Valencia City of Arts and Sciences Tourist Guide Valencia

La Salvaora Taberna Española is a Spanish tavern-style resturant in the heart of the Barrio del Carmen area of Valencia.
Choose a few plates from the list of La Salvaora’s tapas and entrees for a well executed Spanish dining experience.
Foodies will love the choices from monk fish carpaccio, pate of rabbit, deer and wild boar, tripe with red pepper, bull’s tail with red wine, etc. Don’t forget the meat and cheese selections, which account for about a third of the menu.
Hours:
Lunch: Tuesday – Sunday from. 13:00 to 16:00.
Dinner: Tuesday – Sunday from 20:00 to 23:30.

With the motto ‘Cook for enjoyment’, you know it’s going to be good!
Restaurant RiFF takes local market food and creates a variety of Mediterranean dishes.
The menu includes Spanish, Greek, Italian and middle Eastern dishes. The restaurant also offers cooking classes for novices to find the passion in cooking.
Hours:
Lunch: Tuesday – Saturday from 13:30 to 15:30.
Dinner: Tuesday – Saturday from 19:00 to 23:30.

Near the Mercado Central, you’ll find a great little Indian restaurant and cocktail bar named Dhaba in the Plaza Don Juan de Villarrasa.
Served under a concept called “Thali”: created for people who want to sample the wide array of Hindu cooking instead of having to order just one large dish.
Thali consists of various dishes, called “Kaulis”. Our Thalis include seven Kaulis which are salad, yellow lentils, salted vegetables, basmati rice, curry, raita , and a dessert. You can choose between 4 different Thalis: Fish, Vegetarian, Chicken and Lamb (translated from Dhaba’s menu).
We tried the chicken and the lamb, and everything was delicious, [...]