Decent American fare if you are missing home while in Spain. I enjoyed grabbing a quick burger when…read moreI wanted a break from local fare but don't expect it to be exactly like American version.

If you want a proper tapas bar , this is it. Best bar in Valencia , assuming you like beer, wine…read moreand stunning snacks. They are all good and their Iberian ham is very special

We stumbled upon this place and I wish I would stumble on gems like that every time I was in a new…read morecity! First, the neighbourhood is great, if the weather is good definitely try to get a table outside underneath the trees. Secondly, the service was amazing. We asked for a table outside that was not available when we arrived (without a reservation - although the place does take reservation), but we were moved to one 10 minutes later. I really appreciated that, as we were probably the only non-Spanish speaking customers. Which brings me to my third point - the place screams authenticity. The staff, the decoration, even the chairs and the cutlery give our this non-pretentious authentic feeling that I'm guessing you're looking for in a Spanish tavern. Lastly, the food. I like everything. We had 4 different dishes that really went well with our beer. The place offers some nice desserts too although we didn't try in. 4 dishes and 5 beers later, we received a bill for 38.5 euros. Not bad.

My review is only for the drinks and the ambiance. I had a glass of wine, it was good and my…read morehusband enjoyed his negroni. service was attentive. The taberna is located right in Plaza de la Reina, and it was nice to sit outside and take in the view of the plaza. It's a perfect spot for people watching and relaxing after exploring the city,

We walked in. We're immediately greeted with the worst service ever. Went to the bathroom no toilet…read morepaper or soap. Then as soon as I got my drink, they were trying to kick us out as fast as possible, even though it was over an hour before closing time. Then my friends came back after all that surprisingly even though I refuse to, and then they were forced to order outside and we're not allowed to split the bill. The worst service I have encountered in all of valencia.

This was a short stop on my trip for a lunch, but the Patas Bravas were amazing. Also try the…read moreBurger option, as there is an amazing patty with stuffed meat and cheese tastiness inside. Pros: well-priced small plates, quick service despite being packed with people.

Amazing paella restaurant that's been around since 1909. Wonderful ambience, friendly staff, and…read moredelicious food. Wish I were staying longer so I could come again.

I had a very high expectation of paella but it is too salty. I had to drink lot of water…read moreafterwards. The starter (tuna with tomato) was not bad.

Coming to Valencia, everyone wants to try the paella in the town that invented the dish. Learning…read morefrom the blogs, paella doesn't come cheap, at €14 per serving and minimum 2 orders. We made reservations for 8pm and we were the earliest in the restaurant in typical Spanish style. We got the Valencian paella and the "gentleman's" paella (Deboned seafood). They were two paellas that were completely different from each other in taste, but both worth a try. I like the classic one more mainly because I like rabbit and it has veges as well. Service was nice, though there does seem to be a different set Spanish menu that we saw the big Spanish party get, so may be work asking about if you want to try.

Great place to try local food. It has great service and selection of appetizers ( or as they call…read moreit "picaetas") and also wines. I recommend the "rulos de espinaca" and the "croquetas". As for the paellas, they are great and freshly made to order. Overall a great experience and really good service and food.