La Muralleta: Down by the River
Ribarroja is a long town, one of these that grew alongside a main road that followed the merry, winding River Turia. And it’s rtight there down by the river that…
El Garatge: Come on Baby Light my Cheese
I don’t always take kindly to waiters blowtorching my meal; especially when I’ve already sytarted nibbling, but at El Garatge, surprising things have a habit of happening. It’s a fun…
Commo Fusion
I didn’t see any llamas but this is a Peruvian restaurant in the heart of Valencia with a clearly modern approach and very popular judging by the numbers there eating…
Las Arenas Hotel
If you like your market served up, but still like to feel that you’re walking in the footsteps of Hemingway, who used to hang around here without his gun, then…
Creoquete Croquettes
Valencian entrepreneur Amparo Ferrer launched Creoquete in June 2016 at Calle Ciscar 7, so that nobody in Valencia need ever go without their daily ration of croquettes. The eternal international…
Mayancoffee
There is a little bit of Guatemala in Valencia now since Mayancoffee opened its doors. What hits you first of all is the scent of freshly toasted and ground coffee,…
Found in Translation: Miguel y Juani
Nothing is more international than food……well, apart from music, and mathematics, and sex, and lots of other stuff I suppose, but anyway, Valencian restaurant franchise, Miguel and Juani, launched by…
Taverna Olimpia
There are really only two things I know, or thought I knew about Bulgaria; that they are the biggest exporter of roses in the world, and that they nod assent…
Ma Khin of Restaurant
Ma Khin is my kind of restaurant, to paraphrase Ol Blue Eyes; and as its founder, British/Burmese chef Stephen Anderson claims, it is ‘going slowly, coming nicely’. Ma Khin is…
7 Julio: A Barrel of Laughs
The restaurant isn’t in the nicest of locations, in an industrial estate on the southbound road leaving Valencia; but once inside, angels soar to the ceiling, wooden pillars soar down…
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