Valencia: Morning Food Tour with Central Market Visit
Start your day off right and experience a true Valencian morning strolling through the city. Join this guided food tour, visit the bustling Central Market, and taste a...
Levaduramadre is a bakery in Valencia.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Walk-in only; the pan de pueblo sells out by noon on Saturday. Open Sunday morning until 14:30.
Start your day off right and experience a true Valencian morning strolling through the city. Join this guided food tour, visit the bustling Central Market, and taste a...
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Address: Carrer de la Pau, 1, 46003 Valencia
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
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
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
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
Dulce de Leche Boutique in Ruzafa is the Argentine pastry shop Anne and Javier run on Carrer del Pintor Gisbert. At Calle Pintor Alberto Gisbert.
Worth the queue: Dulce-de-leche alfajores