Food experience in Russafa
Make your own paella (with shopping at Russafa Market)
Dulce de Leche Boutique is in Russafa
Valencia's bakeries run from old neighbourhood hornos to modern sourdough and pastry shops, and the city's sweet tooth shows in everything from cocas to dulce de leche. Levaduramadre on Carrer de la Pau works the contemporary slow fermented bread end, while Horno de San Bartolome keeps the traditional oven tradition going on Calle Duque de Calabria. Out in Ruzafa, Dulce de Leche Boutique leans into the Argentine influenced pastry that has taken hold across the barrio.
7 bakery places in Valencia we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Valencia · Bakery across every city.
Order Pan de pueblo sourdough loaf
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.
Order Coca de llanda
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.
Order Cronut
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.
Order Pan rustico
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.
Order Smoky-crust hogaza
Forn Desamparats on Carrer Guillem Sorolla feeds a traditional Moorish wood oven every morning.
Order Dulce-de-leche alfajores
Dulce de Leche Boutique in Ruzafa is the Argentine pastry shop Anne and Javier run on Carrer del Pintor Gisbert.
Order A bag of fartons fresh from the oven, plus horchata at Daniel one block away.
Fartoneria Polo in Alboraya is the chufa-village outpost of the 1939 fartons brand, a tram ride from Valencia centre and locals stop here for fresh fartons.
