Where to eat Spanish food in Burjassot: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Spanish restaurants to try in Burjassot including Cafe El Siglo, Ricard Camarena Restaurant, desKarat, Tavella Restaurant Pablo Chirivella, Thistinto Gastrobar, Kram Bar, Namua Gastronomic, Malkebien, Dukala, El Raco De La Paella
10. El Raco De La Paella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 387 reviews
El Raco de la Paella is an experience. Tradition and vanguard are appointment together to offer the best valencia gastronomy. Has a just protagonist: the rice, always cooked over a wood fire. You cannot afford to miss to visit us.
Reviewed By 402susiek
We went here for our now traditional late lunch today at 3pm.The place oozes character of traditional Valencia and we were the only table of non Spaniard in the restaurant.Our starters were local mussels,mackerel fillets on toast and warm bread stuffed with tomato & tins with a hard eggs shaving on top.We opted for the chicken,rabbit & snail paella which was delicious.One bottle of white wine,one bottle of water two glasses of Rioja,3 coffees â¬112.I must mention our waitress Carolina who was brilliant,bright,bubble and very helpful.She is a fantastic asset to this restaurant.If you want authentic Paella this is the place to go.
9. Dukala
Overall Ratings
4 based on 454 reviews
Reviewed By taranj168
Visited here based on all the good reviews. Although the service was great here and they had a good variety of meat options for myself I have to rate them as average as they only have one main options for vegetarians. So if you don't like cous cous then you don't have anything to eat.
8. Malkebien
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By Lorraine C
What a gem! Celebrated my birthday here and the food was excellent, staff friendly, prices very fair considering the quality. Hope to return one day, there was so much that appealed. Good luck - you deserve to do well!
7. Namua Gastronomic
Overall Ratings
5 based on 141 reviews
Daily menu and quality food.
Reviewed By samozzi
Stumbled upon this place one rainy afternoon in Valencia. Menu del dia didnât disappoint! The meal started with a salad and patatas bravas followed by traditional paella of Valencia and finished with chocolate mousse topped with honey comb icecream. Food was presented in a very appealing way with a twist on tradition. Staff were attentive, friendly and patient when communicating with english speakers. Definitely recommend checking this place out.
6. Kram Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 370 reviews
Kram Bar is a bar/restaurant where you can try out a Mediterranean cuisine menu or have a drink whilst enjoying the broadcasts of the main sports' competitions on the giant screen..
Reviewed By antonq262
A friend recommended this bar for its tapas and nice service. It is a small bar near Nuevo Centro and looks really nice. Service is on point and we ordered the recommended tapas which very high quality and tasty.
5. Thistinto Gastrobar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 411 reviews
Reviewed By RoP1963
We were very disappointed. We took the degustation menu with selected wines, and with speeds of lightning dishes and 'corresponding' wines (which didn't really match) were 'served', which means simply added to whatever was still at the table. At one point we had 2 dishes and 3 glasses of wine. It was ridiculous. There are way better options, even for the price.. No explanation about food.We were quick because, as we discussed before sitting, we need a table en in an hour and a half and and we have left you half an hour more, modifying all the reserves of the second shift. The tasting menu has 4 dishes+dessert (19.50â¬) and the wine pairing are 8⬠for person. We believe that wines are well pared and 5 dishes every 25 minutes it's ok. We are sorry if you need more time and if you don't like the wine pairing.RegardsElisa
4. Tavella Restaurant Pablo Chirivella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 389 reviews
FIREWOOD-GRILL, FLAVOR AND TRADITION Tavella could be defined as a boutique restaurant. Located in the family house of Pablo Chirivella. An old Valencian farmhouse dating from the end of the nineteenth century and which was originally a farmhouse. The phi
Reviewed By Linda D
This restaurant has a prix fix menu, with the only choices coming with how many courses your party would like. Order ahead for paella or rice dishes, as is customary in Valencia. It is not an easy restaurant to find, but it is worth the search behind the casino. We went with the fish (turbot?) which was delicious and cooked to perfection. There is a fish or meat option with the 3 course choice. The sauces brought alongside enhanced vs covered up the fish and it was delicious.
3. desKarat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By Sharonbader
Stopped by here looking for a place for dinner. We had no reservations but were able to get a seat. People coming in later were turned away so reservations would be a good idea if you want to eat here. We ordered two appies, one red curry which was very good. We ordered extra rice to soak up the sauce. I had the Iberian pork check on risotto which was amazing. Bit salty, I need to remember to ask for less salt. Highly recommend this place Hi "Sharonbader"Thank you very much for the evaluation and the recommendation. We hope you repeat A greeting
2. Ricard Camarena Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1225 reviews
The menu at Ricard Camarena Restaurant (Michelin Star and three Repsol Suns) is a successful combination of taste, absolute respect for the product, an understated creative cuisine grounded in tradition with cosmopolitan and Mediterranean influences and b
Reviewed By KevinbWynne
We booked this restaurant for our wedding anniversary while staying in Valencia. On the morning of our meal, we got an email/whats app message to confirm our dietary needs. My wife is allergic to shellfish, which I already confirmed to them, and I re-confirmed this again when replying to their message.When we arrived at the restaurant, they reconfirmed that they knew my wife was allergic to shellfish. We both ordered the ten-course "Ricard Camarena" tasting menu but were then advised that my wife couldn't have it due to her allergy and they could not substitute some of the dishes with a non-shellfish option. She was advised to have the seven course "Synthesis" tasting menu.This resulted in her having nothing to eat for long periods which is not acceptable. We have been in other fine dining establishments before and they were always able to accommodate my wife. This restaurant was told numerous times about her allergy but were completely inflexible and unable to meet the needs of the diner. The FAQs section in their website states that they can adapt their menu if they are given plenty of notice and if the allergy is not too severe. Many people have an allergy to shellfish and it not considered unusual. To compound matters, they then proceeded to give my wife a starter containing squid which can be considered as shellfish with people with a shellfish allergy. They did replace this starter with a second dessert but as with some other courses, I was eating on my own. Ignoring all the above, the food was extremely underwhelming but we did find a nice bottle of wine to try to rescue the night. When we ordered a second bottle, we were told they did not have one so we had to go look for another bottle.Overall, we were extremely disappointed and were glad to leave.
1. Cafe El Siglo
Concepto de comida Callejera integrada en un local con ambiente desenfadado, en el que se sirven bocadillos, Burguers elaboradas artesanalmente, asà como patatas al modo tradicional y otros aperitivos. Ambientación musical y decoración entre CervecerÃa Ir
Reviewed By Carlos S
No se puede consentir que la camarera que presta servicio hoy dÃa 4/10/2019 por la tarde / noche reclame en la terraza delante de la gente (sin tener razón) que se le deben 2 jarras de cerveza. Primero: Le pedimos la cuenta y no nos trae el ticket correspondiente. Segundo: las tres personas que estamos consumiendo le pagamos en la barra cada uno lo que hemos tomado, incluso yo le digo que me cobre una jarra de radler ( que al final no pedimos) y me la cobra. Muy mal
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