Horchatería Daniel

Cafes

Valencian cafes are great places to relax and watch the world go by. Here you can also try some of the typical pastries or the Valencian tiger nut drink, horchata. Locals start the day with a cafe con leche for breakfast and usually go for an espresso or a cortado — espresso with a drop of milk. In summer, order a café del tiempo, an espresso served with ice.

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Horchatería Daniel

Horchatería Daniel is a great place to take a break from shopping and enjoy a refreshing ice cream or a glass of horchata, the typical Valencian tiger nut drink, with fartons (doughnuts) in the beautiful surroundings of the Colon …

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Bertal

Located in the heart of Valencia, Bertal is a great place for breakfast, brunch, or a coffee break while sightseeing in the Old Town. It serves a variety of both sweet and savoury options at affordable prices, plus a selection of artisan ice creams, iced drinks, and …

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Horchatería Santa Catalina

As its name suggests, Horchatería Santa Catalina is the ideal spot to try horchata, a traditional Valencian drink made from tiger nuts. You can enjoy it with a side of fartons (long doughnuts), or opt for another local speciality: churros with hot chocolate. Don't miss out on this unique culinary experience when you're in …

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Chocolatería Valor

Chocolatería Valor has been around since 1881, and its location in Plaza de la Reina is ideal. The café offers a range of desserts, but the real star here is its churros. These treats are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and are served with a side of warm chocolate for …

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