Restaurante de Ana
Restaurante de Ana Restaurante de Ana bills itself as serving the traditional cuisine of Valencia. A lot of restaurants in Valencia do, of…
Ko Sushi
Ko Sushi https://www.kosushi.es Sushi is a challenge in Spain. For those from the United States or United Kingdom the ritual of sushi is much…
Makasa, Moixent, Marvellous
When you check it out on the Internet and realise that Makasa is situated in an industrial estate, you might have second thoughts about…
Hotel Carmen
The Hotel del Carmen opened its doors in October 2007, although it has changed hands since, and, as its name implies, it is situated…
Honey Dukes British Restaurant, Oliva
Valencia’s Costa Blanca is the home of many people from Northern Europe, and for many Spanish people this is a wonderful opportunity to learn…
El Rall: A Net that Fishes the Famous
Christina Olaechea has an interesting family history, which is reflected in the interesting family restaurant that she runs with her husband just between the…
A Ticket to Ride: Dandy Horse
There are surely few places with such an international history in Valencia as Dandy Horse. The name itself, in English as is much of…
Fluttering in Las Horas
Walking into Las Horas is a bit like walking onto the set of ‘Cabaret’; decadence, glamour and cherubim and seraphim beating their wings like…
El Pato Mareao
The name translates as ‘the dizzy duck’, although the word ‘dizzy’ in Spanish can also mean ‘merry’, as in mery after 20 flagons of…
LA MASIA DEL VINO: The Church of Good eating
La Masia Del Vino makes quite a visual impression when you slip inside from the pedestrian street where it is situated just behind Valencia’s…
LA VITA È BELLA: Bring on the Minstrels
The first thing that strikes you on entering this Italian restaurant just off Valencia’s main square is the decor. It’s pretty hard to keep…