6 spanish rooms in Valencia we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Valencia | Spanish across every city.
Spanish cooking in Valencia covers everything from grilled meats to refined chef led menus, much of it clustered in the central Sant Francesc and l'Eixample districts. Llisa Negra on Calle Pascual y Genis is the Quique Dacosta grill house in Sant Francesc, while Vuelve Carolina nearby on Calle Correos offers a more playful tapas led menu. At the top end, Ricard Camarena Restaurant on Avenida Burjasot is the city's flagship fine dining room.
Llisa Negra ★ 4.6
sant-francesc · Calle Pascual y Genis, 10, 46002 Valencia
Llisa Negra on Carrer de Pasqual i Genis in Valencia is Quique Dacosta's product-driven fire-only kitchen, with no gas stoves and every dish cooked over wood.
Goya Gallery Restaurant ★ 4.3
leixample · Carrer de Borriana, 3, 46005 Valencia
Goya Gallery on Carrer de Borrull in Valencia's Eixample is a modern Spanish dining room with a strong tapas-and-arroz carte, a gallery-art interior.
Vuelve Carolina ★ 4.2
sant-francesc · Calle Correos, 8, 46002 Valencia
Vuelve Carolina on Carrer del Correus in Valencia's centre is Quique Dacosta's modern tapas room near the town hall, with a long carte of tapas.
Yarza ★ 4.3
leixample · Carrer de Ciscar, 47, 46005 Valencia
Yarza on Carrer de Ciscar in Valencia's Canovas quarter is chef Manu Yarza's neighbourhood bistro, with daily-changing plates from the lonja.
Ricard Camarena Restaurant ★ 4.8
Avda. Burjasot, 54, 46009 Valencia
Ricard Camarena Restaurant in the Bombas Gens cultural complex in Valencia holds two Michelin stars and a Michelin Green Star, cooking a vegetable-first menu.
Chocolateria Valor ★ 4.0
Plaza de la Reina, 20, 46003 Valencia
Chocolateria Valor on Placa de la Reina in Valencia serves thick hot chocolate with churros for around 6 euros, the chain that anchored the Spanish chocolate.