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Contribute FeedbackTapas Valencia has been a long-time favorite, but recent price hikes have dimmed its appeal. The Paella fell short, but appetizers shined. The menu offers a mix of hits and misses, with strong croquettes and a disappointing vegetable paella. Service is impeccable, and the homemade desserts are a highlight. The ambiance is average, with a dated feel. Fruit flies and inconsistencies in freshness are drawbacks, but overall a decent spot for tapas. Valet parking is a plus. Inconsistent reviews, but worth a try for those who appreciate quality service and a varied menu.
Expensive! Decent portions, good tasting. Tried the Paella Camposina, which is like a vegetable paella, not bad but I?ve had better. The skirt steak was excellent along with the roasted red peppers. The croquettes were very very good. Service of coursewas very very, so really the only complaint was the price, very expensive. I?m not sure I would call it entirely authenticSpanish cuisine, but very close. We were Cafe Ibérico fans, but they?ve since closed. This is second best!
Really great food, service, and happy hour deals at the bar
Great variety on menu. Food was well prepared and the service was very good.
Tapas Valencia was incredible. We don't eat meat and were thrilled with how many options there were for us to have on the Sunday brunch menu. Everything we ordered was delicious, and the service was outstanding. We were already planning when to come back before we had even left!
Margarita was an excellent server. So sweet, attentive, efficient. This was our first time dining here and we were blown away! The grilled calamari was to die for. Sangria on point. We will be back!