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Ricard Camarena Restaurant
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Tasting menus with elegant & seasonal Mediterranean dishes at an esteemed fine-dining restaurant.
Nearby attractions
Bombas Gens
Av. de Burjassot, 54, 56, La Saïdia, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Parc de Marxalenes
Carrer de Sant Pancraç &, C/ de Luis Crumiere, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Carme Teatre
C/ de Gregori Gea, 6, Campanar, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
16 TONELADAS | ROCK CLUB
C/ de Ricardo Micó, 3, Campanar, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
- Plaza de Joaquín Dualde Park
La Saïdia, 46009 Valencia, Spain
Parc professor Antonio Llombart
C. de Joaquim Ballester, 29, Campanar, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Art Modern Institute Museum of Valencia
C/ de Guillem de Castro, 118, Ciutat Vella, 46003 València, Valencia, Spain
CCCC (Centro del Carmen de Cultura Contemporánea)
C/ del Museu, 2, 4, Ciutat Vella, 46003 Valencia, Spain
Casa Museu Benlliure
C. de la Blanqueria, 23, Ciutat Vella, 46003 València, Valencia, Spain
Centre Cultural la Beneficència
C/ de la Corona, 36, Ciutat Vella, 46003 València, Valencia, Spain
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Rincón Gallego Restaurante
2 Calle Acorazado, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Bodegueta Aromas “El rincón del tapeo”
C/ de Gregori Gea, 12, Campanar, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
PIZZERIA RINGO
C. de Joaquim Ballester, 12, Campanar, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Sabor a la meua Terra
Pl. de Joaquín Dualde, 13, La Saïdia, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Os Galegos
Pl. del Poeta Salvador Rueda, 2, Campanar, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Restaurante Kasta Valencia
C. Alcublas, 2, Campanar, 46009 Valencia, Spain
Restaurante Manú
Av. de Burjassot, 10, La Saïdia, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Pizzería Sapori di Roma
C/ d'Alfons Verdeguer, 8, Campanar, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Bar Leo
C. de Tramuntana, 4, bajo derecha, La Zaidía, 46009 Valencia, Spain
Pirineos by Aroa
Avinguda de Campanar, 17, Campanar, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
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Hotel NH Valencia Center
C/ de Ricardo Micó, 1, Campanar, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Budget Inn
Carrer del Navili, 3, Campanar, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Apartamentos Navio Valencia
Carrer del Navili, 3, Campanar, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Apartment Horticultor Bosch
Carrer de l'Horticultor Bosch, 6, La Saïdia, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Hotel Kramer
Avinguda de Campanar, 90, Campanar, 46015 València, Valencia, Spain
Novotel Valencia Lavant
Av. de Pius XII, 4, Campanar, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Casual Civilizaciones Valencia
C/ de Félix del Río, 3B, Rascanya, 46025 València, Valencia, Spain
Mythic Valencia
Carrer del Poeta Monmeneu, 16, La Saïdia, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
Blanq Carmen Hotel
C. de la Blanqueria, 11, Ciutat Vella, 46003 València, Valencia, Spain
Apartamento Gutenberg
C. de Gutenberg, 2, Ciutat Vella, 46011 Valencia, Spain
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Ricard Camarena Restaurant

Av. de Burjassot, 54, La Saïdia, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain
4.7(554)
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Tasting menus with elegant & seasonal Mediterranean dishes at an esteemed fine-dining restaurant.

attractions: Bombas Gens, Parc de Marxalenes, Carme Teatre, 16 TONELADAS | ROCK CLUB, - Plaza de Joaquín Dualde Park, Parc professor Antonio Llombart, Art Modern Institute Museum of Valencia, CCCC (Centro del Carmen de Cultura Contemporánea), Casa Museu Benlliure, Centre Cultural la Beneficència, restaurants: Rincón Gallego Restaurante, Bodegueta Aromas “El rincón del tapeo”, PIZZERIA RINGO, Sabor a la meua Terra, Os Galegos, Restaurante Kasta Valencia, Restaurante Manú, Pizzería Sapori di Roma, Bar Leo, Pirineos by Aroa
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+34 963 35 54 18
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ricardcamarena.com

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Featured dishes

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Aperitivo En La Mesa Del Chef
Infusión Fría De Tomate, Champiñón Y Poleo Silvestre
Cortes De Atún Madurados En Algarroba
Piel De Calabacín - Tartar De Remolacha
Consomé Agripicante De Hortalizas Y Hierbas

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Nearby attractions of Ricard Camarena Restaurant

Bombas Gens

Parc de Marxalenes

Carme Teatre

16 TONELADAS | ROCK CLUB

- Plaza de Joaquín Dualde Park

Parc professor Antonio Llombart

Art Modern Institute Museum of Valencia

CCCC (Centro del Carmen de Cultura Contemporánea)

Casa Museu Benlliure

Centre Cultural la Beneficència

Bombas Gens

Bombas Gens

4.6

(2.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Parc de Marxalenes

Parc de Marxalenes

4.3

(1.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Carme Teatre

Carme Teatre

4.6

(256)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
16 TONELADAS | ROCK CLUB

16 TONELADAS | ROCK CLUB

4.6

(1.2K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details

Things to do nearby

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Epic Day: thermal springs and waterfalls with Mike
Fri, Dec 12 • 9:30 AM
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Tour in Peñiscola from Valencia, Game of Thrones
Tour in Peñiscola from Valencia, Game of Thrones
Mon, Dec 15 • 9:00 AM
46010, València, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain
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Cook traditional Valencian paella with a pro chef
Cook traditional Valencian paella with a pro chef
Fri, Dec 12 • 10:00 AM
46003, València, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain
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Nearby restaurants of Ricard Camarena Restaurant

Rincón Gallego Restaurante

Bodegueta Aromas “El rincón del tapeo”

PIZZERIA RINGO

Sabor a la meua Terra

Os Galegos

Restaurante Kasta Valencia

Restaurante Manú

Pizzería Sapori di Roma

Bar Leo

Pirineos by Aroa

Rincón Gallego Restaurante

Rincón Gallego Restaurante

4.6

(290)

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Bodegueta Aromas “El rincón del tapeo”

Bodegueta Aromas “El rincón del tapeo”

3.8

(174)

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PIZZERIA RINGO

PIZZERIA RINGO

4.8

(102)

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Sabor a la meua Terra

Sabor a la meua Terra

4.0

(407)

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Reviews of Ricard Camarena Restaurant

4.7
(554)
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5.0
1y

One of the best meals I have ever had. Thanks to the whole team at Ricard Camarena for the drool worthy food and wine. My darling and I upon our arrival at the restaurant reception, I must say I was expecting just another boring degustation session, where we would have to go and get a falafel and chips after dinner because we were fed bird seed over 7 or so courses. Also most dego restaurants subject you to a boring lecture on how each dish was meticulously prepared and that you must enjoy or there is definitely something wrong with you as a customer. Boy was I wrong!!!!! From the moment we sat down, our beautiful wait staff came to the table and offered us a glass of champagne. The house pour was just perfect to whet the appetite. After explaining the menu, we both opted for the oxalis, mine as a vegan option and my darling the vegetarian gluten free. The amuse bouche was actually 3 or 4 mouthfuls and I knew from that point onwards it was going to be a wonderful night. Mostly with degustation meals, you'll get one dish that you absolutely love and want more of. Like a morsel that teases your taste buds and nothing more. All the portions were perfectly sized and our taste buds were taken on a Mediterranean Asian journey that left me gob smacked. The cauliflower with a kimchi base and coconut cream sauce was one of the most memorable dishes. Normally this kind of food lends itself to being taste neutral. The kimchi gave this dish a nice spice kick with a perfect tanginess Also the roasted kholrabi just blew my mind. Each dish has been carefully designed to elevate your senses and then bring you back to earth etc etc. In the middle of it all we were taken to the Chefs table where we got to meet Ricard, a warm and unpretentious chef who has such a passion for his work, it's so refreshing to see and experience this. He served us two bite sized snacks that were a great side track from the rest. The amazing thing was the juice he handed us, made from as he said, the vegetable carcasses. This is not just the peak of invention ,but sustainable and super healthy and tasty! Desserts were phenomenal too. The wine list has been carefully curated by the two sommeliers with a white leaning list, so as not to overpower the delicate flavours of each dish There were titillating whites from the Spanish mainland as well as the Canary islands. Also on the list are some Imported reds. Brilliant well rounded wine list. Thrown into the mix was a 28 year old sake that was just like an aged sherry OMG. At the end we asked for a light red as we were getting so spaced out from white only. Our beautiful Somm promptly obliged and got us a very delicate Monastrell which had perfect acidity light tannin structure and complimented the dishes superbly. Ricard respects his crew and trusts them 100% to deliver the best dining experience I have ever had

I am very sorry that google only allowed me to leave a 5 star review, Because restaurant Ricard Camarena is 6 stars all the...

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5.0
3y

6th stop in our Spanish East coast Michelin tour. You can read the other reviews on my profile and follow. A universe at the cutting edge, yet made accessible. As usual, I’ll focus on what’s interesting in my reviews. But here, there’s way to many things to say. So let me start by the end, the 3 stars in Spain should be worried, because the competition from the 2 stars is serious, especially this one.

I’ll just take two angles, just to attempt to explain the incredible level your in. Interestingly, when you enter, you’ll see plenty of books about gastronomy, and you ll find more later on. There are not there just for display. There are there because there’s a true thinking about gastronomy and its evolution. For instance, the work around fermentation, is at the cutting edge in Michelin stars (it’s growing but plenty are not even there). Or the fact that some dishes have an entry note and then evolve like a great wine. Another interesting point is that they have their vegetable garden, and use every part of their products. This naturally creates links between dishes which create a constancy, almost like every dish is from the same universe. And that’s my main point. You feel that you’re entering in an universe, Ricardo Camarena universe, and a very welcoming one thanks to the brigade de salle. But this universe makes sense, you can feel it’s strong coherence. From the deep knowledge of the gastronomic world and history, the attention to taste and its mechanisms, the respect of the nature and the creativity to use every part of nature’s gift, it all makes sense.

I could stop there, but I have to thank the team for their work, with a special one to Salvatore.

Passard and Piège are the two names that came to my mind there, if you want references. It’s clearly a top tiers 2 stars and a very strong contender to a 3rd one. And I’ve tried many (more reviews are coming, I promise!). Judging by the level is bringing on the table, the 3 stars have serious...

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5.0
28w

A perfect experience, thank you to the team.

I traveled from Ireland, and was excited for months to visit, and it didn't disappoint in any way! I usually take loads of photos of great meals, but this experience felt too important to have my phone out (I took one photo, with permission from the staff).

I did the wine pairing, and my partner got a gorgeous bottle of local Xarel-lo. Both were delicious, but if you love wine, just do the pairing, it was so meticulously considered, and I really enjoyed it. I actually found the pairing very generous. I definitely didn't expect a separate pairing for every single course.

We did the full proposal, and I think it's a must if you visit. I'd hate to have missed out on a single plate or pairing that we enjoyed.

Beautiful setting, and the front of house staff were absolutely amazing. I felt embarrassed arriving with poor Spanish, but their whole team spoke perfect English, so I didn't miss a single detail of what we were served, and they made me feel so welcome!

This was my first 2 star experience, and I was nervous that the service and atmosphere would be stuffy/unfriendly, but the team were all SO sweet and fun in a professional manner. The Sommelier even let us join him briefly in their wine cellar, which I thought was a very kind gesture.

Outstanding. The chefs table with the house cured tuna and beautifully umami fermented tomato drink. I could have stayed there forever.

Stunning hospitality, I came away feeling like I learned a lot, and we really were treated like royalty. It was my partner's 50th, and the staff made it so special.

Thank you to everyone, and sorry for the essay, but so many details were...

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6th stop in our Spanish East coast Michelin tour. You can read the other reviews on my profile and follow. A universe at the cutting edge, yet made accessible. As usual, I’ll focus on what’s interesting in my reviews. But here, there’s way to many things to say. So let me start by the end, the 3 stars in Spain should be worried, because the competition from the 2 stars is serious, especially this one. I’ll just take two angles, just to attempt to explain the incredible level your in. Interestingly, when you enter, you’ll see plenty of books about gastronomy, and you ll find more later on. There are not there just for display. There are there because there’s a true thinking about gastronomy and its evolution. For instance, the work around fermentation, is at the cutting edge in Michelin stars (it’s growing but plenty are not even there). Or the fact that some dishes have an entry note and then evolve like a great wine. Another interesting point is that they have their vegetable garden, and use every part of their products. This naturally creates links between dishes which create a constancy, almost like every dish is from the same universe. And that’s my main point. You feel that you’re entering in an universe, Ricardo Camarena universe, and a very welcoming one thanks to the brigade de salle. But this universe makes sense, you can feel it’s strong coherence. From the deep knowledge of the gastronomic world and history, the attention to taste and its mechanisms, the respect of the nature and the creativity to use every part of nature’s gift, it all makes sense. I could stop there, but I have to thank the team for their work, with a special one to Salvatore. Passard and Piège are the two names that came to my mind there, if you want references. It’s clearly a top tiers 2 stars and a very strong contender to a 3rd one. And I’ve tried many (more reviews are coming, I promise!). Judging by the level is bringing on the table, the 3 stars have serious competition!
Laura CreedonLaura Creedon
A perfect experience, thank you to the team. I traveled from Ireland, and was excited for months to visit, and it didn't disappoint in any way! I usually take loads of photos of great meals, but this experience felt too important to have my phone out (I took one photo, with permission from the staff). I did the wine pairing, and my partner got a gorgeous bottle of local Xarel-lo. Both were delicious, but if you love wine, just do the pairing, it was so meticulously considered, and I really enjoyed it. I actually found the pairing very generous. I definitely didn't expect a separate pairing for every single course. We did the full proposal, and I think it's a must if you visit. I'd hate to have missed out on a single plate or pairing that we enjoyed. Beautiful setting, and the front of house staff were absolutely amazing. I felt embarrassed arriving with poor Spanish, but their whole team spoke perfect English, so I didn't miss a single detail of what we were served, and they made me feel so welcome! This was my first 2 star experience, and I was nervous that the service and atmosphere would be stuffy/unfriendly, but the team were all SO sweet and fun in a professional manner. The Sommelier even let us join him briefly in their wine cellar, which I thought was a very kind gesture. Outstanding. The chefs table with the house cured tuna and beautifully umami fermented tomato drink. I could have stayed there forever. Stunning hospitality, I came away feeling like I learned a lot, and we really were treated like royalty. It was my partner's 50th, and the staff made it so special. Thank you to everyone, and sorry for the essay, but so many details were worth mentioning.
Peter LevchenkoPeter Levchenko
This restaurant is no secret. But take my word for it - I’ve eaten at over few hundred different 1-3 star restaurants all over the world and this was my top 3-5 experience. There’s 2/3 stars and then there’s Ricard Camarena. Easily one of the best restaurants in the world and the best in Valencia if you’re looking to be impressed. This is what 3 Michelin experience should be! Forget just technique, there’s insane flavour in every part of the menu. The food philosophy is extremely clean and with great attention to QUALITY of ingredients especially the veg. Everyone throws “farm to table” and “locally sourced” buzzwords around but few actually deliver that via flavour and love in preparation to the plate. Ricard Camarena does. Their cured tuna station is one of the most impressive taste experiences I’ve ever had in my life. MUST visit! Also we found it more than than reasonably priced for the standard of food. The desserts strike a balance between not to sweet and perfection. Petit fours were not as sensational but lovely none the less to finish the meal. The dining room is stunning, service is knowledgeable and attentive. My only advice to the restaurant would be to never forget the love that inspired Ricard Camarena and maintain that throughout the evolution of the menu in the future. Must visit for any seasoned foodie!
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6th stop in our Spanish East coast Michelin tour. You can read the other reviews on my profile and follow. A universe at the cutting edge, yet made accessible. As usual, I’ll focus on what’s interesting in my reviews. But here, there’s way to many things to say. So let me start by the end, the 3 stars in Spain should be worried, because the competition from the 2 stars is serious, especially this one. I’ll just take two angles, just to attempt to explain the incredible level your in. Interestingly, when you enter, you’ll see plenty of books about gastronomy, and you ll find more later on. There are not there just for display. There are there because there’s a true thinking about gastronomy and its evolution. For instance, the work around fermentation, is at the cutting edge in Michelin stars (it’s growing but plenty are not even there). Or the fact that some dishes have an entry note and then evolve like a great wine. Another interesting point is that they have their vegetable garden, and use every part of their products. This naturally creates links between dishes which create a constancy, almost like every dish is from the same universe. And that’s my main point. You feel that you’re entering in an universe, Ricardo Camarena universe, and a very welcoming one thanks to the brigade de salle. But this universe makes sense, you can feel it’s strong coherence. From the deep knowledge of the gastronomic world and history, the attention to taste and its mechanisms, the respect of the nature and the creativity to use every part of nature’s gift, it all makes sense. I could stop there, but I have to thank the team for their work, with a special one to Salvatore. Passard and Piège are the two names that came to my mind there, if you want references. It’s clearly a top tiers 2 stars and a very strong contender to a 3rd one. And I’ve tried many (more reviews are coming, I promise!). Judging by the level is bringing on the table, the 3 stars have serious competition!
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A perfect experience, thank you to the team. I traveled from Ireland, and was excited for months to visit, and it didn't disappoint in any way! I usually take loads of photos of great meals, but this experience felt too important to have my phone out (I took one photo, with permission from the staff). I did the wine pairing, and my partner got a gorgeous bottle of local Xarel-lo. Both were delicious, but if you love wine, just do the pairing, it was so meticulously considered, and I really enjoyed it. I actually found the pairing very generous. I definitely didn't expect a separate pairing for every single course. We did the full proposal, and I think it's a must if you visit. I'd hate to have missed out on a single plate or pairing that we enjoyed. Beautiful setting, and the front of house staff were absolutely amazing. I felt embarrassed arriving with poor Spanish, but their whole team spoke perfect English, so I didn't miss a single detail of what we were served, and they made me feel so welcome! This was my first 2 star experience, and I was nervous that the service and atmosphere would be stuffy/unfriendly, but the team were all SO sweet and fun in a professional manner. The Sommelier even let us join him briefly in their wine cellar, which I thought was a very kind gesture. Outstanding. The chefs table with the house cured tuna and beautifully umami fermented tomato drink. I could have stayed there forever. Stunning hospitality, I came away feeling like I learned a lot, and we really were treated like royalty. It was my partner's 50th, and the staff made it so special. Thank you to everyone, and sorry for the essay, but so many details were worth mentioning.
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This restaurant is no secret. But take my word for it - I’ve eaten at over few hundred different 1-3 star restaurants all over the world and this was my top 3-5 experience. There’s 2/3 stars and then there’s Ricard Camarena. Easily one of the best restaurants in the world and the best in Valencia if you’re looking to be impressed. This is what 3 Michelin experience should be! Forget just technique, there’s insane flavour in every part of the menu. The food philosophy is extremely clean and with great attention to QUALITY of ingredients especially the veg. Everyone throws “farm to table” and “locally sourced” buzzwords around but few actually deliver that via flavour and love in preparation to the plate. Ricard Camarena does. Their cured tuna station is one of the most impressive taste experiences I’ve ever had in my life. MUST visit! Also we found it more than than reasonably priced for the standard of food. The desserts strike a balance between not to sweet and perfection. Petit fours were not as sensational but lovely none the less to finish the meal. The dining room is stunning, service is knowledgeable and attentive. My only advice to the restaurant would be to never forget the love that inspired Ricard Camarena and maintain that throughout the evolution of the menu in the future. Must visit for any seasoned foodie!
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