Valencia, the land of flavors and traditions, is a place where food is not just a daily necessity, but a reflection of the city's cultural identity.
In this Mediterranean coastal city, cuisine becomes a language of life. From the irresistible aroma of paella rising from simmering pans, to the freshness of local vegetables and the bold flavors crafted in modern restaurants, Valencia lays out a table that spans from the past to the future.
Here, food doesn’t just nourish — it tells a story. With every bite, you taste the land, the sea, and the soul of its people — a story of southern sun, Mediterranean breeze, and a passion for life that lives in every grain of rice and every drop of olive oil.
Type of Cuisine: Modern Spanish cuisine using local products
Price: Expensive (Tasting menu between €130 and €200)
This Michelin-starred restaurant is set in a modern-industrial space. Chef Ricard Camarena places a strong emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients from Valencia, and the dishes are presented in an artistic and experimental style. The seasonal tasting menus, known for their bold and refined flavors, are one of the restaurant’s signature features.
Ideal for those seeking a luxurious and unique dining experience.
📍 Address: Calle de Burjassot, 54, 46009 Valencia
A renowned restaurant in Barcelona, famous for its innovative approach to molecular gastronomy. The chefs at Disfrutar are part of a highly creative team, offering a multi-sensory and imaginative dining experience. Its tasting menu features a variety of innovative dishes that blend science and culinary art.
📍 Address: Carrer de Villarroel, 163, 08036 Barcelona, Spain
⭐ Michelin Stars: 3
⭐ Customer Satisfaction: 4.8/5 (Praised for its unique and artistic presentation of dishes)
Type of Cuisine: Seafood and Paella
Price: Moderate to higher moderate (€30 to €50 per person)
One of the iconic restaurants of Valencia, located by Malvarrosa Beach with over a hundred years of history. It has hosted many famous clients, including Hemingway. The traditional atmosphere, spacious dining hall, historical photos, and sea views have made it a beloved spot. The seafood paella is one of its signature dishes.
📍 Address: Paseo Neptuno, 6, 46011 Valencia
(Located along Malvarrosa Beach)
Type of Cuisine: Creative Mediterranean cuisine with local inspiration
Price: Expensive (Tasting menu starting from €135)
Under the guidance of the renowned chef Quique Dacosta, with one Michelin star, the dishes combine the traditions of Valencia with the artistry of modern cuisine. The menu features conceptual, highly unique dishes with a blend of distinct flavors. The interior design is simple and minimalist, focusing more on the emotional experience of dining.
📍 Address: Calle Correos, 8, 46002 Valencia
(City center, near Plaza del Ayuntamiento)
Type of Cuisine: International, Street food, and Creative
Price: Moderate (€20 to €40 per person)
An informal restaurant offering a menu of diverse dishes from around the world: from Asian bao to Mexican tacos and unique hamburgers. The chef is Ricard Camarena, but here, he adopts a different approach. The atmosphere is youthful, modern, and lively, making it ideal for those who love to try new and different things.
📍 Address: Calle Mestre Josep Serrano, 5, 46005 Valencia
