Location: Cullera
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Province of Valencia, Spain Food Guide: 10 Mediterranean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cullera
Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in Cullera. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you.. Cullera (Valencian pronunciation: [kuˈʎeɾa]) is a municipality in Valencia in the Valencian Community, Spain, situated in the Ribera Baixa comarca.
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10. Mar de Oro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 280 reviews
Reviewed By Likewyse
Wonderful lunch on the waterfront, shielded from the wind by a glass wall. We ordered our drinks and were promptly given a complimentary tapa of mild cheese slices (havarti?), olives, pickled onion, small gherkin. Nice. We both had as our 1st plate roasted marinated vegetables with an anchovy fillet on top. Wonderful. For the 2nd plato, I had the baked noodles with morsels of duck, really good but salty. Husband had the sea bass, served w/potatoes bravo and some veg's. Excellent. So lucky their menu del dia was 12,50 euros that day, whereas the place next door was charging 19,50 euros. Looking forward to going back. yum.
9. Casa Salvador
Overall Ratings
4 based on 885 reviews
Reviewed By felipehavana
Stopped here for lunch on the way to Teruel as Casa Salvador carries a good reputation for rice dishes. Being early December it was not full but we had booked,which I would recommend as it is a bit out of the way and I can imagine it being very popular at times.A huge restaurant near the beach on the edge of the rice fields with a large terrace overlooking the river Estany. A series of large dining rooms with high ceilings and decorated in traditional style with a riverside terrace. Service was efficient and the waiters were friendly and obliging.The five of us had various starters, which were good but not particularly noteworthy and as none of them included the homemade plankton and seaweed mayonnaise, which is a speciality here, and having in our group two Spanish restaurateurs we asked for a taster to try it. The waiter was happy to do this however whilst the consistency was perfect the flavour was nothing special.For the main course we all had the rice with duck and eel which was very good indeed but not really outstanding and in that respect a little disappointing.Overall the food, ambience and service were all good and the wine list extensive however the food and wine was overpriced compared to other similar establishments.Obviously an institution, the place was full of mainly large groups of friends or families and seemed to be more of a destination than somewhere you would pop into for a good lunch.Apart from being overpriced there is nothing negative about Casa Salvador but I would not hurry back as there are many other restaurants providing the same standard of food and service but at better value. If you are in the area and want a good rice dish there is no reason not to go to Casa Salvador, you will not be disappointed, but be aware of the prices.Thank you Felipe for your opinion! We regret not having liked 100%. Explain that our dishes are made with fresh products of first quality, so we consider that the prices are adjusted to what we offer.In addition, our kitchen team has years of experience making rice and traditional Valencian dishes.Regarding plankton, clarify that it is plankton mayonnaise (as explained in the menu) and the algae we use in this dish are natural.As for the rest of the dishes, we see that they didn't completely conquer you, but since you don't explain what exactly you didn't like about the starters and the rice, it is difficult to know how we can improve for the future.Regards and we hope you will be encouraged to return to finish conquering!
8. Rocher
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By JorgeValencia
Top quality rices, good service and moderate prices for the quality on offer. It is not really cheap, but cheaper (and probably better) than the better known rice restaurant in Cullera (Casa Salvador). The restaurant is by the road linking el Perello and Cullera, in a small farming village. Thankfully it has its own parking, which you can enter some 100 metres down the road in the direction of Cullera, already outside the village. The small side street leads you back to the (back) restaurant entrance. On the day of my visit the restaurant was full of locals eating all types of paellas from the centre of the table (as it is supposed to be done). If you are planning to go for a Sunday (and may be Saturday) lunch, you should book. It is the kind of restaurant that will tend to fill up to the brim for lunch during weekends.
7. La Turquesita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 254 reviews
Terrace on the Cullera Beach: beautful, comfortable and innovative. Speciality of the bar are spanish tapas and authentic italian pizzas. Menu of the day and group menus.
Reviewed By roberi254
Cullera has no places that make you feel "at home". Whether you find classic touristic places or too-snob restaurants (not many of this last kind, either). La Turquesita is a nice balance among charm, service, food and price. Don't forget to make a soon reservation, business is at its start and it might be a bit slow on service. Congratulations to the owners.
6. La Casa de la Playa San Antonio
Reviewed By Leonardothelion
I just passed and ordered paella and a coffee solo (espresso). Both were absolutely perfect ! The paella was amazing delicious!! Itâs a new place, looks like a surferâs beach Café :)The chief is very friendly and a great person.Can fully recommend it!!
5. El Rincon del Faro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1238 reviews
Restaurant near the sea (Raco beach in Cullera). Mediterranean cuisine with touches of signature cuisine, extensive wine cellar, production of premium gin and tonics. Events and celebrations, private dining, small playroom. Ocean view, to carry rice. Hand
Reviewed By Gerlaw11
A visit to Cullera has got to include a visit to El Rincón del faro. This restaurant is well designed and decorated but the food is fantastic octopus and one of the many paellaâs are not to be missed. If we return to Cullera we will return to this place. Hello Gerlaw, happy to see you again very soon for our restaurant. Thanks for your words, your opinions help us to improve and to be very attentive in case something has not liked. And it is always a pleasure to read that your visit has been perfect that you like our food, our place and, most importantly, that we will see each other again!A greeting.Hola Gerlaw, encantados de verte de nuevo muy pronto por nuestro restaurante. Gracias por tus palabras, vuestras opiniones nos ayudan a mejorar y a estar muy atentos por si algo no ha gustado. Y siempre es un placer leer que vuestra visita ha sido perfecta que os gusta nuestra comida, nuestro local y, lo más importante, que nos volveremos a ver! Un cordial saludo.
4. Tok Tok
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
Tratamos de hacer un concepto diferente de comida para llevar , queremos ser tu restaurante en casa. Para ello cuidamos la presentación de nuestros platos y los mostramos ya racionado en envases individuales
Reviewed By Leeya K
location in the city center near the market, easy to findfood was amazing !they don't take credit card only cash.We ordered padthai, curry and pineapple fried riceall dishes were amazing !!! service was also good and welcoming
3. Voramar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Closed.
Reviewed By AidaBlatPalacios
My family and I have been Voramar customers for years! Since David took over the chef role, dishes look more polished and chic, but flavours are still classic and Valencian! Love the service, especially Paloma's friendly approach to owner-customer relationship. Coming to Voramar for us means coming home. We recommend this restaurant to any person who wishes to enjoy lunch, dinner, or even an afternoon cafe con leche or a couple of drinks at night. Favourites: tapas (morros, bravas, huevos rotos), bocadillos (blanco y negro, chivito), arroces (paella, senyoret, negro), pescados (pescaito frito, mero con patatas), postres (arroz con leche, natillas)
Cullera Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cullera
2. Conqueridor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 410 reviews
Cafeteria conqueridor since 1973 are open to serve our customers with the best quality kindness and posible.We cook like ourselves.
Reviewed By belgianbear
This is our favorite tapas bar ... Quality tapas and super friendly service ... What Else? Prices are really good ... You can't cook for this price! Go go go ...Dear Costumer :thank you about your opinion,we are very happy to read good opinions like you, because we have a hard work to make it and its make happy my family :)we wish have costumers like youthank you a lotwe will wait to see you another timehave a nice daydavidCafeteria Conqueridor
1. Restaurante Cazadores
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Menus for all audiences, family and social events
Reviewed By 906caterinc
Comida y servicio maravilloso, una atención idÃlica. Ideal para ir con familia o solo. Un menú que no deja nada que desear, todo increÃble y platos enormes. VolverÃa sin duda.
Where to eat Spanish food in Cullera: The Best Restaurants and Bars
