Sanders Craftbeer — Restaurant in Valencia

Interesting place with very friendly lady meeting guests. Important is what is you are looking for coming here. The food is quite specific, not the Indian style in the common understanding. It is almost not spicy and mostly vegetarian. The menu is only in Spanish and having in mind the names of most plates contain their Indian names it is very difficult to understand what you are ordering. In addition there is no any idea about the size of the ordered item. The food is heavily overpriced. One item we were adviced for contains two small pieces totally the size of an average muffin. That item costs 24,50 Euro. The only fish available was salmon, proposed on pancake. We ordered one, but with fried potatoes. Well, this is out of the standard menu, but it seems strange for the price to see frozen potatoes heated in the microwave. We didn't try the craft beer, so I cannot comment on it. Probably this is the item which creates so high average value of the reports. But if you are looking for a place for good dinner close to the sea this is...

Great microbrewery located near the City of Arts and Sciences! The owner and his wife are very kind and welcoming. The brewery/restaurant is quite small and cozy. He brews all the beer himself and him and his wife do all the cooking for the food. After chatting with him for a bit, he suggested that we don't want to miss out on the wonderful Indian food made here. We explained that we had strict dietary requirements as vegans. He was very accommodating and asked what we could not eat and states that they would custom make a meal for us! We return the next night and were warmly welcomed! We had no idea what we we're about to receive for dinner but was very excited. Out came a large spread of food custom-made for us. The owner and his wife took the time to explain each dish we were given and how it was changed to fit our needs. Needless to say our dinner was absolutely delicious! They were so kind in making it for us! I highly recommend stopping in for a beer, or...

We went to the Palau de Arts and were looking for somewhere different to eat. In a small street, just off a major road, we found this wonderful place. Firstly, the home brewed beer is fabulous - proper lager (not some global corporate fizz) and a wonderful 6.5% IPA, just full of flavour. There is plenty of Swedish food on the menu but we didn't get to it, because the Indian food was delicious and plentiful. The most authentic Indian food we have eaten outside of India (and we've eaten quite a lot over the last 50 years!). Sanders brews the beer Shabna cooks the food and they are delightful, friendly, charming hosts. We only wish it had been busier, to give a better vibe - it certainly...