Every Monday
Monday
Oven-baked rice
Monday’s dish of the day, made the way it always has been: with what’s left of Sunday’s cocido, the meat and chickpea stew.
At lunchtime, from 13:30
What’s on
Every day has its thing
What happens every week, what’s in season and the fiestas coming up. The week, Monday to Sunday.
- MonM
- TueT
- WedW
- ThuT
- FriF
- SatS
- SunS
Every week
Four regular fixtures
No need to sign up: just turn up. For groups, it’s best to book a table.
Every Thursday
Thursday
Paella Thursday
Valencian paella on the menú del día. To take away, order it before eleven.
At lunchtime, from 13:30
Every Saturday
Saturday
Almuerzo with the gang
Clubs, cyclists and old friends: book a long table and the gasto will be waiting for you.
In the morning, from 8:15
Every Saturday
Night
Saturday dinner
From the first tapa to dessert, drinks included, for €25 per person.
In the evening, from 20:30
In season now
Season
The kitchen follows the calendar: what the market gardens and the sea give us each month.
- Steamed clòtxines in summer
- Griddled artichokes in winter
- Horchata with fartons when the heat sets in
The local calendar
Fiestas coming up
In order of how soon they are. For Christmas and Fallas meals, it’s best to ask for a table well ahead.
9 October
9 d'OctubreValencian Community Day
The day of the mocadorà: a silk handkerchief knotted round marzipan fruits and figures.
Every year
25 December
ChristmasOffice lunches and meals with friends
December is the month of long tables. Saturdays in December fill up fast.
Every year
6 January
Three Kings’ DayRoscón and hot chocolate
The last day of the Christmas holidays, with roscón, a ring-shaped cake, for breakfast.
Every year
15 to 19 March
Fallas15 to 19 March
Pumpkin bunyols (fritters) with hot chocolate, fireworks, and the cremà — the burning of the figures — on the last night.
Every year
The Monday after Easter
Easter MondayMona cake and Easter sausage
Everyone heads out to the countryside for a picnic: mona cake, sausage and kites.
Every year
23 June
Sant JoanMidsummer, the shortest night
Bonfires on the beach and, at midnight, jumping the waves to make a wish.
Every year
Coming as a group?
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