Bars, restaurants, boutiques, drinks out and a busy social life.
Pavement tables and long lunches that run into the afternoon, in the salt air of the fishermen’s quarter.
Tapas and cañas on the busiest street in El Carmen.
Tapas at dusk, moving between small squares and narrow lanes.
Mediterranean cooking built on seasonal produce, in a modern room — right for a lunch or dinner worth making an occasion of.
A Cánovas fixture since 1995. This Italian restaurant is known for its handmade pasta, pizzas, grilled meats and a long list of Italian wines. Elegant and traditional, and a safe bet for both a quiet lunch and a special dinner.
One of the best-known Japanese restaurants in Valencia. Japanese technique meets contemporary invention across sushi, nigiri and the chef’s own dishes — a refined meal in the middle of Cánovas.
An elegant cocktail bar with a small, carefully kept room, good for starting the evening or for a drink after dinner. The list runs from well-made classics to their own creations, in a modern and cosy space.
Conde Altea is the neighbourhood’s main artery, lined with bars and restaurants for tapas or a full dinner.
Cocktail bars and live music that run late.

