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Where to Eat in Valencia on Sundays: 6 Delicious Options

December 26, 2017 Lindsey Zimmerman 2 Comments

Navigating a Spanish city on Sundays can be challenging for new visitors, but it’s actually one of the best days to enjoy the city!

Don’t even think about getting any shopping done (you won’t be able to), but the relaxed pace of life in Valencia on Sundays can’t be beat. It’s the best day of the week to sit down to a delicious meal and enjoy good conversation with friends long after the last bite. Sound good? Here’s where to eat in Valencia on Sundays to end your weekend on a high note.

Not sure where to eat in Valencia on Sundays? Here are just six of our favorite places to make your weekend delicious!

1. Cervecería Aquarium

Step back in time at this popular tapas joint, which keeps the same decor as when it first opened in 1957! Cervecería Aquarium is where to eat in Valencia on Sundays if you’re looking for classic Spanish tapas in a fun, local atmosphere. If you’re looking for a little pick-me-up, they also have an amazing selection of cocktails made right in front of you by expert bartenders. Eating here is an experience not to be missed!

Address: Gran Via del Marqués del Túria, 57

If you're wondering where to eat in Valencia on Sundays, tapas are always a good idea!
Nothing beats a Sunday tapas lunch!

2. La Pilareta

This iconic bar nestled into the heart of historic Barrio del Carmen has been a favorite among valencianos for a century. La Pilareta is where to eat in Valencia on Sundays if an authentic dining experience at a packed tapas bar is what you’re after. They’re especially famous for their clóchinas (grilled-to-perfection mussels). Grab a spot at the bar and eat like a local!

Address: Carrer del Moro Zeit, 13

If you're wondering where to eat in Valencia on Sundays, La Pilareta is a great idea. We recommend the mussels!
Mediterranean mussels are a must when visiting Valencia!

3. La Riuà

Hungry for paella? Say no more. While not all paellas are created equal, La Riuà is where to eat in Valencia on Sundays if you’re hungry for the region’s most iconic rice dish. Beautifully decorated with ceramic tiles and run by a family who treats each guest as one of their own, it’s easy to see why this place has won several awards.

Address: Carrer del Mar, 27

4. Tinto Fino Ultramarino

Amazing Spanish-Italian fusion with an extensive wine menu: what more could you want? Tinto Fino Ultramarino offers a unique, fun dining experience in the heart of the city. This stylish urban bistro is just steps away from the cathedral, but packed with locals enjoying a menu that pays homage to two of the best cuisines in Europe. If you’re still hungry, they also have a shop with delicious gourmet food products to take home!

Address: Carrer de la Corretgeria, 38

Tinto Fino Ultramarino is one of our top picks for where to eat in Valencia on Sundays!
Sharing wine with friends at Tinto Fino Ultramarino sounds like a perfect Sunday plan!

5. Canalla Bistro

Casual, modern Canalla Bistro offers delicious small plates made with local ingredients fresh from the market. Valencia-born, Michelin-starred chef Ricard Camarena’s most eclectic restaurant is a true culinary trip around the world. Experience the flavors of New York, Japan, Mexico and more all from Valencia’s hip, vibrant Ruzafa neighborhood. This is definitely where to eat in Valencia on Sundays for a dining experience you’ll never forget!

Address: Carrer del Mestre Josep Serrano, 5

6. Casa Montaña

Time stands still at Casa Montaña, where simple, traditional plates and top-notch service are king. This classic Valencian locale, in an off-the-beaten-path seaside neighborhood, is easily one of the best tapas bars in town and the perfect place for a Sunday meal.

Address: Carrer de Josep Benlliure, 69

Not sure where to eat in Valencia on Sundays? We recommend Casa Montaña for their great seafood!
Casa Montaña is a great place for seafood like these boquerones fritos.

While you’re in Valencia, don’t miss the chance to eat like a local with us! Our food tours are a must-have experience for any foodie, wine fan, history buff and more visiting Valencia. You’ll also get our free Devouring Valencia guide, with more tips and suggestions for where to eat in Valencia on Sundays. We hope you’re hungry!

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Lindsey Zimmerman

Lindsey Zimmerman

Life is too short to speak one language and stay in one place. Three years ago, this philosophy took me from familiar Ohio to sunny southern Spain. Usually drinking tinto de verano, reading Lorca, or attempting to dance flamenco (not all at once). Follow my blog, Viatic Couture, for more.
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  1. naomi kogan says

    March 18, 2018 at 10:25 pm

    Hi
    Can you kindly let me know how much your wine tour for Valencia is ?
    We will be either 2 or 3 people. We will be in Valencia in mid-april. Looking forward to hearing from you.

    Reply
    • Devour Tours says

      April 23, 2018 at 9:10 am

      Hey Naomi! Though we aren’t currently offering any tours in Valencia, we hope that the blog has proved to be a helpful resource for you! If you’re visiting Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Malaga, Granada or San Sebastian, we’d love to welcome you to one of those cities!

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