La Lluna is a dietary-friendly spot in Valencia.
La Lluna on Carrer de Sant Ramon in Valencia's Carmen has run a vegetarian dining room since 1980, one of the oldest meat-free kitchens in Spain.
Tip: The menu del dia at lunch is excellent value. Tight dining room; reserve weekends.
Address: Calle San Ramon, 23, 46001 Valencia
Ana Eva in Valencia's Extramurs near El Botanic is a long-running vegetarian dining room with homemade ovo-lacto-vegetarian and vegan plates, plus an interior terrace with Valencian tile.
Tip: The lunch menu del dia is the best value. Closed Sunday and Monday.
Yuso on Placa del Carme in Valencia's Carmen quarter is a Valencian paella and rice room with confirmed gluten-free rice dishes, tapas and an allergen-aware menu.
Tip: All rice dishes are confirmed gluten-free; ask staff for full allergen list. Reserve through the website.
Shiraz on Carrer del Conde de Salvatierra in Valencia serves Persian halal cuisine, with grilled kebabs, rice plates and a halal-certified kitchen.
Tip: Reserve weekend dinners ahead. The kabab koobideh and the chelo kabab are the house orders.
Copenhagen in Valencia's Russafa is a full-vegetarian dining room with many vegan options, opened by the Oslo-Malmo-Copenhagen group; tapas, mains, brunch.
Tip: Closed Tuesday. Reserve for weekend dinner through the website.
La Tastaolletes in Valencia is a vegan and vegetarian tapas kitchen sourced from Mercado Central, with creative small plates and a tight wine list.
Tip: Reserve a few days ahead; small dining room. The tapas tasting is the most efficient order.
Loving Hut in Valencia is a fully vegan Asian-fusion kitchen, part of the international chain, with a daily menu del dia for around 13 euros.
Tip: Lunch menu del dia runs Mon to Fri. Closed Sunday.
