Bakery€Mon-Sat 08:00-20:00, Sun 08:30-14:30Walk-in onlySourdough breads and Spanish pastries
Levaduramadre on Carrer de la Pau in Valencia's Ciutat Vella is the flagship Valencia branch of the Madrid sourdough chain, serving wood-fired loaves.
Tip: Walk-in only; the pan de pueblo sells out by noon on Saturday. Open Sunday morning until 14:30.
Worth the queue: Pan de pueblo sourdough loaf
Bakery€Mon-Fri 07:30-21:00Walk-in onlyTraditional Valencian pastries
Horno San Bartolome on Carrer del Duc de Calabria in Valencia is master baker Jesus Machi's flagship oven, with the canonical coca de llanda (a tray-baked.
Tip: Cash preferred. The coca de llanda is best eaten same day; pair with a glass of mistela.
Worth the queue: Coca de llanda
Bakery€Tue-Sun 08:30-14:30 and 17:00-20:30, closed MonWalk-in onlyFrench-style viennoiserie
La Petite Brioche on Carrer de Sorni in Valencia's Eixample is a French-style bakery and brunch counter, with cronuts, almond croissants and a small.
Tip: The cronuts sell out by 11:00 on weekends; arrive at opening or call to reserve.
Worth the queue: Cronut
Bakery€Mon-Sat 07:30-21:00, closed SunWalk-in onlyTraditional Valencian breads
Jesus Machi's Horno San Bartolome second branch on Placa del Tossal in Valencia's Carmen bakes the same long-fermented breads, pan rustico and coca de llanda.
Tip: Quieter than the Duque de Calabria branch. Cash preferred Best in the morning before noon.
Worth the queue: Pan rustico
Bakery€MercatMon-Sat from early morningWalk-in onlyWood-fired Moorish-oven breads
Forn Desamparats on Carrer Guillem Sorolla feeds a traditional Moorish wood oven every morning. The smoky-crust hogaza opens before the rest of the city.
Worth the queue: Smoky-crust hogaza