Restaurante

El Cabanyal

Name: El Cabanyal
Address: 128 Carrer de la Reina, València, VC, ES

Recomendado por 137 personas locales,

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Jezabel

June 20, 2022

A fishing neighborhood, protagonist of the most customary prints, where life has another rhythm. Its value architecture is immeasurable. The Cabañal is near the sea and that It shows in its architecture and gastronomy. Enjoy a stroll through its streets and its bars while you take photos in their emblematic facades. Next I leave you a list of places to discover. Enjoy them!!!📸🏠

Ana

January 12, 2022

The history of Valencia is linked to this fishing district. El Cabanyal-Canyamelar became an independent municipality in the 19th century unde r the name of Pueblo Nuevo del Mar. Today it is still a fisherman’s district, the subject of some of the most Costumbrist postcards, depicting traditional scenes, where life goes at a different pace. You can reach this district by taking bus 32. Its architectural value is immeasurable. In El Cabanyal there are fishing huts and cabins, tiled façades, coloured buildings and modernist structures. Additionally, in recent years a different feeling has spread out through its streets. The younger generation has turned back towards the beach area, not just to understand its value, but to enrich it with their cultural ideas. The district has also seen the arrival of a new wave of chefs with great respect for seafood.

Franco

August 15, 2020

It was a fisher neighborhood and it's perfect to take a walk during the sunset and get some drinks in a hide beer bar around this amazing place

Lucia

August 30, 2019

Old fishermen quarter, an area full of character and traditional houses

Alberto

August 26, 2022

Enjoy El cabanyal, considered historical heritage of the city, and one of the alternative areas of Valencia where much of the cultural life of Valencia develops. You can’t truly discover the essence of Válencia without strolling through the city’s seaside neighbourhoods, where the customs of the former fishermen are still present between small buildings of popular modernism. Visit the Mercado del Cabanyal, open Mon.-Sat. from 07:00-14:30, and Fridays until 20:30 (closed on Sundays). Go there in the morning to enjoy its full activity and just walk around; visit the impressive fish and sea food section; buy some fresh fruits, vegetables, ham, cheese, mojama de atún (wind-dried tuna), olives, pickled “encurtidos”, or some Valencian wine… And just look up and around you. Have a Valencian almuerzo or some tapas at Bar Cabanyal, located in Martí Grajales 5 Street, next to the market. Don’t miss the “Mercadillo” (street market) every Thursday morning, taking place in our street and the streets surrounding the Mercado del Cabanyal area. Enjoy some of the nice tapas bars and restaurants of the neighbourhood: Bodega Casa Montaña (it’s not cheap, but the place is worth a visit, at least for a glass of wine… or/and some Spanish ham), Bodega Anyora, L’Áncora or Ca La Mar are good examples.