Museo Moto Moto Tapas - Cullera

We were in town for a motorcycle gathering and we delighted to find this motorcycle-themed bar/restaurant, located next to the beach. The restaurant is like a s... read more We were in town for a motorcycle gathering and we delighted to find this motorcycle-themed bar/restaurant, located next to the beach. The restaurant is like a small museum for motorcycle racing, as it is home to several racing bikes as well as an assortment of race-worn leathers and helmets (with signs noting which riders wore them). Very interesting for motorcyclists. And the view of the beach is also very nice. We enjoyed the food and the beer. After finishing our meal, the waiter told us that we were welcome to stay at our table to watch the football game that was starting on the TVs, located around the room. A very pleasant visit.

Visited Motomoto as we are into bikes and wanted to watch the MotoGP race, have a beer and some tapas. Outside of the bar is a bit run down, but inside is great... read more Visited Motomoto as we are into bikes and wanted to watch the MotoGP race, have a beer and some tapas. Outside of the bar is a bit run down, but inside is great, some very unique bikes to look at and plenty of bike racing memorabilia too. Nice location at the quieter end of Cullera beach. Waiting staff are friendly enough if you are lucky enough to get their attention, if you don’t wave at them they won’t ever look at you, which seems quite normal here. Good range of tapas to choose from, but the kitchen doesn’t open until 8pm. When the food arrived it was a bit of a let down, patatas bravas was the same as the chips with a bit of mildly spicy ketchup, the albondigas were hot on the outside and cold in the middle. The strangest thing was a long deep fried fish that appeared in the “suitable for vegetarian” vegetable tempura. Good atmosphere to watch a race to but got annoyed at having to ask for the bill twice, eventually went to the bar to pay after the bill still did not arrive after half an hour. Could be a really good place with a bit of effort. Will return, but won’t bother with tapas.

Very well located. This small restaurant at the coast of the beach, is extremely creative with decorations and menus. The food was a solid 8/10. Food price was... read more Very well located. This small restaurant at the coast of the beach, is extremely creative with decorations and menus. The food was a solid 8/10. Food price was relatively good, could be cheaper, but it was good. The attention by the staff was good, and very friendly. Totally recommended if visiting Cullera.

Despite the unavoidable name and the somewhat remote location at the end of the southern beach zone of cullera, this restaurant offers excellent fresh seafood a... read more Despite the unavoidable name and the somewhat remote location at the end of the southern beach zone of cullera, this restaurant offers excellent fresh seafood and Spanish classics that are very high quality. prices are low for the quality of food.

The service was in order. we ordered pizzas, because nothing else was available at this time of the day (about 4 o'clock), which I understand. the pizza was wor... read more The service was in order. we ordered pizzas, because nothing else was available at this time of the day (about 4 o'clock), which I understand. the pizza was worse than a frozen pizza bought in the super market. I'm ok with frozen food, I sometimes eat frozen pizza at home, but here it wasn't even properly cooked (too much overcooked) I couldn't finish it, and I'm really proud to say that I eat everything. I'm really sorry, but that was wrong. it's easy to cook a pizza, even a frozen one, but here it felt like it doesn't matter if it doesn't mean anything at all. the pizza I took, the cheapest and easiest, was 12 euro, which makes no sense for the quality. I live in cullera and I can give another chance to this place of a day, but now I will not gamble in it, especially when I am with guests.