phenomenal dishes. Beautiful plating. Cozy warm ambience. Inexpensive wine…read morelist. Great service. Everything about the meal was incredible. Loved the salad, tuna, and desserts.