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GROOVELIVES

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If you want to know the best of Valencia you cannot miss this tour of clubs and pubs. We offer a range of possibilities for your pleasure: In the Carmen neighborhood you can enjoy UNIC. Located on the Plaza San Jaume and open daily. We offer a dance floor for cool hits with theme parties and a second floor with chillout area where the cocktails taste superb. But if you're looking for a badass party, VIBORA is your place. Next to the Torres de Quart. A space where you can breathe in a pure and authentic Rock & Roll atmosphere.

a vintage atmosphere where you can

with headphones choosing your music online.

To warm up the night you can go to

And in the same time slot you have PLAY CLUB. Open until 7.30am. Two rooms and a very eclectic program. In its main hall you will find indietronica, electropop, hits, Party themes... and in the SALA DESPERADOS. In addition, Thursdays are party nights where you can enjoy the best electronic music in the centre.

enjoy dinner and a good vermouth.

one of the most fashionable clubs in Valencia. XTRA LRGE PLAYGROUND,

also known as XL, located where Ruzafa begins, on the Gran Vía. With three

distinct spaces and more 600m2. Hits,

mashups and electropop in XL room.

Funky-house in the Sala Heineken

and a more alternative rock space in

Jageroom. You will be surprised as you

go down stairs and find yourself in the PlayGround world.

But if you're looking for are early electronic sounds... your first stop is

If you are in the ​​ university zone you cannot miss AGENDA. Their agenda consist of different and unique events until dawn in the Blasco Ibáñez area. A definite party every night of the week.

If you want to lengthen the night in the center of Valencia, Ruzafa is your neighborhood. Next to the Plaza de Toros and the train station are XTRA LRGE, BABERBIRBORBUR, FLASH, LATEX, PLAY CLUB, PICCADILLY and enjoy a plethora of clubs for non-stop partying.

BARBERBIRBORBUR. A cozy place in

You know, if you go out on Sunday, you will go to WATEKE.

pure Berlin style. If you do not want to

We suggest you start your night with a nice dinner at the Vermúdez. It is a contemporary tapas restaurant with

parties and a lot of fun. It also has an

And of course you cannot come to Valencia and not enjoy a night out in LA3. This is the disco par excellence with an international programme: DJs, Bands... 3 rooms so you do not miss anything from different music scenes.

And of course, you can see the sunrise by the port, so... live it!

the center of Ruzafa with lighting in a

go to sleep, do not worry as the night is young.

Next to Barberbirborbur you will find

Piccadilly which offers different music. A main floor with electropop, hits, theme alternative and different choice, which

is the Silence Room where you dance

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Editorial SEPTEMBER 16

‘SUMMER’S ALMOST GONE’

CONTENTS EDITORIAL - 5

L'HORTA - 6

VALENCIA MAP - 7

FERIA DE JULIO - 8

VALENCIA MUSIC - 10

RESTAURANT OF THE MONTH - 12 FOOD - 13

RESTAURANT OF THE MONTH - 14 SRI LANKAN RESTAURANT - 16

SEPTEMBER 16 LISTINGS - 17 ARTS & THEATRE - 17

LIVE MUSIC - 19 CLUBS - 20

CHILL OUT - 21

GAY / LESBIAN - 22

TRADITIONAL PUBS - 23 RESTAURANTS - 24

SOMETHING DIFFERENT - 28 SHOPPING - 29

ADRI CASTELLANOS PHOTOS - 34 VALENCIA FOOTBALL - 36

24/7 VALENCIA PARTY PEOPLE - 38 CLUBLAND - 40

NIGHTLIFE - 41

INDEPENDENCE DAY - 42

VALENCIA WORLD - 44

AGENDA. LIVE MUSIC & CLUBS - 46

Summer’s almost gone? Yes and no.

In Valencia, el verano stays around for longer than you might imagine.

Of course, the great weather is a plus factor and the beach life here doesn’t really stop until Autumn. Being the Mediterranean, having a good time is always a priority…

‘Clubland’. In ‘Valencia Football’, John Howden looks at the new signings and challenges ahead for the new season.

In terms of statistics, Valencia has smashed all the records in 2016 with a truly phenomenal number of visitors coming to enjoy the many jewels of the Valencian community.

In ‘Valencia Music’, we are delighted to review Mara Aranda’s latest album.

She is one of Europe’s finest talents regarding Mediterranean, medieval and world music.

In the ‘Food’ section, Helen Westwater has a ‘Salmorejo Cordobés’ recipe just for you. She runs ‘La Ola Fresca’, set in the hip and happening barrio of Benimaclet. In ‘Tapas Bar of the month,’ we enjoy the newish ‘El Patio de Pepa’ in the heart of the Barrio del Carmen.

Our restaurant of the month is ‘Volare’, which is a truly Mediterranean delight near the Torres de Serranos.

Many thanks to all of our readers, advertisers and contributors for all of your support over the years. We are here to help and we like Valencia so much that we have made it our permanent home.

We have an exclusive article for you about the historic ‘La Lonja’ building.

We also have an in-depth article on ‘Independence day’, which reflects on an expat’s disgust with the recent ‘Brexit’ debacle. On a lighter note we interview long-term resident & local legend Chris Wright in ‘Valencia World’.

Check out photos of clubbers in ‘24/7 Valencia Party People’ as well as an expert’s view on the nightlife scene in

Enjoy a packed September listings for the latest arts & theatre, chill out, restaurants, pubs and more. At the back, you will find a busy agenda for clubbing and live music nights.

See you next month!

24/7 Valencia Team

“Where will we be When the summer’s gone?

Morning found us calmly unaware Noon burn gold into our hair At night, we swam the laughin’ sea When summer’s gone Where will we be?

Summer’s almost gone We had some good times But they’re gone The winter’s comin’ on Summer’s almost gone” The Doors

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01. GONG 02. LA EDAD DE ORO 03. ANTIGUA MORELLANA 15. LAB / LAB2. . CAFÉ LISBOA . BLANQUITA CAFÉ DE LAS HORAS 16. SIDRERÍA MOLINON 04. CAVA NEGRET . LA CREILLA 17. LA VALENCIANA . PICNICITY/OLIVÍ VINOTECA 18. SLAUGHTERHOUSE 19. RADIO CITY 05. ORANGE BIKES . ANITA GIRO 06. THE MARKET / TYRIS 07. LʼAPLEC 20. BÚHO BIO . MATTILDA RESTOBAR 21. MAR CUATRO - TAPAS & BURGUERS 08. LOLAILO 09. LET’S TALK ENGLISH 22. LA BONA ESTRELLA . MARÍA MANDILES CENTER 10. CAFÉ MUSEU 23. ALKAZAR 24. SIMALU PERUANO 11. OBLIVIUM 12. LENGUAS VIVAS (CELTA) 25. LA PILARETA 27. EL BOTIJO 13. SANT JAUME / CAFETÍN . ÚNIC . SAN MIGUEL 14. CARMEN SCHOOL OF 28. JIMMY GLASS . PANNONICA VINTAGE SPANISH . AL CANTONET . MONTEREY All photos Juan Ortega © 2016 24/ 7 Valencia

29. TASTE OF AMERICA 30. UBIK CAFE 31. ST PATRICK´S / WACIS 32. LALOLA 33. EL OLIVO 34. TINTO FINO 35. REFUGIO / LA CARBONARA 36. LOS PIKAPIEDRA 37. LOTELITO BAR & ROOMS 38. JUANITA 39. CRUDO BAR 40. BACCO DOC . SOHO 41. VALENCIA ON TAP

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LA LONJA

LA LONJA The United Nations agency UNESCO has designated 851 sites around the world as World Heritage sites, which form part of the “cultural and natural heritage of the world” and are considered as having unique and universal value to the history of humanity. One of those sites is in Valencia and, you may be surprised to learn, it’s not Levante’s Ciudad de Valencia Stadium.

While the Miguelete is a century older and the Albufera is more naturally beautiful, La Lonja in Plaza Mercado outshines them all. Unlike any other city in the world, the outstanding Gothic building in Valencia is not its cathedral but a non-religious civic monument to commerce. Before it was built in the late 15h century, all major buildings and institutions in the city were owned and run by the church. Breaking with this tradition, La Lonja was a physical representation of a shift in power during Valencia’s Golden Age from the cardinals to the carpet traders, the bishops to the bankers. Here was a monumental building not built to the glory of God, but to the power of the Valencian economy as a trader in the

Mediterranean market.

Anyone who’s had their bathroom refitted in Valencia will know how things work round here. After endless negotiations the builders finally arrive, they make a superficial start to proceedings and destroy your old bathroom and then you don’t see them again for weeks. They then come and do most of the work but never quite finish.

There’s always a tap or a tile missing or the door doesn’t quite fit. This is a longheld and respected Valencian tradition (see what happened with the Grand Prix here) and the building of La Lonja was no different.

The first stone was laid in November 1482 but work didn’t really start until a year later. Once they got going, it was more or less built in 15 years (pretty good going for the 15th century) although it took another 50 years before it was completely finished. You can read all this on an inscription above the back doorway in Plaza Doctor Collado, giving exact details about the different stages of the building’s construction.

Although not a religious building, La Lonja certainly has sacred pretensions as a ‘temple’ of commerce with many

spiritual and biblical symbols on show.

There are religious icons and gargoyles all around its façade. If you’re into this sort of thing, look out for the little man having a dump above one of the basement floor windows. The design of the building followed an initiatic code, a sort of medieval Feng Shui, where everything, down to the exact number of columns and the distance between them, was all calculated to give the maximum spiritual harmony to the merchants working there.

There are three parts to the building.

The largest part is the Sala de Contratación, or the trading floor, with its 24 columns twisting up 17 metres, until they open up like palm trees on the ceiling which was painted blue and decorated with stars to imitate the Valencia night sky. Back in Valencia’s Golden Age this was a bustling hive of activity, its modern equivalent would be the great stock markets of today.

When the city granted merchants official status as ‘Mercaders de La Lonja’, they were given a table to deal from and a red velvet cloth with which to cover it. Along with the buying and selling of exotic products from all over the known world, mortgages and loans were also arranged here. Officially,

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Christians were not allowed to charge interest, hence the importance of Jews as money lenders, but the merchants of the time soon found ways around this.

Running along the walls of the room is an inscription reminding the merchants where they were and calling them to honour their surroundings and to trade honestly and fairly. Those failing to do this (well, those who fell afoul of the city leaders anyway) were sent to the dark cellars of the Tower, which rises up through the roof of the building.

The merchants were given six months to settle their debts or pay back what they had been judged to have cheated (not that easy when you’re trapped in a rat-infested dungeon). If they did not comply they were taken to the chapel at the top of the Tower. On their way up, they probably, given the circumstances, neglected to admire the unique stone staircase ingeniously built without a central column. After making their peace with their maker, they were taken to their own table on the trading floor and beheaded in front of their fellow merchants. The city then took back its cloth and gave the table to someone else. Now that’s what I’d call zero tolerance to white collar crime.

The Consulat del Mar or maritime consulate is accessed through the garden at the back of the building. This was luxury office space (the ceilings are decorated with gold leaf and fine wood carvings) for the trade delegations which were maintained by all the major trading cities of the Mediterranean in the 15th century, with representatives from as far afield as Damascus, Rome, Venice, Egypt, Beirut and many others.

On the exterior wall is one of the mysteries of La Lonja. The wall is decorated with a series of 40 medals bearing men’s faces but historians can’t make up their minds who they are supposed to be. Are they Roman Emperors? Aragon kings? Leading merchants? Famous paella chefs? Ali Baba’s forty thieves? We’ll probably never know.

After the discovery of America, Spain’s Mediterranean ports started gradually to decline as importance shifted to the Atlantic coast. Valencia’s Golden Age was coming to an end, as was the heyday of La Lonja. It remained an important part of the Valencian economy as the city’s silk exchange until the 19th century when oranges and rice replaced silk as the region’s

principal export. During the Civil War, La Lonja was briefly to recapture its former glories when it was used to house the Spanish parliament while Valencia was capital of the Republic.

So, in the 21st century, what do you do with a wholly exceptional example of a secular building in late Gothic style, which dramatically illustrates the power and wealth of one of the great Mediterranean mercantile cities?

Well, that’s a problem that successive governments in Valencia have consistently failed to find a solution to. It has been used for parties, royal weddings, as an exhibition centre and a museum. Since its designation as a World Heritage site, La Lonja has become a bit of a museum piece in itself and is considered to be too precious for such trivial uses.

Even the annual exhibition of Fallas figures has been moved to a local shopping centre. While the Cathedral still serves the purpose for which it was built and the Mercado Central across the road bristles with the very lifeblood of the city, La Lonja stands dustily still and largely empty.

David Rhead and José Marín

Article © 2016 24/ 7 Valencia

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VALENCIA MUSIC

MARA ARANDA As an active participant in the Sete Sóis Sete Luas Festival, Valencia musician Mara Aranda has taken part in international projects with Luigi Cinque, for his record ‘Alentejo Story Concert’ (2005) inspired by José Saramago’s novel, “Levantado do Chão” along with Elena Ledda. Following this, she teamed up with the Algerian singer and composer Akim El Sikameya to record a DVD and go on an international tour.

For his Med’Set Orkestra, El Sikameya had put together musicians from across the Mediterranean: from Andalusia and Valencia, Tuscany and Sicily, Portugal and Greece. Then in 2012 she took part in the Sete Luas Orchestra with Mario Incudine as a director, touring Europe and spreading her key message: coexistence and the fusion of Mediterranean cultures.

She has worked with such Spanish artists as David Cervera and Miquel Gil from Valencia. She worked together with David Cervera on his album ‘Talaud’ in 2004. This was a fusion of traditional Mediterranean culture and classical music with avant-garde elements. She was the key participant with Miquel Gil on his album ‘Organic’.

Motivated by her desire to study and research traditional music, she

travelled and lived in Crete during 2003 and 2004. There she met Ross Daly and learnt about his musical and educational project Labyrinth. She also attended a seminar on Bulgarian music and voice given by Tzvetanka Varimezova, Director of the Bulgarian National Radio Folk Orchestra. In 2005, she returned to Thessaloniki, Greece where she studied folklore, traditional vocals and music in depth. She got to grips with religious Byzantine chant at the En Chordais academy with Drossos Koutsokostas.

It was also in Thessaloniki – the Jerusalem of the Balkans for the Sephardim – where she began to complete her repertoire by exploring more the Western perspective due to her proximity to mainland Spain. She made contact there with Nikos TzannisGinnerup, who received the legacy of the Sephardic musical tradition from David Saltiel. The result was the album ‘Jewish-Spanish Songs of Thessaloniki’ (Oriental Music, Germany, 1997).

Mara Aranda’s research is reflected and compiled on the ‘Musiques i Cants Sefardis d’Orient i Occident’ (‘Sephardic Music and Song from East and West’) album with Amán Amán released on Galileo.

The fact that she moved away from her own roots in a geographical sense made her look back at them with a renewed interest. She started to come

to grips with traditional song from Valencia – cant d’estil – through the singer-songwriter Josep Aparicio ‘Apa’ and went on to perform on soundtracks for different television series.

In 1998 she put together the L’Ham de Foc group along with Éfren López; a project with Greek, Turkish, Balkan, Arab, Iranian, and Afghan influences, but a strong Valencian identity.

L’Ham de Foc went on to become one of the most internationally acclaimed Spanish groups at the time, bringing together a broad fan base from across the musical spectrum who were enthusiastic and loyal to a musical and artistic style that was different, authentic, adventurous, open and far removed from folk, rock and pop conventions.

It developed into a unique musical concept without trying to follow other trends. Their compositions grabbed the attention of artists and public alike on three critically albums recorded between 1999 and 2006: ‘U’, ‘Cançó de Dona i Home’ and ‘Cor de Porc’.

For two years on Channel 9 RadioSi Radio in Valencia, she produced, directed and presented the programme Microkosmos dedicated to early and traditional music.

She was prominently featured in the prestigious Pyrene production company’s documentary programme ‘Vinoleum’ dedicated to the Caroig

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MARA ARANDA Massif, with photography and texts

by Manuel Asensi and music by Joan Manuel Serrat and L’Ham de Foc. In 2007, she embarked on a fascinating project with the German group Estampie, led by Michael Popp, which revolutionised the interpretation of early music in central Europe. The formation was christened Al Andaluz Project and combined the powers of its three female vocalists – Sigrid Hausen, lead singer of Estampie and Qntal, Iman Kandoussi and Mara Aranda – representing the different musical heritages of the three cultures in Spain.

awards, including the Best Folk Album of 2009 from COM, Best Folk Album from the Catalunya Radio programme Hydrogen, and spent several weeks on the prestigious WCME ranking of Best Folk Music Groups in the World.

Their second album ‘Lo Testament’ was released in 2013, again winning the Best Folk Album award from COM.

Mara has worked with great dedication and commitment with such early music groups as the Speculum Ensemble, directed by Ernesto Schmied, the Ensemble Oni Wytars directed by Michael Posch, and the Ensemble Unicorn directed by Marco Ambrosini.

Her work with the Capella de Ministrers was particularly noteworthy in assembling such works as ‘Els Viatges de Tirant lo Blanch’, ‘The Cycle of Life’ and ‘Locked Music: Sefarad’, based on compositions transmitted by oral tradition through the centuries in Turkey, Bulgaria, Morocco and Greece.

In 2013 the much- anticipated ‘Sephardic Legacy’ album was released, a celebration of the music and song of the Sephardic Jews in the Eastern and Western Mediterranean.

She worked with the group Solatge on a repertoire of traditional music from the historical territories of Aragon.

Their ‘Dèria’ album won several

Betrayed

Midway between the flamenco style typical of southern Spain and Turkish baglama music. This particular bulería tells of betrayal and disenchantment, common themes in the music of both cultures.

Trinitas (Kopanitsa)

A Bulgarian instrumental with an 11/8 time signature. The hurdy-gurdy is the driving force of this piece, inspired by the ornamental and modal sounds of the gaida.

Along with musicians Aziz Sahmaoui, Ernst Schwindel, Sacha Kotochnikov and Jota Martínez they created something that had never been done before.

The fruits of their collaboration can be heard on Deus et Dibolus, Al Maraya and Abuab Al-Andaluz, with a repertoire inspired by Central European, Sephardic and Andalusian cultures.

and his court of angels who guide the way.”

Syrtos of the Unhappy Wife

The laouto is a Greek instrument belonging to the lute family. It leads as an interpretation of a dance based on the Chaniotiko syrto, from the Greek island of Crete.

Her latest album is ‘Mare Vostrum’, an impressive collection of songs, which reflects her deep love of Mediterranean music and culture.

Eternal

This song is based on the sounds of traditional music from the mountainous Rhodopes region of Bulgaria. It is the dramatic tale of two doomed lovers.

The Mermaid’s Song

This song is an example of those times in life when seduction prevents us from seeing the true nature of things. The story is told through the sounds of the baglama and voice, both perfectly integrated into rhythms typical of the historical and geographical Thrace region of Greece, centred on the modern day borders of Bulgaria.

Sweet the Memories

Sea of My Mother

Memories and memories lost are the centre of this song, which relates the slow loss of a woman suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.

“...My body has been baptized by water and salt, but my heart can be found somewhere in the strip of land between the sea and the great Castilian plains.”

Dragonfly

I Come from a Place

This comes from the shamanic tradition of Iranian, Azerbaijani and Anatolian music. These cultures would often dedicate their songs to nature in order to receive protection.

This is a homage to all the good folk who are my countrymen. A noble people, with dearly held values and an enormous heart that knows comprehension and forgiveness, support and love.

Pleasures Past

Life

“It’s not unclean, it shouldn’t be hidden away, and nobody can punish you for it.

This song is inspired by the profound love that every mother feels for her offspring.

Let it be, for pure love is the work of God

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TAPAS BAR OF THE MONTH

EL PATIO DE PEPA Nestled in the heart of the Barrio del Carmen and just a stone’s throw from La Lonja, you will find the newish ‘El

Patio de Pepa’, which serves tapas and

pinchos with your wine, beer and spirits.

This is Mediterranean food with Latin touches.

It is set in a 19th century building and the interior is nicely spruced up, whilst

still retaining its character. Check out

the attractive ceramic tiles that cover the bar as well as the distressed brickwork and wooden floor. There is also a view by

the window, with high chairs, that

allows you to watch the world go by.

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Mexican, Polish and Cuban members cooking and serving. Indeed, Spaniard

EL PATIO DE PEPA

Bárbara Amorós was a competition winner on the TV programme ‘Top Chef’. All of their produce is fresh from the nearby Mercado Central. At ‘La Pepa’ they like to provide you with “a perfect combination” of tapas or pinchos with your wine and beer or premium gin & tonics.

Hendricks and the other a strawberry

Their tasty tablas include cheese and ham choices. You can enjoy artistically presented pinchos with prawns, vegetables, chicken and ham options.

The bar’s tostas include sardine, ham & tumaca and the Valencian speciality of ‘esgarraett’, which are red peppers with cod. Their tapas ‘raciones’ include anchovies, croquetas and grilled octopus. Their selection of dishes with fried eggs is wide and includes meat, vegetable and fish choices.

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On the sultry night we went along, we had fun chatting to the amiable staff at the bar and picking and choosing from the octopus tapas served on wood platters and the chicken pinchos on offer.

We also experienced their distinctive ‘cazón’ which is the Andalusian speciality of shark. Top marks for their crunchy croquetas with cheese and almonds! Throughout the evening, we savoured the quality and presentation of the dishes. This included the filling, fried egg vegetable dish being served in a sweet little casserole dish. We unwound with two gin & tonics, one a citric fruit

gin with Fever-Tree Mediterranean tonic water. The Cubans on the staff include a former cocktail manager from Havana

and serve excellent rum from their

country and are experts with mojitos!

This really is a fun night out for tapas & drinks in the historic centre…

Patio de Pepa (Pinchos y Tapas) C/ Purísima, 6 bajo (near La Lonja) Zona Carmen Tel: 96 061 97 90 Facebook: El Patio de Pepa Tablas: 8.90€ – 9.80€ Pinchos: 3.60€ – 4.50€ Salads: 7.60€ – 9€ Tostas: 4.50€ – 5€ Tapas: 2€ – 14€ Fried Egg: 6.50€ Desserts: 3.50€

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FOOD

SALMOREJO CORDOBÉS

SALMOREJO CORDOBÉS

cold water. The skins will then peel off easily. Cut into quarters, discarding if you can the majority of the pips and the

By Helen Westwater

more fibrous part of the core. Blend the

Surprisingly, salmorejo isn’t featured often on Spanish menus, but it’s quick and easy to make. It is part of Spain’s rich heritage of cooling recipes, using the second most symbolic fruit of Valencia, the tomato.

The Spanish adopted the original ‘tomatl’ (charmingly, and perhaps appropriately post-summer, meaning ‘fat thing’) from the Aztec people in central Mexico and later introduced a larger red version ‘jitomate’ throughout their colonies, gradually incorporating it into their own diet. It became known as ‘tomate’ in Spanish and tomato in English. Although as the Gershwin brothers noted in their 1937 song, some say ‘tomato’ and some say ‘tomahto’!

The Valencia tomato is far from the insipid, sun-deprived tomato we get in cooler climes. It is a fruit that abounds in Spain from May to August, but is generally available all the year round.

Varieties range from black, yellow,

SALMOREJO CORDOBÉS Ingredients

• 1 kg tomatoes • 200 gm bread (the inner part of a day-old baguette) • 1 teaspoon sherry vinegar • 150 gm good quality extra virgin olive oil • 1 clove garlic • Pinch of sea salt • 2 boiled eggs • Strips of jamón serrano to cover

tomatoes in a liquidizer until smooth.

Cut the bread into small pieces and leave to soak in the tomatoes. Peel a clove of garlic. Discard the inner core to avoid the raw garlic repeating. Blend with the tomatoes, slowly adding the extra virgin olive oil. The blend should and green to the more traditional red, and if you are ever here in May/June, you should not miss the gastronomic delight of ‘El Perelló’, a green, fat, veined tomato that bursts with flavour.

As a member of the nightshade family, the tomato was originally considered to be poisonous. However, today it is considered the backbone to the well-publicized health benefits of the Mediterranean Diet, known for its antioxidant and anti-carcinogenic properties. Additionally it is now believed tomatoes have a very important role to play in bone health, making them a good choice particularly for menopausal women. As well as other vitamins and minerals, they also have high potassium content, helping with muscular aches and pains and mineral loss which can be brought on in these humid times.

This recipe originated in Andalusia, although surprisingly it did not incorporate the tomato until a later date. Now the recipe is made up of mainly tomatoes and particularly mature, juicy tomates, of which there should be plenty around this time of year (if any have escaped the Tomatino Festival in Buñol). It is generally served with the optional addition of a chopped boiled egg and jamón serrano.

Preparation To prepare the tomatoes, first make a small cross in the skin. Cover with boiling water, drain and follow with

be fairly thick and turn from deep red to a more salmon colour. Chill in the fridge thoroughly and serve either as a first or main course with the optional additions of serrano ham and chopped boiled egg.

September in La Ola Fresca Kitchen open all day for breakfast, lunch, tea and early supper from: Monday – Friday (closed on Saturday during September) 10.00h – 22.00h Sunday 10.30h – 20.00h Every Thursday 20.30h:

‘Speak

English’,

informal

language practice, 5€ minimum cover charge. If you are an English native speaker on holiday and want to meet locals, we invite you to come help (first drink free).

Every Sunday 11.00h – 15.30pm: Brunch, when breakfast meets lunch.

La Ola Fresca C/ Músico Magenti, 11 Tel.: 610 026 305 www.laolafresca.com Zona Benimaclet Photos by Laura Amado; Article © 2016 24/ 7 Valencia

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RESTAURANT OF THE MONTH

VOLARE It was a hot and sultry evening. It had been one of those days when the heat

and humidity combine to make you just want to do nothing, but we had a dinner

date at this month’s restaurant. So we dragged ourselves from the relative cool of our flat to the Barrio del Carmen

and Volare, a relatively new restaurant in C/ Roteros, close to the Torres de Serranos.

The welcome from Raquel, the coowner and front-of-house manager couldn’t have been warmer. She offered

us the coolest table in the house and told us that she and her sister Karina

(the chef) had decided we should try

as many of their signature dishes as

possible, so they would be bringing

mussels – perfectly steamed in white

evening. But first, wine. A lightly chilled

at the end – they were quite delicious

half portions for us to share through the bottle of ‘Señorío de los Baldíos’, a fruity and rich Ribera del Duero (excellent value at 12€ bottle or 2.50€ a glass).

The wine was followed shortly after by hummus and toasted breads on a

long thin slate, no ordinary hummus

this, but one flavoured with sweet basil

wine and garlic and a touch of lemon

(9€). This was followed by one of our favourite salads in the entire world,

tabbouleh. This one was made, as it should be, with burghul, a cracked wheat (8€). It was delicious and almost

better than the one we make at home from my mother’s recipe!

and topped with black sesame seeds

The intriguingly named Mosaico de

old favourite. Now came another slate

cubes coated with green, white and

(5€). Subtle and a new twist on an with Pollo crocante con tzatziti – crisp, batter-coated pieces of moist chicken

served with lettuce leaves and tzatziki (7€). There’s something lovely about chicken cooked this way!

Our next dish was a plate of clochinas,

atún rojo was next. Tuna, cut into black sesame seeds and flash griddled, served with a soy sauce for dipping (9.90€). Succulent and delightful.

Our final dish was a Ravioli of salmon

and ricotta, with a drizzle of dried

tomato and basil-flavoured olive oil

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(11€). Four plump and flavourful ravioli which rounded off a delightful meal interspersed with great conversation with Raquel and Karina, who would pop out from the kitchen from time to time to chat.

As they rightly say, the Mediterranean is not just Spain, Italy and Greece but also takes in the Middle East and Turkey, too. All have wonderful cuisine and they want to offer that on your plate in their restaurant.

Our dessert – though we hardly had room by this point – was pastry stuffed with cream, ricotta and chocolate chips and a chocolate and dulce de leche cake. It was surprisingly light and sweet.

Raquel and her sister Karina are so friendly and welcoming and the food so high quality that I strongly recommend a visit.

Our meal consisted of half dishes for the purpose of this review but the prices quoted are for the full portions, which is excellent value, and the price/quality is brilliant.

The sisters, who are Uruguayans of Armenian descent, have set up this restaurant to serve Mediterranean food.

They offer a good selection of cocktails (5-8€) including the highly fashionable Aperol Spritz (5€) and Sangria (10€/ litre),

Volare C/ Roteros, 12 bajo derecha (near Torres de Serranos) Zona Barrio del Carmen Tel: 96 064 35 40 Facebook: Volare September Open Monday – Tuesday, Thursday – Sunday (closed Wednesday) From October Open Tuesday – Sunday (closed Monday)

The menú del día is 11€ weekdays, 12€ weekends and 13€ at night, all include the first drink. They welcome groups and will pre-plan a menu with you.

Tim Birch

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SRI LANKAN RESTAURANT

SRI LANKAN RESTAURANT BARCEILAN

INTERIEW WITH SASHA DAYAL FERNANDO Tell us something about your upbringing, travels and experiences.

I have lived my whole life in the U.K but spent three years studying at the Overseas School in Sri Lanka in my early teens. After returning to the UK, I studied cooking and hotel management.

Having a Chef’s qualification enabled me to travel and cook in countries like Australia where the food industry was beginning to boom.

On my return to the UK, eating out had become very trendy. I was very lucky to work for companies such as the Hard Rock Café that enabled me to travel and manage places in some great cities such as Las Vegas, Orlando, Barcelona, Madrid and, of course, the Hard Rock Café in London. © 2016 24/ 7 Valencia

What was it like running a hotel in Sri Lanka?

the expat community! I have had the

Returning back to Sri Lanka was an amazing experience. Although I had visited the island many times on holiday, it was great to work there. I was contracted to build and manage a luxury business boutique hotel which had a Scottish theme. We had a great pub with British food. The team I worked with was amazing, never have I worked with people so dedicated. The food in Sri Lanka is also absolutely amazing and I would call it a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.

people here and we do everything from

Could you tell us in detail all about your new Sri Lankan restaurant in Valencia, ‘Barcelain’?

I left Sri Lanka to follow my dream to open up a Sri Lankan restaurant in Valencia so, in June 2016, ‘Barceilan’ was born. It takes its name from the original name given to Sri Lanka by the Portuguese settlers. We aim to be unique and create a choice that is different. Our Spanish guests love our coconut-based curries and so does

pleasure to meet some incredible

curries to fish ‘n’ chips to satay dishes and tapas. My travels have given me

the opportunity to build menus with ingredients that are healthy and well-

priced. I also have to mention our very hippy music in Barceilan, a definite crowd pleaser.

What are your plans for the future?

My future plan is to build five restaurants.

We also aim to work with various charity organisations via Barceilan by donating

1€ from every bill on themed nights.

Our next event will be Oktoberfest and Halloween where we will donate money to ‘Save the Children’.

Interview by Owl

Barceilan

C/ de la Llosa de Ranes, 3 (off Av. Blasco Ibáñez)

Valencia 46021

Tel: 657 387 579

Facebook: Barceilan

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Jazz jam every Wednesday evening.

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EL ASESINO (ZONA PLAZA CEDRO) Plaza Cedro,1 Popular and legendary Rock bar that has been running for over 30 years! Live concerts, beers & spirits, good vibes. See the agenda at the back for the full live programme. Desde 1984.

Rock Bar, conciertos, copas, buena música y buen ambiente. Partys personalizadas en Laboratori club partysano.

ELECTROPURA (ZONA RUZAFA) C/ Pinto Salvador Abril, 20 See Facebook for more details Acoustic gigs at 19.30h with indie often being the flavour.

EL LOCO (ZONA JUAN LLORENS) C/ Erudito Orellena, 12 Tel. 96 326 05 26, www.lococlub.org El Loco is a dynamic live venue with an eclectic choice of indie, funk, rock, fusion, blues and more. Check some music and dance later.

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Consulta la web: www.jimmyglassjazz.net KAF CAFE (Zona Benimaclet) C/Arquitecto Arnau, 16 961131706 - 663 702 960 lk kafcafe.blogspot.com Atmospheric, literary café-bar with regular live gigs and jams.

La3 (Zona Puerto) C/ Padre Porta, 2 www.grooovelives.com Top-notch national and International bands every month with disco afterwards until past the dawn...

LA BULERIA (City of Arts and Sciences) C/Obispo Jaime Perez, 24 Tel: 96 315 30 58 Live flamenco show & dinner. www.labuleria.com LA EDAD DE ORO (ZONA JUAN LLORENS) C/ San Jacinto, 3 Tel. 649 255 048 Live music every Thursday & Friday.

LA RAMBLETA Bulevar Sur, esq Pío IX (Next to Parque La Rambleta) (Zona Jesús) Tel: 96 0011511 www.larambleta.com Fantastic new live venue with great programme of live music and original and alternative theatre.

PALAU DE LA MUSICA (ZONA RÍO TÚRIA) Paseo de la Alameda, 30 Tel. (+34) 96 337 50 20 E-mail: info@palauvalencia.com www.palaudevalencia.com Excellent classical music concerts in the Rio Turia gardens with musicians from around the world. See website for current programme.

24/ 7 VALENCIA LISTINGS SALA MATISSE C/ Ramon de Campoamor, 60 (Zona Plaza Cedro) www.salamatisse.es Live music in a student friendly zone SALA ZIRCO (Zona Canovas) Joaquin Navarro, 11 Valencia Tel: 963 77 18 62 Newish venue with quality jazz bands www.zirco.es TRANQUILO MUSICA www.tranquilomusica.com Bringing you the best local, national and international indie bands to Valencia. Keep up the good work!

UNA COSA RARA (Zona Juan Llorens) C/ Villanueva y Gascons, 2 Tel: 96 327 06 72 www.unacosarara.com Some quality local bands to accompany your Mediterranean meal at this ‘Bistro Musical’ including Jazz, Flamenco, Blues, Fusion, World Music and more…

WAH-WAH (Zona Blasco Ibáñez) C/ Campoamor, 52 Tel. 96 356 39 42 / 645 792 674 www.wahwahclub.com National and international indierock & pop in a student zone…

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Theatre every week at 23.00h. See facebook.

Zona Juan Lloréns

LA EDAD DE ORO C/ San Jacinto, 3 Tel. 649 255 048 Live music and its classic mix of pumping sounds…from rock & roll to house! Open 22.00h until 4.00h, Thursday to Saturday.

MAGAZINE CLUB Pza / Perez Escrich, 18 Zona Juna Llorens Magazine has become an essential part of the rock’n’roll scene in Valencia.

Zona El Carmen

BIGORNIA C/ Museu, 10 Arty crowd of the Carmen scene with electro, hip-hop, funk, techno and more. Good vibes.

BLANCO Y ROJO C/ Alta, 11 Deep house, gintonics, tapas, cocktails, friendly service.

BOLSERIA CAFÉ C/Bolseria, 41 Tel: 96 391 89 03 Hot tropical vibe with swinging crowd at weekends. House, Latin, funk and pop.

CALCATTA C/ Reloj Viejo, 6 One of the few discos in the Carmen to stay open all night, until around 8 am.

Zona Blasco Ibáñez

AGENDA Avenida Blaso Ibañez, 111 Movil: 639 048 067 Sessions from Wednesday to Saturday.

Open 01.30h to 07.30h Funk, disco, hip-hop, house.

R’n’B, freestyle and more…

Zona Ruzafa

PETER ROCK (Zona Plaza Cedro) C/ Expolrador Andres, 19 Tel: 96 091 43 04 www.peterrock.es Hard rock and blues bar/pub with live music every Sunday from 21.30h.

PETER ROCK CLUB (Zona Carmen) C/ Quart, 26 Facebook: PeterRockClub Concerts, Live music in the Barrio del Carmen with the emphasis on ROCK! PLAY PRODUCCIONES Tel. 679 412 012 www.playproducciones.com PUB OLYMPUS (Lliria) C/ Isabel de Villena, 14 Movil: 685 05 04 23 New! Live music every week.

Owner is a musician too!

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GORDO C/ Carlos Cervera,23 Tel: 96 336 31 67 Underground electro and more in one of Valencia’s hippest barrios.

LATEX C/Carlos Cervera, 23 Movil: 678 64 49 41 Electronica, Funk, House and more in the hip barrio of Ruzafa.

NYLON C/ Germanias, 31 664 46 98 40 Valencia’s latest club. Electronica all night long in the hip barrio of Ruzafa.

PICCADILLY DISCOTECA CLUB C/ dels Tomassos, 12. Barrio de Russafa.

Valencia. (antigua Sala Sider / Excuse me!)

One of the wildest and most fun clubs in Valencia now situated in the hip barrio of Ruzafa.

PLAY C/ Cuba, 8 Tel: 96 3920570 http://playclubvalencia.tumblr.com/ Newish club in the hip barrio of Ruzafa.

Indie, pop and dance all night long.

XTRA LRGE PLAYGROUND Gran Via Germanias, 21(esq Cadiz) New club with 600 metre multi-use floor.

Electronica and indie, art exhibitions too.

GONG C/ Concordia, 3.(near C/Caballeros) Movil:663111717 www.facebook.com/pinballvalencia Subterranean spot in El Carmen to satisfy the underground explorer. Retro music bar with genuine atmosphere. One of the best hidden bars in the old town! Its music is simply too difficult to define. Small dance floor. Tropical drinks and absinthe. Open every Tuesday to Saturday. Uno de esos lugares ocultos en El Carmen que satisfacen al rastreador más underground. Bar de música retro con atmósfera auténtica y genuina. Uno de los mejores rincones escondidos del centro histórico. Su música es, simplemente, demasiado difícil de definir.

Pequeña pista de baile. Bebidas tropicales y absenta. Abierto de martes a sábado.

Immortal C/ San Dionisio, 3 Feel ‘heavy metal’ and like hard rock? Plenty of like-minded souls in a loud bar. Rock on!

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C/Jesus, 91 Movil: 625 347 087 Black Music Club specializing in reggae & funky DJ sessions. Open from Thursday to Sunday from 19h until 3.30am…

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WAKAYA LOUNGE CLUB Playa de Pinedo Tel: 96 3249 021 / Movil: 693633389 www.wakayalounge.com 3 minutes drive from Valencia, with Restaurant, Swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Chill Out, Lounge club, cocktails and more…

RADIO CITY C/ Santa Teresa, 19 Tel: 96 391 41 51 A legendary club in Valencia's old town. Free, eclectic disco Monday - Sunday nights, live flamenco every Tuesday @23h. English language nights Thursday @20h with Britpop music till late. Funky and friendly club.

Club legendario en el centro histórico.

Flamenco en directo los martes.

Intercambio de inglés los jueves.

Discoteca gratis los fines de semana.

SLAVIA Plaza San Jaime, 8.

Slavia is a long-established classic of the Carmen scene. Open since 1996, with an ample selection of cocktails, gins and beers. ÚNIC Plaza Sant Jaume, 1 New! Set in the very heart of the centro historico. Cocktails, music, art & design, fashion, young urban crowd. Vintage sofas too. Watch the people of the barrio stroll by. Lovely terrace too.

VIBORA SAVAGE ROCK’N’ ROLL CLUB C/ Quart, 47

Zona Plaza Ayuntamiento

SOFARTCAFÉ C/ Musico Peydro, 7 Movil: 684047434 New! Beautiful and rather elegant bohemian café bar, set on a number of levels with art exhibition space, children’s playroom, conference room, live music nights and plenty of space. Special.

Zona El Carmen

TORNILLO C/ Campoamor, 42 Tel. 96 392 55 27 www.eltornillo.com INDIE scene. Electronica beats collide with guitar, loads of students partying, dancing.

Look out for the distinctive huge nail outside!

Zona Puerto / Playa

Zona Campanar

FRYDA Avenida de Las Cortes Valencianas, 58 Movil: 692 85 25 55 New! Disco & Restaurant with stylish terraza, 3 ambiences, house music and more…

Zona Jesús

JUANITA CLUB VALENCIA

of cocktails including Mojito, Daiquiri, Bloody Mary. Agua de Valencia, Sangria & Paella too. Warm interior and beautiful terrace.

Un clásico del centro histórico, terraza amplio, interior relajado, tapas y cócteles.

Bohemio, literario, y abierto a todos.

CAFÉ MUSEU C/ Museu, 7 Tel: 960 72 50 47 Facebook Café-Museu Bohemia at its finest, with a mellow terraza in a tranquil part of the Barrio del Carmen. Breakfast, brunch, teas, coffees, beers, newspapers, magazines, acoustic concerts, exhibitions and more.

"Esta original cafetería, con techos abovedados, ventanal ovalado y terraza, sirve desayunos, bocatas y tapas."

CAFÉ DEL NEGRITO Pl. Negrito Tel. 96 391 42 33 Classic Carmen hangout. Liberal 30-somethings, arty crowd, lots of people wearing glasses!

CAFÉ TERTULIA 1900 C/ Alta 4

ANITA GIRO Pintor Domingo 7 (near the small garage next to the Quart Towers).

Reservations: 961 133 418.

Facebook anita.giro 'Off the beaten track. Near enough to the Quart Towers to be central; but far from the crowds on the main drag of the Carmen. Quality, international food at great prices (average per head, 12-15 euros for dinner). Good beer on tap; 2.50€ a pint before 21:30 and only 3.50€ afterwards. Relaxed, informal atmosphere.

Tables available outside on a quiet, pedestrian street. Open every day from 18.00 pm to close.

Zona Plaza Cedro

GUERNICA PLAYA Eugenia Viñes, 227 By the beach! Great Cocktails and music from around the world (Electronica, African, Arabic and more) LA3 c/ Padre Porta, 2 www.groovelives.com Indie & electrónica sounds on 3 floors

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CAFÉ LISBOA Pl. Dr. Collado, 9 Tel. 96 391 94 84 An excellent café bar in one of Valencia’s most atmospheric plazas. Good mixed crowd of students, locals, visitors and a very popular terraza. Open 09.00h and all day until late.

Lots of bocadillos, coffees and beers. Barça and Levante football on TV at the weekend.

A legendary cafe-bar that is 36 years old. Set in the historic centre. Breakfast, lunch and dinner available everday. Salads, sandwiches, Snacks, Montaditos, Desserts. Fine choice

CAFETÍN (Café.Cocktail. Bar) Plaza San Jaume, 2 Movil: 652 38 32 28 cafetin.valencia@gmail.com Situated in the heart of the barrio del carmen in Valencia with more than 30 years of history.

This is a relaxing, agreeable and welcoming place where you can enjoy the best of teas and coffees. Specializing in AGUA DE VALENCIA, made the traditional way. Enjoy an ample selection of cocktails, sangria, spirits at good prices. Great to have a good time in good company with cool music soundtrack, a wonderful terrace to watch the world go by and the best service you will find in Valencia.

Un lugar tranquilo,agradable y acogedor donde disfrutar cada dia de los mejores tes y cafés.Especializados en el AGUA DE VALENCIA (LA MEJOR) hecha de forma tradicional, con una amplia variedad de COCKTAILS, SANGRIA Y COPAS, AL MEJOR PRECIO , para pasar grandes momentos con la mejor compañia.

Buena musica, una terraza privilegiada y el mejor servicio que puedas encontrar,¿Por que no vienes a conocernos?

EL CAFÉ DEL MAR Plaza Lope de Vega, 4 Tel: 96 3 922 558

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EL LABORATORIO (junto Pl. de la Virgen) Pl. Cors de la Mare de Deu, 3 Every Day 18.00h-01.30h Tel: 96 392 61 93 Young international staff and clientèle. The two coolest and cheapest bars to chill off the Plaza de la Virgen. Free tapas with drinks, international Beers, imaginative Cocktails and Gintonics, Mojitos at 4€.

Fun food at fun prices: hamburgers, wraps, dimsum, samosas... Great terrace. Tuesday English-Spanish Language Exchange; Wednesday = German- Spanish Exchange and Cocktails 2x1. Also Exhibitions, Theme Dinners, Ethnic Fiestas, Art & Photography...Mixed drinks start at 3.50€!!!!

LA CAVA DEL NEGRET C/ Calatrava, 15 Tel: 96 392 33 01 Open every day from 12.00h, great bar on Pl. Negrito with terraza and some of the finest agua de Valencia around. Friendly staff, superb terraza, next to fountain and a great selection of cavas and champagnes. Abierto cada día, muy buena selección de cavas & champagne con terraza encantadora.

MAGAROTA C/ Zurradores, 9 Movil: 665 04 15 08 Friendly Spanish tapas & café Bodeguita bar with terraza and popular owners.

RIVENDEL RESTO BAR C/ Hospital, 18 Tel: 96 392 32 08 www.rivendelrestobar.com SOL I LLUNA C/ del Mar, 29 96 392 22 16, www.solilluna.net

24/ 7 VALENCIA LISTINGS TROMBON C/ Moret, 10 (near Plaza del Carmen) Open since 1974, Trombon is one of the oldest bars in the Carmen. Table football, good music and local crowd. Friendly service. Open from 20h – 03.30h from Tuesday to Saturday and open to all.

Zona Ruzafa

EL PATIO DE RUZAFA C/ Literato Azorin, 13 Spacious cultural centre with bar and tapas, rich variety of activities including talks, workshops, and more. Centro cultural amplio con bar y tapas, gran variedad de actividades como charlas, talleres y más.

LA TAVERNAIRE C/ Dénia, 18 Tel: 605 838 299 Bohemian cafe-bar, vegetarian dishes, live music Wednesdays.

LA PINÇA C/ Pintor Salvador Abril, 34 Tel: 96 3 25 05 82 / 693 593 037 Arty and welcoming café-bar.

UBIK CAFÉ Calle Literato Azorín 13 Valencia 963741255 www.facebook.com/ubikcafe Mon-Tues: 17h - 01:30h Wed-Sun: 12h - 01:30h Thurs: 12h - 02:00h Fri-Sat: 12h - 03:00h Emblematic of the buzzing barrio of Ruzafa.

Wonderful, spacious and welcoming cafebar/ second-hand bookshop. Spanish & Italian tapas, beer, wine, bohemian crowd, friendly atmosphere. Closed Monday.

Zona Plaza Xuquer

ROCAFULL CAFE Pl. Xuquer, 14 www.rocafull.tk A key meeting point of the ‘indie’ community.

Zona Plaza Cedro

SANT JAUME C/ Caballeros, 51 Tel. 96 391 24 01 Valencia Café society par excellence. Set in what may be the best corner of the centro histórico, this long established café bar has a cosmopolitan crowd, lots of room upstairs and one of the best terrazas in the city. Watch the characters stroll down C/ Caballeros. Sant Jaume es un clásico del centro histórico con unas de las mejores terrazas en Valencia.

TETERIA TISANA C/Moret, 4 (just off C/Roteros) Music includes: Ultra-mod, ye-ye, Garage, Britpop 60s. Freak-Beat THE LOUNGE CAFÉ-BAR Estameñeria Vieja 2 (behind La Lonja) Tel: 96 391 80 94, www.theloungecafebar.com

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CAFE INFINITO C/ Poeta Mas y Ros, no 35 Tel: 617 27 20 42 www.cafeinfinito.net Superb! International multilingual staff with a friendly atmosphere and packed agenda including theme nights, language exchange, live music, quiz. Wednesday ‛Ruta de la Tapa del Cedro’. Good food too.

TORNILLO C/ Campoamor, 42 Tel. 96 392 55 27 A meeting point for faces from the indie and electronica scenes. Definitely worth checking.

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Zona Plaza Benimaclet LA OLA FRESCA Calle Músico Magenti 11, Benimaclet Reservations: 610026305 A ‘cafecito’ with a big heart and a fabulous terrace • Speciality in brownies and homemade cakes • world food cooking Juice therapy • local artesanal beers • fairtrade tea and coffee workshops and special events • Sunday BRUNCH • Facebook: La Ola Fresca Valenbisi: 116 Comidas del mundo, servicio excelente, sabroso y actividades cada semana.

GAY / LESBIAN Codigo G Gay Discoteca & Club Carrer dels Tomassos, 14. (Zona Ruzafa) A Gay disco, next to Russafa market. 3 floors with House, Disco, Guateque, Pop, Petardeo. http://codigog-club.blogspot.com.es/ https://www.facebook.com/codigog CROSS C/ Juan de Mena, 7 (Zona Botanico) Facebook Cross Valencia WWW.CROSSVALENCIA.COM Just 2 minutes walk from Torres de Quart in the tranquil Botanico barrio. Cross is one of Valencia’s most popular Gay Clubs. Open each night from 22h to 03.30am with Wednesdays and Tuesdays featuring ‘get naked’ parties. Every Friday parties with Dj. Saturday show with Drag Queen. Closed Monday.

Uno de los pubs gays más populares de Valencia. Lunes cerrado, jueves noche karaoke, viernes fiestas preparadas por Dj, sábado noche show de Drag Queen.

LA PECERA C/ Cadiz, 86 Tel: 639 517 703 Popular with lesbians in evenings. Open to all.

Ni María Ni Virgen C/ Pintor Vilar, 1 Lesbian pub-bar in the Campanar area.

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NUNCADIGONO C/ Turia, 22 The latest gay sex-club with rooms, showers, labyrinths, videos, slings, contacts, S&M, bears, fucking, sex, glory-holes, motor bikes. Fiestas ‛Sex’ every Monday (Slip or Naked) and Friday from 22.00h. Each month: ‘Fiesta Slip’ 1st and 3rd Thursday from 22h (jockstrap/ swimwear) ‘Fiesta Naturista’ 2nd & 4th Thursday from 22h. (naked) Free cloakroom service and free condoms and lubrication, ask at the bar. Every Friday Porno/Live Show. Happy hours todos los dias.

Open every day from 12.00 pm to 04.00 am.

Gay sexbar. Cuartos, duchas, laberintos, videos, slings, valencia, contactos, gay, nuncadigono, bar, sm, bears, sexo, motos.

PEKADO Pl. Vicente Iborra, 9 Tel. 96 392 41 39 The seven deadly sins are served after you enter the gates of hell of this restaurant.

QART CAFÉ C/ Guillem de Castro, 80 SANT MIQUEL Pl. Sant Miquel, 13 Tel. 96 392 31 29 SPARTACUS C/ Flassanders, 8 Gay sex shop TRAPEZZIO CAFÉ Pl. Músico Lopez Chavarri, 2

CERVECERIAS BEER C/ Salamanca, 4 Tel. 96 374 14 31 www.cerveceriabeer.com Facebook Cerveceria Beer.

New & brighter interior and growing clientele! Open every day from 19:00 to 03:30. Great selection of beers, cans and bottles from around the world. Try 30 types of beer from Spain and abroad.

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LOS PIKAPIEDRA (Zona Carmen) C/ Caballeros, 25 Tel: 96 3 919 876/ 681 215 545 www.bar-lospicapiedra.com Great! Definitive of the alternative Carmen scene. Highly popular with students, punks, hippies and adventurous tourists. It is a friendly, alternative hangout that is run by a multilingual, well-travelled owner and is open to all. Set on 3 floors with room for groups and couples. After 18 years of deserved popularity with locals and visitors, Los Pikapiedra is without doubt an essential part of the Barrio del Carmen scene. Easy to find too! Reasonable prices.They now have a wonderful selection of Spanish tapas. Ask at the bar for their carta. Special offers every WEDNESDAY! 1 litre Porrones 4,50€ (Cider, Beer, Calimocho, Tinto de Verano). Jarras 1 litro 8€ (Agua de Valencia, Sangria, Mojito).

Cubatas 3,50€. Menu 6€ (Salad, Drink, Tabla Iberico of hams, meats & cheeses).

Porrones 4.50€ on Thursdays too! Bar Los pikapiedra es un bar alternativo legendario, con gente bohemia, porrones, música ecléctica y tapas españolas.

TRADITIONAL PUBS ZONA EL CARMEN

BIRRA & BLUES BREW PUB VALENCIA Av. Maria Cristina, 12 Tel: 96 392 56 41 Zona Centro Valencia 46001 www.birraeblues.com At ‘Birra & Blues Valencia’ the prize is our homemade craft beer, and the great food that goes perfectly with your drink. In our restaurant bar, centrally located on Av. María Cristina, 12, in the very heart of Valencia, you can taste the ten ales that have won international awards and that we produce in our Patacona brewery.

We combine this with quality cuisine, pizzas and tapas. Next to the Central Market, we have three different spaces with ‘bluesy’ decoration and an attractive terrace so that you can enjoy our understanding of good beer and good food. We have menus with beer included from 12.50€, homemade pizzas and the best tapas.

FINNEGAN'S Pl. de la Reina Tel: 96 392 28 62 www.finnegansofdublin.es The legendary meeting point in the heart of Valencia for those who like a good pint.

Excellent terrace with fine view of the Cathedral. A genuine Irish pub with big screen

SEPTEMBER 16 for sports lovers who like it live. Spacious and warm interior, good selection of beers and tasty traditional lunches. It is internationally famous for all the right reasons. Great for the craic in the evenings. A classic. New owners with more emphasis on food.

Bar irlandés legendario en el corazón de Valencia, con buena selección de cervezas y comidas también. Gente con experiencia. Deportes en directo.

SAINT MARTIN’S URBAN IRISH Calle Abadía de San Martin, 2 (near San Vicente) Tel: +34963942171 46002 Valencia info@saintmartins.es Saint Martin’s Urban Irish is our new pub right in the center of Valencia! Enjoy international beers & spirits and great snacks to fill you up not only with beer. Enjoy all major sports events through our 6 extra large FULL HD screens. You will enjoy like never before. Sky Sports on with all major events broadcasted! Our international atmosphere and our location manage to unite the tradition of an Irish pub with a young and relaxed atmosphere. (Find us between Plaza de la Reina and Plaza del Ayuntamiento, just off San Vicente street). Nuevo Pub irlandés moderno y céntrico donde disfrutar de todos los eventos de deporte, con cervezas de importación, snacks, copas...

THE MARKET C/ Danzas / Cajeros (Near La Lonja) Tel: 961 054 050 Facebook: the market cerveza artesana The Market serves homemade beer in a warm setting with tostas & tablas to savour with your brown beer. Great music and experience owners. Open every day from 19h. Cervecería artesana, tostas y buena música. Cerca de la Lonja y Mercado Central.

TYRIS ON TAP Taula De Canvis, 6 (near La Lonja) Tel: 96 1 13 28 73 Great! Just a stone’s throw from La Lonja and Mercado Central, you will find ‘Tyris on Tap’, which is the taproom of local Valencian brewers Tyris. All their cervezas are craft beers so you won’t find any commercial brands here, just lovingly brewed beer. Enjoy an ample terrazza and a hip yet relaxed interior of wooden tables & chairs and colourful posters lining the walls. On the wall, there is an attractively designed graphic explanation of the steps taken to brew beer. Tasty tapas, gourmet burgers and salads too.

Cerveza artesanal, hambuerguesas gourmet en una terraza excelente.

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PORTLAND ALE HOUSE C/ Salamanca 10 Yes! Valencia’s first true American pub, run by a friendly American team with draft beers available, sports and an increasingly mixed crowd of locals, visitors and English and Spanish speakers.

ST. PATRICK’S IRISH PUB Gran Vía Marqués del Turia, 69 Tel: 96 351 36 42 www.stpatricksvalencia.com “A true Irish pub” that knows the craic!

Friendly helpful international staff who speak Spanish and English! FREE WIFI to all customers. Open every day from 4pm ‘till late!

Cosy interior with 5 rooms and 2 bars. A good mix of Spaniards and expats. We have 5 big

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screen plasma T.V.s that show all the sporting events (football, rugby, cricket, golf, basketball, etc.)! We have pool, darts, a big terrace and good music (pop-rock from all the ages with Spotify)! Great selection of beers, whiskies, cocktails, including fresh fruit slush, nonalcoholic or you choose the mix!

Great snacks, sandwiches, quiche, meat pies, fish&chips, etc.

Lots of events: Live Music every Friday at 23h. Parties with prizes.

Open Saturday and Sunday at 13:00h pm.

Reservations at info@stpatricksvalencia.com See Facebook for more details! Pub irlandés famoso con pantallas para deportes en directo. Buena selección de cervezas y cócteles, música en directo los viernes, intercambios los jueves y más…

TYRIS ON TAP Taula De Canvis, 6 (near La Lonja) Tel: 96 1 13 28 73 Great! Just a stone’s throw from La Lonja and Mercado Central, you will find ‘La Fabrica Tyris’, which is the taproom of local Valencian brewers Tyris. All their cervezas are craft beers so you won’t find any commercial brands here, just lovingly brewed beer. Enjoy an ample terrazza and a hip yet relaxed interior of wooden tables & chairs and colourful posters lining the walls. On the wall, there is an attractively designed graphic explanation of the steps taken to brew beer. Tasty tapas, gourmet burgers and salads too.Zona Avenida Aragón MANOLO EL DEL BOMBO Pl. Valencia Club de Fútbol, 5 Tel: 96 930 460 A traditional Spanish bar with a different interior - a football museum with photos of the legendary Manolo del Bombo, the chap with the massive beret and drum. Just across from Mestalla stadium, a Mecca for football fans from all over the world. Friendly atmosphere.

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THE DRAGON (BAR INTERNACIONAL) C/ Virgen de Pilar, 12 (L’Eliana) British-run bar with good reputation for food. Popular with locals and the expat crowd from the area.

RESTAURANTS AFRO-CUBAN

BABALÚ C/ Manyans 17 (next to Plaza Redondo) Tel: 96 315 50 40 ¡Fiesta! An excellent restaurant-bar-club for those who love authentic Cuban food.

ARABIC

DUKALA Dr Sanchis Bergon, 27 Excellent Moroccan cuisine with a beautiful interior and experienced owners. Set in the mellow barrio of Botanico by the Rio Turia gardens.

SAHARA (ZONA CARMEN) C/ del Mar, 52 Tel: 96 394 32 76 Movil: 698 579 148 www.sahararestaurante.com ASIAN FUSION

98º DIM SUM EXPERIENCE C/ Roteros, 16 (a stone’s throw from Torres de Serranos) Zona Carmen Tel: 96 329 35 63 E-mail: reservas@lacomisaria.com Facebook: 98º Dim Sum Restaurante TAO TAO TABERNA ASIATICA C/ Cadiz, 37 Tel: 96 091 2915 / móvil: 615 725 320 Set in the hip barrio of Ruzafa… Authentic & Asian run fusion restaurant with Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Vietnamese cuisine.

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SALLY O’BRIEN Av. Aragon, 8 Tel: 96 337 40 12 Zona Plaza Xuquer

MAX MAX C/ Vinalopó, 11 (Pl. Xúquer) Tel: 96 362 68 67 http://maxmaxvalencia.blogspot.com ZONA PLAYA

SPAGHETTI & BLUES Restaurante Pizzeria Av. Mare Nostrum, 34 Tel: 96 355 04 74 Zona Playa de la Patacona 46120

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BODEGA VINO Y JAMÓN C/ Manuel Candela, 71 Tel: 96 0150345 Open from Monday to Sunday (12pm to 01.30am) Facebook Bodega Vino y Jamón The real deal. With 37 years of bodega experience, friendly Spanish owner Daniel is originally from Castilla La Mancha so this is as Spanish as it gets! Check out tasty hams, cheeses, anchivies, iberico hams, patatas bravas, chicken, chorizos and more at reasonable prices . Bodega autentica española con dueño manchego con 37 años de expericencia. Puedes disfrutar de tapas como patatas bravas, pincho pollo, cordero, ancoas de cantabria, montaditos, chorizo, jamones ibericos, quesos, paella de encargo para 8 personas. Terraza amplia.

tapas and dishes with an original Greek & Mediterranean/ Asian/ French and Vegetarian fusion using only fresh local produce.

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EL RINCON GRIEGO C/ Conde Montornes, 23 (just off C/ Mar and corner of Poeta Liern) Tel: 96 394 4443 Mobile: 639608867 www.stratosm.es Zona Carmen Intimate and Greek owned and run, well-established restaurant in a quiet corner of the old town. Enjoy Greek tapas, fish and meat dishes, cheeses, yoghurts, pastries and Greek wine too!

INDIAN / PAKISTANI

TAJ-MAHAL (ZONA AV. PUERTO) C/ Dr. Manuel Candela, 20, Tel: 96 330 62 64.

One of the best Indian restaurants along the coast. Authentic Indian cuisine, chefs with 12 years Brit experience. Classic menu with all the favourites: Chicken Tandoori, Chicken Tikka, King Prawn Tandoori, Lamb.

Variety of rices, attentive bilingual staff on hand to serve ‘English’ or ‘Spanish’ version of spicy. About 18€ per head. Taj Mahal now has home delivery until midnight for minimum price of 20€. Check out the British and Indian products at their shop next door! Curry powders, cornflakes, ketchup, tinned beans, and loads more. An expat’s dream! Uno de los mejores restaurantes indios en Valencia con comidas y cenas típicas del país. Muchos productos indios en su tienda a lado también.

ITALIAN ZONA EL CARMEN

AL POMODORO C/ del Mar, 22 Tel: 96 391 48 00, www.viciositalianos.com Very popular, good value, great pizza.

BACCO D.O.C. C/ Derechos 29, bajo (1 min from La Lonja) Tel: 96 391 19 65 Everyone welcome at this distinctive and very original Italian restaurant in an excellent location.

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SÉSAME C/ En Bou (Zona Carmen) Tel: 96 391 30 62 Highly popular. The well-travelled French owner proposes a wide variety of creative

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ʻLIKEʼ US ON Tel: 96 105 65 81 Spacious & classy restarant, with historic interior with authentic Italian cuisine with experienced hosts from Rome. Recommended starters include Antipasti, Involtini, Tabla of Italian cheeses & hams. Fresh pasta includes Ravioli della Nonna and Mezzelene Picotta e spinnaci. Dry pasta includes fettucine and rigatoni choices. 17 pizzas to choose from.

Meats include Solomillo and Scaloppine.

Tuna & prawn dishes too. Desserts include Tiramisu. Restaurante amplio y elegante, con interior histórico con auténtica cocina italiana con dueños de Roma, Italia.

Antipasti, Involtini, Solomillo, Scaloppine, Pizzas, Pastas, Raviolis y mas…

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DON SALVATORE C/ Conde de Altea, 41 Tel: 96 334 13 04 www.donsalvatore.com Spot the Valencia footballer!

LAMBRUSQUERÍA C/ Conde Altea, 31 -36 Tel: 96 334 07 53 lambrusqueria.wordpress.com/about.

George Clooney did eat here!

JAPANESE

KOKURA AUTOMATIC SUSHI Plaza Pere Borrego I Galino, 10 (C/Alta con Na Jordana) Tel: 96 3 911 102 www.kokura.es TORA (TABERNA JAPONESA) C/ Pedro III El Grande , 13 Tel: 96 311 94 29 Great! Finally, an authentic Japanase taberna in Valencia run by a Japanese & Valencian couple!

MEDITERRANEAN

LA CARBONARA (tapas italianas, vinos y más) C/Alta, 28 Tel: 96 3 156 377 / movil: 633 092 360 Hours: 12.30h -17 h / 19h tiill close.

Open Monday to Sunday.

New! Set in the heart of the barrio del Carmen, this is an authentic Italian restaurant run by experienced Italians from Rome. It’s a lovely, cosy, warm and intimate place with wooden floors and stylish interior, making it great for little groups and couples. Enjoy Lasagna, Risotto, Pasta, Ravioli, Italian tapas to savour, Salmon tartar, Carpaccio, Spaghetti Carbonara & Bolognesa, Tortellini, and homemade desserts like tiramisu. Menu del dia from Monday to Friday for 9.80€.

Auténtico restaurante italiano dirigido por italianos expertos desde Roma.

Es un lugar encantador, acogedor, cálido e íntimo, con suelos de madera y elegantes interiores, por lo que es ideal para pequeños grupos y parejas.

ITALIAN (Zona Carmen) LA PAPPARDELLA C/ Bordadores, 5 (next to Cathedral) Tel: 96 391 89 15 www.viciositalianos.com Popular Italian restaurant without pizza and emphasis on Piadinas and pastas.

LA STRADA C/ Quart 17 Tel: 96 392 41 77 Excellent! Hip pizzeria and pasta restaurant just a brief stroll from Torres de Quart. 8€ daytime menus, around 15€ at night.

Salads, antipasti, piadine, italian tapas, pizza, pasta, meat and fish dishes. Wines from many regions of Italy. Ensaladas, antipasti, piadina, tapas italianas, pizza, pasta, platos de carne y pescado. Vinos de diferentes regiones de Italia.

KAÑA MAKAN C/ Explorador Andres, 24 (Plaza Cedro) Tel: 96 0150 796 C/ Sueca, 61 (Ruzafa) Facebook Kaña Makan Smells delicious! Exotic and tasty Mediterranean tapas with Arabic influences and interior and friendly Syrian owner.

ORIENTO (Tapas Bar & Mediterranean Food) Plaza Cedro, 16 Movil: 603 63 22 20 A mix of Syrian and Spanish food and Tapas.

In Oriento you can find Mediterranean flavours along with a friendly service and a happy family environment. Good price for traditional dishes and Syrian desserts. Enjoy red and white wines with others types of drinks.

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LA BONA ESTRELLA (ZONA CARMEN) Plaza Manises, 2 Tel: 96 0640548 Great! Very spacious multibar with wide variety of beers.

PERUVIAN

SIMALÚ C/ Caballeros, 10 Tel: 96 1 93 03 57 www.simalurestaurante.com Classy Peruvian restaurant of the highest

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This is authentic Peruvian cuisine with real flavours of the land. Lunchtime menu is 13.90€ with drink included. Dinner menu is 22€ with a wide selection of Peruvian dishes.

Check out their ‘Pisco-Sour’, ‘cusqueña’ and Peruvian wines. Open Monday – Sunday from 9h -17h. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Open Wednesday - Sunday from 19:00 to 24:00h.

Sabores de Peru, la autentica sabor de Peru. Con su mezcla de culturas en una solo gastronomía. Menu mediodia 13.90€ con bebida incluida. Menu degustación 22€ con una amplia carta de platos peruanos. Abierto Lunes –domingo: 9h -17h. Lunes y martes noche cerrado.

Miércoles - domingo de 19:00 a 24:00h.

PORTUGUESE

CAFÉ PESSOA C/ Literato Azorin, 2 Tel: 96 341 75 14 Great! An authentic Portuguese café bar with lovely cocktails and trendy interior.

LA CONSERVA Literato Azorin, 18 Movil: 697 95 52 94 Dig the trendy & kitsch interior and enjoy sardines, cod, 'vinho verde' and fado music in the hip barrio of Ruzafa.

Wouldn't look out of place in Shoreditch!

PORTUSCALE C/ Subida del Toledano, 6 Tel. 96 1 14 40 63 e-mail: geral@restauranteportuscale.es www.RestaurantePortuscale.es Authentic Portuguese restaurant with Portuguese owners. Next to the cathedral.

SPANISH / VALENCIAN ZONA PLAZA AYUNTAMIENTO

ALKAZAR C/. Mosén Femades, 9 y 11 (Zona peatonal/ Pedestrian street) Just off Plaza Ayuntamiento 46002 Valencia · T. 96 352 95 75 · 96 351 55 51 tabernaalkazar@tabernaalkazar.com www.restaurantealkazar.com This is the real deal. Quality Valencian cuisine. With over 60 years of experience, Alkazar is perfectly placed right in the centre on a mellow & traffic–free street, very near to Plaza Ayuntamiento so easy to find. Mariscos y arroces auténticos con 60 años de experiencia.

CARPE DIEM C/ Martínez Cubells, 4 (off Passeig Ruzafa) Tel: 96 342 77 80, www.carpediem-vlc.com A genuine Spanish restaurant right in the centre of Valencia, on a mellow side street, dead easy to find!

EL COLMADO DE LA RIVERA C/ Ribera, 14 Set near the bullring and the Plaza Ayuntamiento, El Colmado de la Rivera has a vanguard interior decoration, modern and cosmopolitan clientele and attractive cuisine.

It stands out for its attractive terrace. Here you can savour breakfast and almuerzos.

Later, try out their lunch menus and a la carta and dinners that are served with beers and spirits. Share tapas, dishes and desserts.

LOLAILO C/Pie de la Cruz, 8 Facebook Taberna anadaluza Lolailo

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Movil: 622 131 746 New! Spacious and beautiful Andalusian restaurant with tapas from the South of Spain and North Africa. Just a stone’s throw from the Mercado Central.

LOTELITO VALENCIA ROOMS & BAR C/ Barcas, 13 Tel: 96 206 78 52 Movil: (+34) 656 265 229 www.lotelitovalencia.com You can enjoy breakfast early in the morning, almuerzo around midday, lunch or dinner a la carta or menu as well as enjoy a wide range of spirits & cocktails. Tapas and platos to share are Lotelito’s speciality, which are notable for their tastiness and loving presentation. Bread & desserts are homemade & freshly produced daily. The head of the kitchen is Miguel Angel Mas who has had ample experience with a number of Michelin Star restaurants as well as having run his own restaurant for the last 7 years, which are both great signs of somebody who both knows all about cuisine and cares about it too. Enjoy Lotelito morning, noon and night!

MON C/ San Vicente Martir, 23 (near Plaza del Ayuntamiento) Tel: 96 35 12 770 www.monvalencia.com Menú del día (Monday – Friday): 11.90€ (drink not included) Menú del día (Saturday – Sunday): 14.90€ (drink not included) Menú desgustación (tasting menu for two): 25€ (drink not included) Tapas (available all day): 1.80€ – 13.95€

24/ 7 VALENCIA LISTINGS open everyday from 9h -01.30h.

Clasica tasca situada en el Barrio del Carmen, cocina siempre abierta, servicio excelente, gran variedad de tapas, vinos y cervezas.

EL RALL Pl. Tundidores, 2 Tel: 96 392 20 90 Legendary paella restaurant, prime location by La Lonja and Plaza Negrito.

Restaurante legendario de paellas y más arroces. Bien situado entre La Lonja y Plaza Negrito. Terraza encantadora.

ESCALONES DE LA LONJA C/ Pere Compte, 3

ZONA EL CARMEN

ALMA DEL TEMPLE C/Almirante, 14 Tel: 96 315 52 87 www.almadeltemple.com Upmarket restaurant in beautiful setting with historic Arabic wall as part of the interior, reflecting Valencia’s Moorish past. Wide range of rice, fish and meat dishes.

DOS AGUAS C/ Marqués de Dos Aguas, 6 Tel: 96 251 64 26 Good value Spanish menu del días, great view.

9:00 - 01:30 todos los días EL BOTIJO C/ San Miguel s/n www.tascaelbotijo.com Spanish tasca in the Barrio Carmen! Great terraza & excellent service, great variety of delicious tapas, a top ensaladilla rusa and nice cheeses too. Good selection of beers & wines. Kitchen and bar is

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EL PONY PISADOR C/ Zurradores, 7 (Near Plaza Santa Catalina) Tel: 638 196 289/ 635 849 390 Homemade Spanish food, rustic interior and run by a friendly Spanish couple. Try their Croquetas de Jamón Ibérico, artichokes, baby squid with paprika, strawberry cheese cake. In a quiet corner of the Centro Histórico.

Good selection of wines from 8€ to 16€.

Menú del día 10€ including drink. Saturday & Sunday lunch 14€, drink extra. Dishes from 4.50€ to 7€. Authentic Spanish cuisine.

Restaurante Español íntimo, rústico y con comida casera muy buena; rabo de toro, croquetas, jamón ibérico, calamares y más.

KA'RAK (RAQUEL CERNICHARO) C/ Baja, 42 Tel. 96 315 45 88 Set in a quiet corner of the atmospheric old town. Run by a friendly and experienced owner, enjoy wonderful homemade Mediterranean cooking.

LA CARME C/ Soguers, 2

Tel: 96 392 2532 30 years old emblematic restaurant of the Barrio del Carmen with Mediterranean dishes and cosy yet spacious interior.

LA PITANZA C/ Quart, 5 Tel: 96 391 09 27 www.lapitanza.com

LA PILARETA C/ Moro Zeit Tel: 96 391 04 97 Every major Spanish city has a tapas bar regarded as ‘quintessential’. Established in 1917, this one is high up on the list in many guides. Veteran waiters serve excellent tapas: habas, ensaladilla rusa and the famous mussels. Open daily midday to midnight just off Plaza Tossal, not hard to find. Now that’s what we call atmosphere...

El bar de tapas más histórico en el centro de Valencia, especialidad en clóchinas, buenas habas y ensaladilla rusa.

L'APLEC C / Roteros, 9 (near Torres de Serranos) Movil: 696 119986 Bar - restaurant to go for tapas. Open Tuesday to Sunday from 12 noon to closing. Closed Monday. Spontaneous atmosphere, friendly and fun. Home cooking. Drinks and hot tapas with a hint of fun. Easy to find as it is just a stoneʼs throw from the Torres de Serranos.

Nice and spacious interior too! L' Aplec has a great terrace. Enjoy their homemade, fresh and authetic paella to order in advance for groups.

Enjoy classic and original Spanish tapas. Gay & Lesbian friendly. Tapas caseras, divertidas, servicio amable y buenas paellas para encargar. Muy cerca de Torres de Serranos.

Auténticamente español y abierto a todos.

LA LOLA C/ Subida de Toledano, 8 Tel: 96 391 80 45,

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This is ‘nueva cocina española’!

Authentic live flamenco every week.

LA VALENCIANA C/ Obispo Don Jerónimo, 8 C/ Juristas, 12 Tel: 96 3 153 856 Email: reservas@arrocerilavalenciana.com Highly popular with discerning customers and for all the right reasons. This is an authentic Valencian restaurant where you not only savour Valencia paella you can also take a certified course in order to become proficient in cooking your own paella! This includes a trip to Mercado Central to pick the ingredients as well as cooking with an expert chef in one of their 2 restaurants.

Check it out! Paella auténtica valenciana con cursos de paella ofrecidos por expertos cocineros.

LIGAZON C/ Arolas,11-bajo. 46001-Valencia Telefono de reservas: 961141112 MAR D’AVELLANES C/ Avellanas, 9 Tel: 96 392 51 66 www.mardeavellanas.com Classy cuisine near Plaza Reina.

MARIA MANDILES Plaza Manises, 2 Tel: 96 04 60 57 info@maria-maniles.com MARIA MANDILES C/ del Padre Huérfanos, 2 Tel: 96 315 48 84 A wonderful choice. In the heart of the historic centre in a tranquil square by the church of El Carmen, next to a garden, you will find the restaurant Maria Mandiles. With an ample terrace, you can enjoy tapas, fondues, cheeses, salads, homemade desserts, a variety of sangrias, cocktails, and ‘Agua de Valencia’ too. Lunchtime menu from Monday to Friday for 10.50€ with everything included. Saturdays and Sundays at lunchtime has paella for 6.50€.

Typical price for evening dinner is 18€.

Open all day from 10am to 01.30am.

MATTILDA C/ Roteros, 21 Tel: 96 392 31 68 Very near Torres de Serranos so easy to find.

Creative cuisine with highly experienced owner and staff. Mattilda combines succulent tapas and quality cuisine with artistic presentation with a loyal and cosmopolitan clientele.

Clean & attractive vintage style interior.

24/ 7 Valencia OCHO Y MEDIO Plaza Lope de Vega, 5 Tel: 96 392 20 22 www.elochoymedio.com PICOFINO GASTROBAR Plaza Reina, 18 Tel: 96 3 155 020 www.restaurantepicofino.com Classy & classic Mediterranean cuisine and tapas on a beautiful terraza in the heart of Valencia. Enjoy exquisitely presented sardines, tuna tapas, quality mussels, salads, croquetas, artichokes, beautiful desserts, and a great selction of Spanish & Italian wines. Cocina mediterranea de mucha calidad con una presentacion equiseta. En el Corazon de Valencia…

RACÓ EL FALLERET Guillem de Castro, 114 Tel: 96 064 28 72 REFUGIO RESTAURANTE DEL CARMEN C/ Alta, 42 Tel: 96 391 77 54 A warm and authentic Mediterranean fusion restaurant with touches of Asia and a new carta, too. See ‘Something Different’ for more details.

RINCÓN 33 C/ Corretegeria,33 Tel: 96 4 910 952 Cuisine from the Mediterranean…

SAN MIGUEL C/ San Miguel, 7 Tel: 963921447/ movil 685893736 Facebook: Restaurante San Miguel Valencia Classy & authentic. In the heart of the historic centre, San Miquel has a tapas bar, a wonderful terrace and authentic traditional cuisine including paella and other rice dishes, quality mediterranean cuisine, warm interior and experienced staff.

En pleno centro del Carmen, terraza estupenda, interior cálido, arroces, cocina mediterránea, sangría, vinos y más.

SIDRERIA EL MOLINÓN C/Bolseria, 40 Tel: 963 91 15 38 Legendary Spanish / Asturian restaurant in the heart of the old town and highly popular with locals. Enjoy Asturian cider and hams, cheeses and steaks from the region. Set on 2 floors , so perfect for groups as well as couples. The real Spain.

Restuarante legendario asturiano, español. Quesos, jamones, solomillos, sidra asturiana y más.

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TASCA EMBRUJO DEL CARMEN C/Juristas, 5 Tel: 96 0 014 584/ 695 478 914 Facebook Embrujo dl Carmen Delightful Spanish restaurant with warm and colourful interior, relaxed terraza and friendly service. Spanish and Andalusian cuisine to savour and just a stone’s throw from the Cathedral in a quiet spot of the centro historico. Live music, paella, friendly service.

Cocina española y andaluza para saborear y sólo un tiro de piedra de la Catedral en una zona tranquila del centro historico. Música en vivo, la paella, el servicio amable.

TINTOFINO ULTRAMARINO C/ Corretgeria, 38 Tel: 963 154 599 / 636 429 329 Like a fine wine? Oh, that’s superb!

Tapas, cheese, and meat too!

Tinto fino is a wonderful, classy tapas bar restaurant with an extensive collections of 50 wines from Spain & Italy as well as delicious tapas from the mediterranean.

Live acoustic music every Wednesday.

TRECE C/ Calatrava, 12 Tel: 667 719 897 www.trece.com Hip new restaurant with mediterranean fusion dishes and original, vintage interior.

VOLARE C/ Roteros, 12 Tel: 96 0 643 540 Mediterranean cuisine YUSO C / de la Cruz, 4 izquierda Tel: 96 315 39 67 The real deal. Valencian chefs and Valencian staff. Superb paella, arròs en fesols i naps, arroz a banda, patatas bravas, salads and more. Near Torres de Serranos.

ZONA CÁNOVAS

COCO PAZZO Conde de Altea, 51 Movil: 717 12 22 35 Set in the cosmopolitan Canovas restaurant where you can enjoy Spanish / Mediterranean tapas and delicious & authentic barbecue ‘parrilladas’ with hamburgers to enjoy too. Good value prices too.

MAMA RACHA TABERNA C/Ciscar, 15 Tel: 960 065 558 Tapas with soul with a welcoming interior.

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Tel: 96 344 34 76 www.parepere.com Upmarket & very tasty Spanish restaurant with strong Mediterranean influences.

ZONA EXTRAMURS PICA'P Pintor Segrelles, 7 Lovely, traditional cuisine with modern touches with wide selection of wines plus Gin'n'Tonics…

PICA’P (FOOD & DRINKS) Plaza Pintor Segrelles, 7 Tel: 96 0 642 867 Creative tapas and traditional dishes with terrace, original interior, great pints and top Gin’n’tonics!

ZONA PUERTO

TABERNA LA PICONERA C/de la Peanya, 15 (near Avenida de Puerto) Off the beaten track, delightful Andalusian style taverna-restaurant that is family run. Valencian paella, squid, Gazpacho, Salmorejo, salads

SOMETHING DIFFERENT BODEGA BAR VALERO C/Palleter, 51 (Zona Juna Llorens) Genuine Valencian Bodega off the beaten track with a bohemian atmosphere and popular with an alternative crowd of all ages and open to all. Run by 2 brothers for over 30 years…

24/ 7 VALENCIA LISTINGS set 9,90€. Dinner tasting menu 16,90€.

Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, Brunch, from 4,90€. Every Wednesday night live music Clectic es Open Kitchen. Todos los días, de 9h a 1h. Lo que quieras, cuando quieras. Cocina saludable, sin horarios ni fronteras. Solución comida 9,90. Cena menú degustación 16,90€.

Sábados, domingos y festivos, Brunch, desde 4,90€. Todos los miércoles por la noche música en vivo.

DANIEL HORCHATERIA Av. De la Horchata, 41 Alboraya, Valencia Tel: 96 185 88 66 www.horchateria-daniel.es Legendary Horchateria on the outskirts of Valencia, in the traditional Alboraya district.

EL PATIO DE RUZAFA Calle Literato Azorín, 13-Bajo DERECHA Valencia 666 76 64 12 www.facebook.com/elPatiodeRuzafa Restaurant -bar- paella - dinner - products - crafts - drinks - Cineforum - conference banquet - taichi - environmental exposures.

El Patio is all this and much more.

LA CASA DI SOPHIA Plaza Joan de Vila-Rasa, nº6 – bajo izquierda Telf: 963113412 Healthy cuisine, vintage wallpaper. Arty crowd.

MONTEREY BAR & DISCOS C/ Baja, 46B (Barrio del Carmen) Tel: 96 3917 929 www.montereydiscos.es info@montereydiscos.es www.facebook.com/montereybardiscos montereydiscos.bandcamp.com/ Monday –Friday 17h-01h Saturday 12h-15 / 18h-01.30h Sunday and holidays: 18h-01h REFUGIO RESTAURANTE DEL CARMEN C/ Alta, 42 Tel: 96 391 7754 The ‘Cooking Revolution’! Refugio is truly a restaurant of the Carmen. Run by a warm, bohemian Valencian couple with years of culinary experience this is now a Mediterranean fusion restaurant with International cuisine. Warm, wooden interior with intimate corners.

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BUHOBIO C/ Murillo, 9 Tel: 96 205 73 69 New! Eco-cuisine! Wonderful mix of vegetarian & vegan dishes available, organic fusion, salad dishes and more. Friendly, cosmopolitan staff and arty events attract an open-minded clientele. Just a stone’s throw from Torres de Quart! ¡Nuevo! Eco-cocina! Maravillosa mezcla de platos vegetarianos y veganos disponibles, fusión orgánica, platos de ensalada y más. Personal amable y cosmopolita y eventos arty atraen a una clientela de mente abierta. Sólo un tiro de piedra de las Torres de Quart!

CLECTIC OPEN KITCHEN Gran Via Marques del Turia, 63 (Zona Canovas) Tel: 96 322 77 48 clectic.rest Clectic is Open Kitchen.

Every day from 9am to 1am. Whatever you want, whenever you want. Healthy cuisine without schedules nor borders. Lunch

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AL CANTONET C/ San Tomas, 21 Movil: 677345510 Fantastic and very authentic little tapas/ tasca bar in a hidden corner of the Barrio

del Carmen, away from the tourist crowds.

Enjoy ham, mushrooms, artichokes, potatoes, cheeses, beers, wines, cocktails and more.

Great blues and jazz soundtrack too!

EL OLIVO TABERNA Plaza del Árbol, 4 (end of C/ Baja) Tel: 96 391 70 87 Authentic Spanish tapas in the historic centre. Highly popular with alternative crowd and visitors. Amongst their many specialities you will find artichokes, homemade croquettes, grilled sardines, fried prawns, octopus, cured ham, a selection of cheeses and much more. All tapas are made in the moment, which means you can take your time over a glass of wine or beer. Auténtico bar de tapas español con dueño de familia andaluza con alcachofas, croquetas, sardinas, opciones vegetarianas y mucho más.

Popular con gente alternativa, gente del barrio y visitantes. Excelente terraza.

KAÑA MAKAN C/ Sueca 61, Ruzafa C/ Explorador Andrés, 24( Plaza Cedro) Tel: 960 15 07 96 www.kanamakan.com Open everyday from 19h - 00.00h Middle Eastern tapas fusion with attractive interior and friendly crowd.

LA COMISARÍA (Zona Carmen) Tapas y copas ilegales Pl. Arbol, 5 (corner C/ Baja) Tel: 96 391 07 39 www.lacomisaria.com Price per person around 15/22€.

Multilingual chef. Quality fusion cuisine.

MAR CUATRO - Tapas & Burguers (Zona Carmen) C/ del Mar, 4 Tel: 96 391 43 50 Great! Valencian owned and run. Just off Plaza Reina so really easy to find. A fresh, modern and relaxing space to enjoy a wide range of quality tapas, gourmet hamburgers, unique and top notch hotdogs, skewer recipes with different tastes and textures.

Savour delish desserts in crystal pots that will surprise you for their delicious taste and lovely presentation. This is a vanguard Spanish tapas bar and open to all ages and backgrounds. Expect to pay around 20€.

Tapas de calidad, hamburguesas gourmet, pinchos, postres deliciosos, muy cerca de Plaza Reina.

PICNICITY C/Calatrava, 2 (Zona Carmen) Tel: 960 099 900 Email: picnicityvlc@gmail.com

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ʻLIKEʼ US ON Picnicity is a family-run, welcoming and very tasty snack bar with homemade and healthy food, fresh juices, delicious cakes and picnic packs available. Trendy yet warm interior and friendly and experienced staff.

Eat in or eat out, this is a great addition to the Barrio del Carmen food scene. Modern yet warm, cosmopolitan & homely. With WiFi. Picnicity es un bar de tapas familiar.

TABERNA ARANDINOS (ZONA CARMEN) C/ de la Cruz, no 1 (Plaza del Angel) Mobile: 639259581 VIVA TAPAS BAR C/ Santo Tomas, 18 (Zona Carmen) Tel: 96 064 93 35 www.vivatapasbarvalencia.com Facebook VIVA Tapas Bar Very classy tapas bar and restaurant in spacious listed building on 2 floors in the heart of the Carmen. Cuisine is Spanish and Mediterranean fusion with exquisite quality and with avant-garde presentation.

Head chef has 28 years of experience working in Madrid Ritz Hotel and Harrod’s of London. Very friendly, helpful and informed staff. Ideal for groups and courting couples.

Tapas 5€-18€, Midday rice dish 8€, Menu Degustacion: 22€-36€, Menu of the day (weekdays)15€, Children’s menu12€, El horario es de martes a sábado de 12:30 a 16:00h. y de 20:00 a 1:30.

Domingo de 12:30 a 16:00 h.

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THAILICIOUS C/ Almirante Cadarso, 6 Tel: 96 3815181 WINE SHOP/VINOTECA

OLIVÍ (ZONA CARMEN) C/ Calatrava nº4 bajo 1º derecha Tel.: +34 637 17 03 03 / +34 961 05 06 43 Great! Oliví is set in the historic centre, just past Plaza Negrito and a stone’s throw from La Lonja so easy to find. This is a genuine wine shop / ‘Vinoteca’ run by friendly & cosmopolitan Spanish owners with some English spoken.

There are over 100 wines to choose from and you can enjoy English & Spanish speaking wines tasting ‘catas’ with quality tapas to accompany your glass of wine. Every Sunday at 17h there is an English speaking wine tasting with Valencian wines. Please call to make a reservation. Open Monday to Sunday. Mon-Thurs 11h-14h / 17h-22.30h and Fridays to Sundays from 11h to 22.30h Abierto de lunes a domingo (lunes, miércoles - domingo de 12:00 a 15:30 y de 18:00 a 22:30h./martes de 19 a 22.30h.).

Bodega con encanto en pleno barrio del Carmen, con más de 100 referencias en vino que podrás comprar o degustar directamente en el local, junto con nuestras conservas gourmet y tapas de calidad, todo a buen precio.

Catas fijas en inglés, con vinos valencianos, los domingos a las 18h. (se ruega reservar con antelación).

Además ofrecemos catas, maridajes y degustaciones por encargo.

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LA PEQUEÑA PASTELERÍA DE MAMÁ Calle Poeta Josep Grifol y cerverá 14 bajo 963 44 44 95 Facebook: LaPequenaPasteleriaDeMama Beautiful gourmet bakery that is cosy, with a cosmopolitan crowd and lovely terrace.Ideal for brunch, to read a book, be with family, friends and pets.Excedllent products include pancakes, cheeses,yoghurts, fruit juices, En un espacio con detalles parisinos, la experiencia será de confort, dulzura y tranquilidad.

Ofrece una amplia carta de brunch, desde 6€.

Tostas/crostinis: salmón ahumado, aguacate, jamón, philadelphia, higos, queso de cabra caramelizado, rúcula, Crepes dulces salados, Pancakes dulce y salados, Yogurt: Vaso de yogurt griego natural con granola y frutas, Huevos Benedictino con salsa holandesa, en un mollete acompañado con jamón y brotes tiernos, Huevos poche con pisto, Panecillos gourmet, Brie con uvas y confitura de calabacín, Zumos y batidos de frutas naturales, elaborados en el momento, Chocolate casero, tés, cafés, vinos ZONA EL CARMEN

ALOE VERA Calle Martín Mengod, 6 bajo 46001 Valencia tel 963926183

SEPTEMBER 16 www.labotigadelaloe.es Since 2001 we have been making natural cosmetic products that are certified Aloe Vera and with the highest standards of quality.

Products without parrafin or petroleum derivatives or parabens nor are they tested on animals. Distribution available. Recently, we have incorporated Bach Flower remedies and Aromatherapy. Our philosophy is “be the change you want to see in the world.”

Desde el 2001 creando productos de cosmetica natural con Aloe Vera certificado y con los mas altos estandares de calidad. Productos sin parafinas ni derivados del petroleo, sin parabenos y no testados en animales. Distribucion y venta al menor. En la epoca mas reciente hemos integrado las Flores de Bach y Aromaterapia. Nuestra filosofi­a es "Sé el cambio que quieres ver en el mundo".

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COLLA MONLLEÓ CERAMISTES Plaza Redonda, no 11 -12 Tel: 96 392 30 43 Facebook Colla Monlleó EL MONSTRUO Calle Calatrava 11 Vintage style and creative.

LA ROOM C/ Puríssima - Estamenyeria Vella, local 2 (Junto/ next to Tasca Angel) 46001 - (historic downtown) - VALÈNCIA Tel. 962.293.300 / 963.155.813 Mov.656.447.636 MADAME BUGALÚ C/Danzas, 3 Tel: 96 315 44 76 Chic!

MANDALA (Espai Creatiu) C/ Calatrava, 4 Movil: 655 301 390 Facebook Mandala Espai Creatiu Spiritual shop run by a kindly couple…

NEEDLES AND PINS C/ En Bou, 3 needlesandpinsvintage.com PANNONICA VINTAGE C/ Baja, 28 Tel: 696 95 10 55 Facebook: Pannonicavintagedeluxe A cosy vintage store where you can find all kinds of little treasures. From fine clothing and Antique accessories to a great selection of Import Jazz on Vinyl.

SEBASTIAN MELMOTH C/ San Fernando, 17 Sebastian Melmoth is a unique design shop with objects collected from around the world by the globetrotting owners.

Art exhibitions and acoustic concerts.

Un lugar donde encontrar objetos únicos con diseño y tradición que recogemos por todo el mundo además de contar con un espacio polivalente donde albergar pequeñas exposiciones de artistas emergentes, recitales o conciertos acústicos. Estamos en la Calle San Fernando, 17 en Valencia de Lunes a Sábado de 11h. a 20:30h. Los domingos abrimos de 12h. a 14:30h.

SOHO DEL CARMEN Calle Derechos 33, Valencia Tel: 96 391 2463 TRIXIE’S VINTAGE EMPORIUM C/ D’Ercilla, 1 (next to Plaza Dr Collado) Vintage, quality clothes.

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SWEET HOME Plaza Jaime Roig, 1 Tel: 960 629 367 Email: sweethomeliria@gmail.com Facebook sweethomeliria New supermarket in Lliria with quality British food including Quorn, Marmite, Golden Syrup, Linda McCartney veggie burgers, Yorkshire tea and so much more! There are Polish, Romanian, Bulgarian and French choices too.

Nuevo supermercado en Lliria con comida británica de calidad, incluyendo Quorn, Marmite, Sirope, hamburguesas vegetarianas Linda McCartney, Té de Yorkshire y mucho más! Hay también productos polacos, rumanos, búlgaros y franceses.

New opening hours.

Monday – Saturday 10h-14.30h Friday 16.00h – 20.00h Lunes a Sábado desde 10h hasta 14:30h Viernes desde 16:00h hasta 20:00h.

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Levante CC are a new cricket club based in Valencia that have regular league games with teams throughout Spain and also welcome touring sides to the city. The club train most Thursday evenings at the Camp de Beisbol in the riverbed, start time 8pm. New members welcome. www.levantecc.com Jason: 654071182 Barry: 652291897

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Comerciales corporativos, Eventos sociales y artísticos, proyectos cinematográficos independientes.

CASA MONET C/ Serranos, 36 bajo izquierda Tel: 96 3127532 / Movil: 696 397 225 Email: casamonet@hotmail.com www.yessy.com/vkieski Looking for original presents over the festive season? Check out one of Valencia’s most original gift shops. Run by entertaining Londoner Vladmir Ksieski, a distinctive artist who also has his own paintings for sale at the shop. He has been based in Valencia for the last 35 years.

English and Spanish spoken. Easy to find as it is very near to the famous Torres de Serranos!

Arte y regalos y complementos.

LA NIÑA LOS PEINES (Zona Carmen) C/ Santo Tomas, 24 Tel: 96 392 52 82 Fantastic hair salon that is renowned in the city where highly experienced professional experts get to the essence of each person’s head of hair for the cut you are truly looking for.

Combining health, pleasure and imagination there are a wide range of services, cuts, colours, styles available. They are make up experts who have worked with a number of film directors, designers and photographers too.

There is also an erotic corner for customers…

“La Niña Los Peines mueve las tijeras y zapatea, afina el tono de los colores cuidadosamente, mima tu melena mientras te la modela al ritmo de tus deseos. Y en el gabinete de belleza te arregla de la cabeza a los piés. Calidad Schwarzkopf, trabajo cuidado y trato personal ¡Óle!”

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CENTRO URANIUM www.centrouranium.com uranium.sirio@gmail.com C/Quart 101, bajo, Valencia.

Sirio Simó Calatayud Movil: 676 758 709 This is an alternative health centre with classes including Yoga, Chikung, Tarot, massage therapy and training including Reiki. Run by the highly trained and experienced Sirio. Massage bienestar, salud y espiritualidad Formación y Sesiones de Reiki Astrológico y Unitario Sesiones de Masaje y Terapia Holística Formación y Sesiones de Astrología y Tarot Clases de Yoga y ChikungYoga (Kundalini, Hatha y Terapeutico), Meditación Creativa,Taichi y Chikung (Clases y Formación para ser profesor) y mas…

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GABINETE DE MEDICINA NATURAL C/ Albacete 1 pta2 (next to Plaza España) Mari Trini Romeu is a specialist in treatment for physical, psychic, emotional & spiritual pain and mental illnesses. Natural therapies, Bach flower treatment, Massage.

Mari Trini es una especialista en Bionoeuroemoción, Terapias Naturales, Flores de Bach, Masajes. Tratamiento por dolencias y enfermedades fisicas, trastornos psiquicos y emocionales.

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HOSTELS

HOME (Zona Carmen) Pl. Vicente Iborra Tel: 96 391 37 97 C/ La Lonja, 4 Tel: 96 391 62 29 www.likeathome.net Two of the funkiest hostels in town, set in the heart of the centro histórico.

HOSTAL ANTIGUA MORELLANA (Zona Carmen) C/ En Bou, 2 Tel: 96 391 57 73 www.hostalam.com SINGLE/ INDIVIDUAL 40€ (IVA included/ Incluido) DOUBLE/ DOBLE 55€ (IVA included/ incluido) Lovely hostel in the heart of the old centre with comfortable rooms, good service and all modern conveniences.

HOSTAL EL RINCÓN (ZONA CARMEN) C/ Carda 11 Tel: 96 391 79 98 / 96 391 60 83 Single: 10-13€, Double: 18-24€ QUART YOUTH HOSTEL C/ Guillem de Castro, 64 Tel: 96 3 270 101 www.quarthostel.com THE RIVER HOSTEL VALENCIA (Zona Carmen) www.riverhostelvalencia.com Plaza del Temple, 6 Tel: 96 391 39 55

ALKAZAR HOTEL C/ Mosén Femades, 11 (peatonal) Tel: 96 351 55 51/ 96 352 95 75 www.hotelalkazar.es HOTEL LAS ARENAS ***** Eugenia Viñes 22-24 Tel. 963 120 600 HOTEL MELIÁ VALENCIA PALACIO DE CONGRESOS***** Avenida Cortes Valencianas, 52 Tel: 902 14 44 40 LOTELITO VALENCIA ROOMS & BAR Rooms/ Apartments/Free Wi-Fi C/ Virues, 6 (corner C/Barcas) Tel: 96 306 09 30 www.lotelito.com NEPTUNO **** C/ Paseo de Neptuno, 2 Tel: 96 356 77 77 www.hotelneptunovalencia.com Petit Palace Germanías *** C/ Sueca, 14 Tel: 96 351 36 38 www.petitpalacehotelgermanias.com PURPLE NEST HOSTEL VALENCIA Plaza Tetuan, 5 Tel: (34) 96 353 25 61 www.purplenesthostel.com RED NEST HOSTEL VALENCIA Calle de La Paz, 36 Tel: (34) 96 3 427 168 www.rednesthostel.com SERCOTEL SOROLLA PALACE**** Av.de las Cortes Valencianas,58 46015 Valencia (ESPAÑA) Tel: 961 868 700 Fax: 96 186 87 05 www.hotelsorollapalace.com

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Private tuition available. +44 7415 197787 / info@danceandenglish. com / www.danceandenglish.com Mejora tus habilidades para el baile fitness y conversación en Inglés al mismo tiempo con las clases Dance y English!”

EL CARMEN SPANISH SCHOOL Calle Santo Tomás,22 b (acceso calle Alta esq. Calle Ripalda) 46003(Valencia) Telf. 963 914 518 info@lcarmenspanishschhol.com www.elcarmenspanishschool.com Learn Spanish in a fun setting in the historic center of Valencia.

Aprende español de una forma divertida, en el centro histórico de Valencia.

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LANGUAGE SCHOOLS

GLENBURN SCHOOL OF ENGLISH C/ Doctor Modesto Cogollos 6 y 8 Tel: 96 393 35 88 www.glenburnsch ool.com English school with welcoming atmosphere and experienced native staff offers courses at all levels for adults and children and prepares students for FCE, proficiency and E.O.I. exams. Offers Spanish for foreigners, French and German. Excellent translation.

Academia inglesa de calidad con profesores nativos y cursos para niños y adultos a todos los niveles. También castellano, francés, alemán. Traducciones excelentes. Preparación exámenes.

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Our native English teacher’s professional credits includeThe Pussycat Dolls, Little Mix, The Voice UK, MTV Awards & Harry Potter 4.

THIS IS VALENCIA Tel: 622 230 597 www.thisisvalencia.com info@thisisvalencia.com We have a relocation and property service.

Flats, houses and chalets for sale and to rent within a 30km radius of the city. Let us know what you are looking for, chances are we will already have something to suit on our books - but if we don’t we’ll find it for you.

VALENCIA PROPERTY Tel: 96 166 28 92 www.valencia-property.com www.houses-for-sale-in-spain.net information@valencia-property.com Finding you more than just a home in Valencia. Get the lifestyle information too.

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Centro de Yoga y Terapias Naturales Yoga (Kundalini, Hatha y Terapeutico), Meditación Creativa, Taichi y Chikung (Clases y Formación para ser profesor), Terapia TEG (Tratamiento Elevación Global: terapia holística de Sirio Simó), EFT-Técnica de Liberación Emocional (sesiones y Formación), Reiki Unitario (sesiones y Formación hasta la maestría incluida), Sonoterapia (sesiones y Cursos), Cursos sobre Sanación-cura a través de técnicas energéticas-, Kinesiología Holística (sesiones y Formación TPS), Masajes (relajante, descontracturante y de tantra blanco) Astrología y Tarot (cartas astrales orales y escritas, consultas),Constelaciones Familiares, Megabrain (activa la vibración de tu mente equilibrada), Cursos y Conferencias (desarrollo personal y despertar de la conciencia).

FORMACIÓN DE TERAPEUTAS Y SANADORES: ¿QUÉ ES EL SISTEMA TERAPÉUTICO RA? CEl Sistema Terapeutico RA, creado por Sirio Simó, es un sistema de Sanación y Terapia, holítico y multidisciplinar.

Creado para formar a aquellos con vocación de sanadores y terapeutas, para que efectivamente puedan acompañar a sus pacientes a niveles de consciencia más profundos, sanos y auténticos.

Cada módulo se realiza un fin de semana completo al mes. El precio del módulo son 150€, que incluyen los completos manuales, el fin de semana de Formación, la titulación correspondiente, así como la posibilidad de repetir el módulo de modo gratuito siempre que se quiera.

Incluye las prácticas terapéuticas dentro y fuera de la formación.

Se puede entrar en cualquiera de los dos primeros módulos o bien hacer un curso breve puente, que facilita las bases para poder cogerse a módulos más avanzados e integrarlos.

Obviamente lo mejor es empezar desde el primer módulo y realizar la formación entera y por orden. Si se abonan varios talleres de una vez hay descuento. Las fechas, pueden encontrarlas en las webs correspondientes. www.centrouranium.com www.reikiastrologico.net

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VALENCIA CF… STILL A SELLING CLUB Around Christmas time in 2015 the owner of Valencia Football Club Peter Lim gave an interview with the Singapore online journal ‘The New Paper’ and was attributed with the following statement....

“I think the key is sustainability, it is not spending a lot of money one year and the next having to sell our players to support the financial part of the company”.

Since then, Valencia CF have clearly contradicted that quote and done the opposite, leaving fans frustrated and bewildered. Football gurus throughout Europe have been hyper-critical of the running of the club.

Looking highly likely to fall foul of the UEFA financial fair play directives, the club have had a very difficult summer in the transfer market that has led to three of their marquee players leaving and a mad dash close to the transfer deadline to get replacements in.

The sales of André Gomes and Shkodran Mustafi to Barcelona and Arsenal, respectively, were always likely after Valencia failed to bring European football back to Mestalla for the 201617 season, but the exit of local boy Paco Alcácer was particularly hard to stomach.

Alcácer, who was born in Torrent, had been at the club 11 years and was a product of the youth academy. At the club’s pre-season presentation game

in mid-August against Fiorentina of Italy, the biggest cheer of the night was reserved for Alcácer’s entrance and his introduction to the crowd. Rumours of Barca’s interest were beginning to swell but few Valencia fans were worried because “Paquito” was one of their own and Lim’s sidekick, President Lay Hoon Chan, had publicly declared he was not for sale.

With the transfer deadline looming ever closer, the bombshell was dropped that Alcácer had asked to leave. The romanticism of the next legend to follow in Antonio Puchades’ footsteps in turning down Barcelona to stay with his beloved Los Chés was lost in that moment. Paco would no longer be to Valencia what Totti is to Roma or Steve Bull is to fans of Wolves.

The owners reluctantly agreed to Alcácer’s exit and the transfer was quickly completed. On the plus side, Valencia’s worries of a financial fair play infringement were quickly extinguished with these three sales, which put well over 100 million euros into the club’s bank account.

Other notable departures during the summer were Javi Fuego and Pablo Piatti heading to Espanyol (the latter on loan) and Rodrigo de Paul moved to Udinese in Italy for a fee in the region of three million euros. Another player, Lucas Orbán, also went to Italy. The Argentinian left back will be turning out for Genoa this year, after leaving on a free transfer.

Three of last season’s squad will now be gracing the Premiership. Sofiane Feghouli got his wish with a free transfer to West Ham and Middlesbrough have bought Antonio Barragán for a small fee (2.5 million euros) as well as being loaned Álvaro Negredo for the season.

Goalkeeper Yoel Rodríguez has been loaned out to Eibar, whilst Robert Ibáñez and Rúben Vezo have also headed out on temporary deals, to Leganés and Granada respectively.

Finally, Danilo Barbosa returned to Braga in Portugal, after his season-long loan expired, and Denis Cheryshev opted for Villarreal rather than Los Chés after deciding to leave Real Madrid.

In return, seven new faces have arrived at the Mestalla and Fede has also returned after completing his loan spell at Deportivo La Coruña. Again, either youth or a relationship with superagent Jorge Mendes seemed to be major factors in securing the club’s new additions.

The European Championship winner Nani joined from Fenerbahce in Istanbul and the promising youngster Álvaro Medrán came from Real Madrid for 1.5 million euros. Martín Montoya arrived on a free transfer from Barcelona and his ex-teammate Munir El Haddadi then soon followed, on loan for the season.

Former Atlético Madrid star Mario Suárez signed on loan from Watford, presumably to fill the shoes of Javi Fuego, and then Manchester City star Eliaquim Mangala also joined for at least a season. The French international had cost the English side 42 million pounds when he signed from FC Porto in 2014!

Probably the most interesting signing was the Argentine-born defender Ezequiel Garay from Russian side Zenit St Petersburg. Los Chés have been chasing the former Real Madrid star for a while now and they finally got their man for around 20 million euros.

Valencia fans will be hoping that Garay and Mangala can form the kind of defensive partnership that Mustafi and Otamendi grafted together a couple of seasons ago, when they finished in a Champions League berth under the leadership of Nuno Espírito Santo.

A Europa League spot seems to be a realistic goal this season but, after two games, the club are without a point and planted at the bottom of La Liga.

The home defeat to Las Palmas was probably the shock result of the opening

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EIBAR VS VALENCIA

day of La Liga.

Things started well, with Santi Mina heading home a Parejo corner early on, but some serious defensive lapses saw the side from Gran Canaria take a 3-1 lead by the half hour mark.

first to react to the rebound. Once again,

Valencia managed to find a way to lose a game they had totally dominated.

In both games there was a lot to like

about the team’s play and hopefully they will come back from the international

Santi Mina reduced the deficit almost immediately and a second half onslaught on the Las Palmas defence failed to yield the required goal.

With Los Chés getting increasingly desperate for the equaliser and taking more and more risks, the visitors broke away in the 88th minute and put the game beyond the home side’s reach.

break with renewed vigour. The next

A trip to the Basque region and Eibar came next in La Liga. Once again, Valencia played some creative football but worryingly wasted numerous giltedged chances. Their lack of potency in front of goal cost them dear as the home side were awarded a dubious penalty midway through the second period.

put the team from the north of the city

Pedro León’s effort was saved by Matt Ryan but the former Getafe star was

match sees Gus Poyet bring his Real Betis side to Mestalla.

Meanwhile, Levante UD have started life in the Adelante well and are the only

side with maximum points from the two games played to date. Victories at the

highly-rated Nàstic of Tarragona and a 2-0 result at home to Alcorcón have

in a good place at this early stage of the season.

John Howden

Anyone wishing to watch football in

Valencia can obtain tickets from the box offices of both clubs. Further information

can be found on the following websites: www.valenciacf.com www.levanteud.com

FOOTBALL CALENDAR

sábado 10 sep Levante - Zaragoza 20.00h domingo 11 sep Valencia – Betis 16.00h sábado 17 sep Córdoba – Levante 18.00h domingo 18 sep Athletic Bilbao – Valencia 16.15h miércoles 21 sep Valencia - Alavés Levante – Sevilla B semana 25 sep Leganés – Valencia Elche – Levante semana 2 oct Valencia - Atlético Levante - Valladolid VALENCIA CF Mestalla stadium, Aragón/ Facultats metro, lots of buses incl. 9, 10, 12, 29, 30, 31, 32, 41, 79, 80. Tickets on sale from the stadium, club shop, Valenciacf.com (commission-free), La Caixa and selected tobacconists.

LEVANTE UD Ciudad de Valencia stadium, 11/70 bus, Machado metro, Estadi del Llevant tram. Tickets available at ground on matchday and in advance from Levanteud.com (commission-free).

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STILL SUMMER The way I see it, there are two ‘New Years’ in 2016. January, the big one, where you set a list of self-improvements which you promise to your friends and yourself that you will abide by and reach in a short time. It’s a doddle, right?

Well no, because by summer time, you realize you’re still doing the same things, still drinking the same amount, still not setting foot in the gym. But not to worry! Because after summer, it’s definitely going to stop, it’s out of your system and you can start the new New Year now. Less going out, more sleep, more exercise… Yeah, right!

Anyway, back to being realistic: here’s a list of events, clubs, and venues you are going to have a great time at, from pool parties to kebabs in cabs!

For those of you out there who are still in denial about summer ending and still want to listen to music by a pool (why wouldn’t you?), you’re in luck.

Wow Pool Party (Carretera Sequia del Rei, Gandia) is back! And their tagline is “What happens in WOW, stays in WOW”…I’m pretty sure they’re referring to their event and not the RPG with goblins and elves. So yeah, all jokes aside, this really is a blast. It has a massive pool, with sunbeds, stands, cocktail bars and DJs. Just imagine Butlins, but warmer, funnier, cooler…

OK, maybe don’t imagine Butlins! This year they’re in Gandia, so if you want to attend, there are special buses for you departing from the city of Valencia.

Party on 17 September.

centre, but let me just give you the sales pitch. Elrow is quite new on the scene, but it’s everywhere! Like Pokémon GO, one night you’re enjoying being a normal person and the next morning you wake up a lost cause. Back to Elrow (Carretera Cheste – Chiva) though, this is a family-run festival that is doing events all summer long from Ibiza to Brighton, through Barcelona and many more. This underground electro-themed festival is coming to Valencia for the first time! The venue is Hotel 82, you can find it on Google, and make your way there to celebrate in style.

enough of that sexy reggaeton…. Yeah,

This next club is probably the most known one in Valencia, mainly for its convenient location, and not for its music or reasonable cocktail prices, but it does look great. If you’re new in town, check it out, takes some pics and show your friends back in sunny England what they’re missing. L’Umbracle (Av. Profesor López Piñero) has some fun events coming up, like the Erasmus Welcome Party on 16 September, free entrance till 02.00h. Great layout, beautiful people, buzzing atmosphere, palm trees… Just go. It has a great view of the City of Arts and Sciences.

you will find an array of clubs (Latex,

You’ll notice that after the first week, maybe the second, the post-summer hype of welcome and farewell parties will die down. From then on, the everyday, standard clubs will be hosting their standard night, with a couple of exceptions and special guests here and there. For this reason I will now list them.

Now I don’t know if you remember Palo Market in the Viveros Park back in the spring of this year, with the food stalls of all the best bars and restaurants and many stages with all types of live music being played…no? Well, it was awesome. Lucky you though, a similar event will take place there (the most beautiful park in VLC) organised and hosted by The Basement. This is a new concept for them, and it’s called ‘A Day in the Park’. They basically want to emulate the Palo Market event, so while you’re dancing to one of the many styles on offer, you will also be stuffing your face at one of the many food trucks.

If you want a nice day out in the park which doesn’t consist of walking the dog, playing frisbee or stalking your ex, then be there on 24 September.

This next one is a bit outside of Valencia

For those of you who just can’t get

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I’m talking to you, for Fryda at Moon (Av. de les Corts Valencianes, 58) is re-opening its doors. If you find yourself

at the edge of Valencia, next to that unfinished stadium, you might as well

go to Moon. It has a spacious terrace…

oh yeah, and great atmosphere, drinks, you name it. This club has everything a club should have. Oh, and if you love

‘90s music, go on 3 September, it’s just like being in the car listening to the radio.

Back to electro, though, in Ruzafa Piccadilly, Brillante) but if I had to

choose one, I’d go for Play Club (C/ Cuba, 8), just because it’s relatively

easy to get in, and doesn’t shut its door

until 07.00h. The music ranges from electro to rock, but is always guaranteed

to get you moving on the dance floor.

Easily found, just beside the tunnel.

And last but not least, Rumbo 144 (Av. Blasco Ibáñez, 144), has their Erasmus

Opening Party on 14 September! In case you wanted to attend more than

one welcoming party the same week,

this might be the more authentic Erasmus night, seeing as it’s smack bang in the university neighbourhood.

The music can be R&B or hip-hop to

techno and electro. Styles to suit every taste.

To finish off this article I will mention other clubs in town in only three words or less.

High Cube: Cool Port Electro La3: Hipster Dark Loud Caribbeans: Not the Caribbean Mya: Underground Electro Reggaeton Piccadilly: Duplex Wherever you go, just have a laugh no matter what.

Just William…

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PUB FICUS

COCKTAILS & KARAOKE IN MONTSERRAT Ficus Karaoke is a legendary establishment with a long history. It is situated in the charming town of Montserrat, a comfortable place with tourist appeal that forms part of La Ribera Alta in the province of Valencia.

Pub Ficus began in 1980 but it was not until 1989 that the cocktails and natural fruits section was introduced under the direction of Daniel Ruedas. Having gained a great reputation as a cocktail and natural fruit bar, they began in 1994 to feature something that was beginning to take off in Spain, the art of karaoke. Ficus became the pioneer of this new craze in the Valencia Region, thanks to their excellent sound with great acoustics.

The service at Ficus is friendly and you are made to feel at home. You are always surrounded by music and there

are different ways to unwind here. For example, you can have a relaxing drink with friends and family on the outside terrace on Avenida Jaume I, where you can enjoy their famous cocktails with or without alcohol. If you are looking for more intimate surroundings, surrounded by nature, you can enjoy the open-air patio indoors. It’s where you will find their Ficus tree, which gives this hotspot its name.

If you want to sing a favourite song, perform your own number or play an instrument, you just have to step inside to Ficus and head for their indoor bar with a stage, where the music of today and yesteryear combines with the karaoke to perfection.

Recommended favourites in the cocktail section include the piña colada with natural strawberry juice, and the “San Francisco” amongst their best nonalcoholic cocktails. If you are looking for something stronger, you can enjoy stronger choices like premium gin &

tonic, spectacular mojitos, caipirinhas, tequila sunrise and daiquiris, including one with strawberries.

Ficus offer a range of activities for groups, including birthday parties for adults and children, live music and contests. Ficus is an active collaborator with the television channel Canal 7 TeleValencia and helps in their search for new musical talent.

Ficus was born in 1980, changed management in 1989, started karaoke in 1994, introduced new technology in 2001, and hosted events, including televised ones, from 2010 – 2016 … that’s progression!

Ficus Karaoke Avenida Jaume I, 11 Montserrat (Valencia) 46192 Tel: 625 567 000 Facebook: Ficus Karaoke & Cocktails Thanks to all of you who will be visiting us in the near future!

FICUS: Daniel Ruedas, Paco Rayan

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INDEPENDENCE DAY

INDEPENDENCE DAY It’s curious that the biggest patriots are often their countries’ biggest embarrassment and that they tend to divide their countries more than unite them.

Even more curious and ironic is how the patriotic Brexit campaign used the “Independence Day” rallying call to such great effect and applause, since it echoes one of the darkest days in British history, marking the breakup of another union with dire, lasting results for British economic and political power on the world stage. Of course, as most independent movements have found throughout history, the fight for independence never actually ends; it just gets smaller and more extreme (decades later, the Confederate states sought their own independence in another bloodier war).

Yet more curious is how independence

seekers the world over only seem to want themselves to be independent from those around them, not vice versa.

The cries from Brits wanting to ‘escape’ from the geographical reality of Europe were not used by the same people during the Scottish independence referendum: “We don’t want to be ruled from Brussels (but we want Scotland to be ruled from London).” The Confederates yearning to break free from the yoke of the Union certainly didn’t want the same independence for their slaves. Whether it’s neighbours playing loud music all night in your block or corporate oligopolies lobbying for ‘free’ trade agreements to axe a country’s environmental aid by claiming unfair competition, those who seek freedom and independence only seem to want to apply such concepts to their own freedom and independence regardless of the damage it does to everyone else on their block, country, continent or planet. Independence is rarely for the ‘others’ they happen to

share this world with (and on whom they do actually depend for so many things).

I don’t remember who it was that said, “Patriotism teaches us to believe a false history and to hate people we’ve never met”, but this has certainly become apparent in the aftermath of the Brexit campaign. I also remember a Buddhist monk who once said, “If I say I’m the best, everyone will call me an idiot; but if I say we’re the best, they’ll vote for me.” This has been seen again with so many quotes from Churchill (from people who act more like Neville Chamberlain, pretending that events ‘on the continent’ won’t affect Britain).

Some Brits pin imaginary medals on themselves, saying “We won the war”, referring to a war that happened generations before they were born (not to mention the fact that it was won by the Red Army and the U.S. Navy with a couple of atom bombs, a portent of times to come, but that’s another story…), or even “We were

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last invaded in 1066”, referring to a time and place that has nothing to do with them, the society they live in, nor very probably their own genes. But this false first person plural is used in all countries, and not just referring to a mythical, irrelevant past. It can even be seen in the two international football tournaments played early this summer, with millions following ‘our’ team as they watched eleven tax-dodging young millionaires who mostly work in foreign countries play another eleven lads with a different coloured shirt. And if ‘our’ team wins, this is somehow ‘our’ victory as we sit thousands of miles away on the armchair with a beer.

And perhaps the greatest irony is how people say they want to be “independent” along with millions of other people. This reminds me of that scene from ‘The Life of Brian’ where an entire crowd shouts “We’re all individual!” But this desire to at least appear individual drives the masses to vote for mavericks, to join groups and post opinions on the Internet about everything from medicine to philosophy and above all to put down the true experts as uncool nerds (as Gove and Trump have successfully done). With such ease to publish opinions to the world today, people now seem more concerned about having the right to an opinion than about having the right opinion. Indeed, we have a democratic right to be wrong, to say 2+2=3, but seriously, why bother? I wonder if

historians in future centuries after the Second Dark Ages and environmental meltdown will look on this mass adulation of ignorance and point to the likes of those working class heroes Donald, Boris and their voters as we now point to the likes of Nero and panem et circenses? Indeed, ignoring the facts to follow our basic, sometimes hateful, instincts is nothing new. It took the world centuries to fully accept that we live on a spherical planet orbiting the sun, despite all the evidence from the experts against spiritual leaders’ humbug as they continued to burn heretics.

But this human failing is particularly worrying if one considers that democracy is a system whereby everybody gets the right to decide upon things they mostly know little about, giving their opinion about important, complex policies that will affect their future (notice that I say “opinion”, not “knowledge”). The kind of atmosphere we’ve just seen created in the UK (political assassination included) has throughout history led to savage dictatorships of the kind the British seem to think they are immune, possibly due to being so often on the winning side of wars and thus writing history themselves.

Yet another great irony is seen when the patriots say they are so different from other countries. In the various lands and countries where I’ve lived, I’ve seen patriotism under different

flags and believe me: IT’S ALWAYS THE SAME. I’ve seen independence and patriotic movements in different lands and it is rarely about ‘Love Thy Neighbour’ but often rather more about selfish instincts of ‘Us and Them’ and superiority complexes. It’s about being independent from others instead of trying to understand, respect or even help them. The Good Samaritan (foreigner) today would rather not get involved unless the guy bleeding on the ground has the right papers and medical insurance. Of course, those who have never lived in a different culture find it almost impossible to put themselves in the immigrant’s shoes (and by ‘immigrant’ I don’t mean British expats in Spain who don’t speak the lingo and complained during the Brexit campaign about “too many immigrants”…).

At the end of the day, if you truly want to be independent, stop saying “we” when you talk about millions of other people who happen to live in your geographic zone of birth; start thinking about “I” and if you’re the kind of person you wish to be. Take a look in the mirror: Do you see an independent person or a patriotic sheep?

I’ve done that and have decided to get a new passport and nationality (from British to Spanish), though to me these are simply bits of paper that I will now need for practical reasons thanks to the decision taken by those on the island where I was born. People sometimes ask me if I feel more British or Spanish.

Well, to me a nationality is not a feeling but an abstract concept, too often used to pit people against each other. Real feelings are things like hunger, cold, fear, sadness and apprehension that people sense when they have to flee a war zone and go to another country, for example.

I myself am independent and 23 June 2016 was indeed my Independence Day—from the UK. El Gazza

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VALENCIA WORLD

CHRIS WRIGHT Tell us about something about your background and experiences.

As a child, my father being a police constable, attempted to keep me on a tight rein so I was rather limited in my employment choices. Apart from the usual paper rounds and grocery boy delivering, I managed to earn a few free drinks playing piano in the pubs.

My first real employment after leaving school was working as a window dresser at one of Leicester’s main stores, long since gone. In the evenings I used to earn a few shillings and free drinks.

Next, National Service ensured steady employment for three years in the Royal Air Force as a military policeman. I was fondly called “Snowdrops” due to the white covered caps we wore.

After being discharged, I became a policeman in Exeter Devon. This lasted only a short time as I could see little future there. Either I would have to go or they would close the police force for the city. Not much of a choice.

Being offered work as a trainee manager with the now defunct British

Home Stores, I thought I had found something of real interest until a friend told me about pharmaceutical representation. I joined the John Wyeth pharmaceutical company based in Philadelphia, U.S.A. My salary doubled and I had a car and expenses. Magic!

After being reasonably successful with Wyeth, I was offered a contract with Merck, Sharp & Dohme, based in New Jersey. Even better!

Music, at that time, represented a big interest in my life. There was the arrival of the big bands from America like Stan Kenton and Count Basie and we had our own Ted Heath and Vic Lewis. The ‘trad’ side was hopping with Humphrey Lyttleton and Chris Barber. At 100 Oxford Street in London on Sunday afternoons there was Cy Laurie and I sat in on many of the jam sessions there.

Then I blew it. I fell into the trap of taking a pub in Northamptonshire, England.

This ‘pie-in-the- sky’ dream came to an end with the help of a delinquent goat, a couple of donkeys, an oversexed cockerel and a depressed Basset hound. After only eighteen months, I accepted the offer of my Spanish friend and moved to Spain. The country has now given me the finest opportunity that I ever thought possible. I have been married three times and I have a son in England and a daughter who grew up in Valencia.

It was in fifties that I was conscripted into the Royal Air Force and had the luck not only to be stationed near London but on an American base near Bedford. It was there that I was fortunately around when the pop music scene exploded with Elvis Presley’s “Heartbreak Hotel” and soon after “Hound Dog”.

I originate from the heart of England, the city of Leicester. I was born before the Second World War started. For youth culture, everything really started ‘happening’ in the 1950s. It was the time of the fashionable ‘Edwardian’ or Teddy boy era when most of the guys wore fingertip-length jackets with velvet collars together with what were known as drainpipe trousers. Nowadays they would be sold under the posh label of Slim Fit. Finally the footwear had to be ‘winkle pickers’. That is shoes with pointed tips, the name being derived from the pins that were used for the removal of the winkle from the shellfish. Most of my spare time was given to playing boogie woogie piano in the less desirable pubs in the city. At that time there was still a strong contingent of American and Canadian forces stationed in the area and most nights saw a fair amount of brawling between the servicemen, whilst I was encouraged to play louder.

After my three years in the R.A.F., I was discharged and found it difficult to settle down. I was still crazy about music and at that time another type of attraction came on the scene, ‘skiffle’.

It was composed mainly of American folk blues numbers and the star at that time was Lonnie Donegan with songs like “Worried Man Blues”, “Long Lost John”, “John Henry”, etc. Apart from the guitars, most of the instruments were homemade so everybody was at it. Naturally, I had a group and we were fairly successful. Also, around that time along came Bill Haley who some might claim to be one of the pioneers of rock ‘n’ roll. The ‘Blackboard Jungle’ film made such a stir at the cinemas where it was shown that police had to be on hand to stop people rocking in the aisles.

Then, without doubt, the most successful decade for musical influence arrived; the swinging ‘60s! Wow! What a time! Magic moments with the Beatles and Rolling Stones. It was ‘flower power’ and protest marches. I was living and working around London and it was all happening and I was proud to be a part of it.

How does Spain compare to England in terms of working and quality of life?

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CHRIS WRIGHT It was in the late 1950s that I started coming to Spain on holiday. At that time, the country was an enigmatic place and controlled by a dictator. I arrived like many others on the Costa Brava, Tossa de Mar to be exact, and the only sign of a dictatorship was occasionally being stopped by the Guardia Civil, who were only really looking for a handout of a few English cigarettes. It was an inexpensive place to relish the things you could only buy with a good deal more money at home. I fell in love, not only with the country but with a gypsy flamenco dancer, ‘La Sigla’, who danced at the La Rueda club. If anyone knows of Siggy’s whereabouts now I would be grateful for that information. So… back in England things were their usual dreary self and the weather, naturally, remained uncompromising.

Could you describe the books you have written related to the Valencia region?

My decision to return to Spain began at the beginning of the 1970s and, as I had met a delightful Spanish couple, I thought there would be no problem with residence papers and work permits.

Apart from the time factor, there was no big deal in obtaining them.

I opened what was probably one of the first pubs in Spain. This was in Cullera and through the pub and excursions I met so many interesting people from all walks of life, including Japanese, Russians, American, Australians, Germans and many more. Later, I was to write a book called “The Spanish Cheese ‘Sandwish’ Without Bread” (published by Amazon). This title was derived from an actual occasion when I was asked if I wanted a cheese “sandwish” with or without bread. An entertaining episode and only one of many more in that particular book.

Being attracted to what might be termed as out-of-the-way places, I began exploring the least populated region in western Europe, the Maestrazgo region of Teruel, an area of 1.250 square

kilometres with a population of 3,700 people. My book is called “The Last Spanish Secret” (Publishers Amazon) and is a must for people like myself who love returning to villages and places that are the same as they were 100 years ago. Magnificent mountains, rivers and valleys with an abundance of wildlife together with a warm welcome for the stranger that really makes it something extra special.

the Expendables and we have recently

You have just released a new record called ‘Chris Wright and the Expendables’. Can you tell readers about this new album?

October. Of course anyone wishing to

So what attracted me to Valencia? Well, personally I can count the reasons on four fingers: sun, food, wine and my love of music. There is so much happening here it is unbelievable!

There is not enough time or days of the week to fit it all in. Every day you can find something different, whether it be exhibitions, museums, tapas bars, restaurants of all nationalities or simply hanging out at your favourite ‘in’ place.

And, of course, not forgetting live music venues like Black Note, Radio City and Jimmy Glass.

More information at Facebook Chris

Over the years, I have been encouraged to put together groups of musicians to jam and play live. My latest group is called Chris Wright and

recorded a CD which covers music from the 1950s to present day. My kind of music seems to be attracting people of all ages – rock, blues, skiffle, Sinatra, Presley, Van Morrison, the Stones and even the Everly Brothers. My band will be presenting our new album and appearing at the Teatro Sala Zircó on 14 buy the CD can obtain one directly from myself or at our concerts!

Wright Chris Wright and the Expendables present their new album: Teatro Sala Zircó C/ Joaquín Navarro, 11 (off C/ San Vicente) October 14th Limited seating. To reserve a ticket for the concert: Tel: 96 377 18 62 http://www.zirco.es Interview by Owl

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24/7 VALENCIA LIVE MUSIC & CLUBS AGENDA

SEPTEMBER/ SEPTIEMBRE THURSDAY / JUEVES 1

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Daniel Navarro, Véronica Llavero, Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’, Alba Díaz y José A. de Torres (flamenco) 23.00h. JIMMY GLASS: Sonnica Yepes & Kontxi Lorente Duo (jazz) 22.15h – 00.30h 4€ consumición.

PETER ROCK: Karaoke Jam Band 23.00h Gratis.

FRIDAY / VIERNES 2

BLACK NOTE: Susan Santos (rock – blues) 22.00h 10€ (anticipada) / 12€ (taquilla). CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Daniel Navarro, Véronica Llavero, Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’, Alba Díaz y José A. de Torres (flamenco) 23.00h. JIMMY GLASS: Feltrer & Minguillón Quartet (jazz) 22.30h – 01.00h 4€ consumición.

PETER ROCK: Dos Animales (rock – soul) 23.30h Gratis. RADIO CITY: Nurk en concierto 23.00h // DJ Session 24.00 Gratis. 16 TONELADAS: Ukelele Zombie+ Jaume Bored + Jello Biafra DJ 23.00h 6€.

SATURDAY / SÁBADO 3

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Daniel Navarro, Véronica Llavero, Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’, Alba Díaz y José A. de Torres (flamenco) 23.00h. EL LOCO: Bronco Bullfrog 22.30h 12€ / 17€. JIMMY GLASS: Ricardo Valverde Trio (jazz) 22.15h – 00.30h 4€ consumición. LA3: La1: Wise Men Project + Obtuso / Oven: Darío Méndez + Gregori 01.30h. PETER ROCK: Wanderers (‘50s-’60s rock ‘n’ roll) 23.30h 3€ / 5€ con cerveza. 16 TONELADAS: Lookers + Thee Johnny Casino 3 23.00h 10€ / 12€.

SUNDAY / DOMINGO 4

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Daniel Navarro, Véronica Llavero, Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’, Alba Díaz y José A. de Torres (flamenco) 20.00h.

MONDAY / LUNES 5

RADIO CITY: DJ Session 23.00h Gratis.

TUESDAY / MARTES 6

JIMMY GLASS: Rubén Carlés Quintet (jazz) 20.45h 15€ Aforo Limitado.

RADIO CITY: Aloma de Balma, Ricardo Agenda © 2016 24/ 7 Valencia

Bustamante, Juanma Maya y Chicho (flamenco) 22.30h 15€ con reserva.

WEDNESDAY / MIÉRCOLES 7

RADIO CITY: Reggae Jam 22.30h / Jamrock DJ Session 24.00h Gratis.

THURSDAY / JUEVES 8

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Isabel Julve, Júlia Gimeno y Kike Naval (flamenco) 23.00h.

JIMMY GLASS: Bailly & Minguillón Duo (jazz) 22.15h – 00.30h 4€ consumición.

PETER ROCK: Karaoke Jam Band 23.00h Gratis. VÍBORA: DJ session (rock ‘n’ roll) 23.00h.

FRIDAY / VIERNES 9

BLACK NOTE: Martha & the Bandarras (rockabilly – surf) 23.30h 5€. CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Isabel Julve, Júlia Gimeno y Kike Naval (flamenco) 23.00h.

EL LOCO: Iratxo + Marcos Molina 22.30h 10€ / 13€. FUZZVILLE FEST (Benidorm): NoBunny + Giuda + La Luz + Spray Paint + Ángel y Cristo + Hollywood Sinners + Las Señoritas Estrechas + … 16.00h 35€ / 2Day Bono 55€. JIMMY GLASS: Paula Cánovas New Project (quartet, jazz) 22.30h – 01.00h 4€ consumició. LA3: La1: Ellen Allien + Virginia (desde Alemania) + Five Points 01.30h. PETER ROCK: Nasty Boogie (blues – R&B) 23.30h Gratis. 16 TONELADAS: Anti-Karaoke de César Martín + Funesto Percal 23.00h 7€.

Crazy +Els Queeners (rock) 18.00h 4€.

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Isabel Julve, Júlia Gimeno y Kike Naval (flamenco) 20.00h.

RADIO CITY: DJ Session 23.00h Gratis.

MONDAY / LUNES 12

RADIO CITY: DJ Session 23.00h Gratis.

TUESDAY / MARTES 13

RADIO CITY: Sandra Ruíz, Manuela Jara, Paco Costa y Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’ (flamenco) 22.30h 15€ con reserva.

WEDNESDAY / MIÉRCOLES 14

BLACK NOTE: Jam Black 23.30h Gratis. JIMMY GLASS: Alexey León & Yul Ballesteros Project (quintet, jazz) 20.45h 14€ Aforo Limitado.

THURSDAY / JUEVES 15

BLACK NOTE: Peewee Moore (country desde EEUU) 23.30h 5€ / 8€. CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Rosa Sanz, Yolanda López, Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’ y Manuel Reyes (flamenco) 23.00h. EL LOCO: Matthew Logan Vasquez y Delta Spirit 21.00h 10€ / 15€. JIMMY GLASS: Cristina Blasco & Jaume Pedrós Duo (jazz) 22.15h – 00.30h 4€ consumición.

PETER ROCK: Karaoke Jam Band 23.00h Gratis. RADIO CITY: Micro Abierto / Open Mic Night + DJ Session 22.30h Gratis. VELES Y VENTS (PORT VALENCIA): Carolina Otero & Someone Elses 20.00h Gratis.

SATURDAY / SÁBADO 10

FRIDAY / VIERNES 16

BLACK NOTE: Soul Dealers (soul) 23.30h 5€. CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Isabel Julve, Júlia Gimeno y Kike Naval (flamenco) 23.00h. FUZZVILLE FEST (Benidorm): Thee Oh Sees+ Boys + Chicos +Chain & the Gang +Radioactivity + Texxcoco + Tebutalina + Moto de Fernan + … 16.00h 35€ / 2Day Bono 55€. JIMMY GLASS: ASI Trio (jazz) 22.15h – 00.30h 4€ consumición.

LA3: La1: Ley DJ + Wise Men Project / Oven: Cardona + Rúben Solar + Segu + Necca 01.30h. PETER ROCK: Thunder Road (tributo Bruce Springsteen) 23.30h 3€ / 5€ con cerveza. RADIO CITY: DJ Session 23.00h Gratis. ROCK CITY: Immaculate Fools 22.00h 20€ / 25€.

WAH-WAH: Who’s Next + Second Coming 22.30h 5€.

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Rosa Sanz, Yolanda López, Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’ y Manuel Reyes (flamenco) 23.00h. EL LOCO: Daniel Romano 22.30h 12€ / 17€. JIMMY GLASS: Ricardo Curto Trio (jazz) 22.30h – 01.00h 4€ consumición.

LA3: Yung Beef en concierto 21.00h 10€ / 12€ // Candy Ken live + Eterno + Kid Rizzo / Fernandito Kit Kat + Cookin Soul 01.30h. PETER ROCK: Freaky Styley + Fake Against the Machine (tributo Red Hot Chili Peppers / Rage Against the Machine) 22.30h 7€ / 10€.

LA RAMBLETA: The Other Side –A Pink Floyd Experience 22.00h 25€.

RADIO CITY: DJ Session 23.00h Gratis.

16 TONELADAS: David Marks & the A-Phonics 23.00h 15€ / 18€. WAHWAH: Kojaks + Hora del Té 22.30h.

SUNDAY / DOMINGO 11

SATURDAY / SÁBADO 17

BLACK NOTE: Vida en Marte + Grupo

BLACK NOTE: Beluga Blues Band

twentyfoursevenvalencia 47 23.30h 5€. CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Rosa Sanz, Yolanda López, Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’ y Manuel Reyes (flamenco) 23.00h. EL LOCO: You Am I 22.30h 18€ / 23€. JIMMY GLASS: Jazz Session (jazz) 22.15h – 00.30h 4€ consumición.

LA3: We Are Not DJs + Groupies DJs + Obtuso / Marc Piñol + Five Points / Snow Sounds + Ronnie Emjay 01.30h. PETER ROCK: Empty Bottles (rock ‘n’ roll) 23.30h Gratis. 16 TONELADAS: Armas Blancas + Killing Bambies 23.00h 10€.

WAH-WAH: Astronauta + Dusty Shoes 23.00h Gratis.

Cariño, Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’ y Juan de Pilar (flamenco) 23.00h

SUNDAY / DOMINGO 18

SATURDAY / SÁBADO 24

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Rosa Sanz, Yolanda López, Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’ y Manuel Reyes (flamenco) 20.00h.

RADIO CITY: Concierto Beneficio con Don Delirio + Rey Gudú 21.00h // DJ Session 23.00h Gratis.

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Aloma de Balma, Mariano de Santiago, Tomás de los Cariño, Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’ y Juan de Pilar (flamenco) 23.00h.

JIMMY GLASS: Alexey León Trio (jazz) 22.15h – 00.30h 4€ consumición.

LA3: Día del Parque + Cebrián + Delizeews + Toni Copas / Herzel + Basement Soundsystem + Gregori / Jamoner DJs + Eterno 01.30h. PETER ROCK: Mötorized + ZZ Touch (tributo Mötorhead / ZZ Top) 22.30h 6€. RADIO CITY: DJ Session 23.00h Gratis. 16 TONELADAS: El Tío La Careta 23.00h 10€ / 12€ // Burnout 04.00h 6€ con cerveza. WAH-WAH: Siberia + Julieta 21 22.30h 7€.

MONDAY / LUNES 19

RADIO CITY: DJ Session 23.00h Gratis.

TUESDAY / MARTES 20

JIMMY GLASS: Jesse Davis Quartet (jazz) 20.45h 16€ Aforo Limitado.

RADIO CITY: Esther Garcés, Manuel Serena, Miguel de Kallardo y Rafael Vargas ‘El Chino’ (flamenco) 22.30h 15€ con reserva.

WEDNESDAY / MIÉRCOLES 21

LA RAMBLETA: Mnozil Brass (desde Austria) 21.30h 34€ y 30€. RADIO CITY: Reggae Jam Session 22.30h / Jamrock DJ Session 24.00h Gratis.

THURSDAY / JUEVES 22

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Aloma de Balma, Mariano de Santiago, Tomás de los Cariño, Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’ y Juan de Pilar (flamenco) 23.00h. JIMMY GLASS: Joan Soler & Lucho Aguilar (jazz) 22.15h – 00.30h 4€ consumición.

PETER ROCK: Karaoke Jam Band 23.00h Gratis. LA RAMBLETA: Mnozil Brass (desde Austria) 21.30h 34€ y 30€.

VELES Y VENTS (PORT VALENCIA): Meridian Response 20.00h Gratis.

FRIDAY / VIERNES 23

BLACK NOTE: BlackCats Jazz Big Band (swing – bebop) 23.30h 5€.

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Aloma de Balma, Mariano de Santiago, Tomás de los

EL LOCO: Dustaphonics 22.30h 12€ / 17€. JIMMY GLASS: Elektrik Jazz Mantra (sextet, jazz) 22.30h – 01.00h 4€ consumición. LA3: Mr K! + Wise Men Project / Averno & Favsto + Alaria + Fernando Torres / Xceed Showcase 01.30h. PETER ROCK: Inflexión + Histeria (heavy metal – thrash) 22.30h 5€. 16 TONELADAS: Warlocks + Dead Rabbits + Mental Signals 22.00h 13€ / 16€. VÍBORA: DJ session (rock ‘n’ roll) 23.00h.

SUNDAY / DOMINGO 25

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Aloma de Balma, Mariano de Santiago, Tomás de los Cariño, Javier Calderón ‘El Tete’ y Juan de Pilar (flamenco) 20.00h. EL LOCO: Lloyd Cole plays his Classic Songbook 19.00h 20€ / 25€.

MONDAY / LUNES 26

RADIO CITY: DJ Session 23.00h Gratis.

TUESDAY / MARTES 27

RADIO CITY: Ana Lloris, Aloma de Balma, Juan de Pilar y Amaro Carmona (flamenco) 22.30h 15€ con reserva.

WEDNESDAY / MIÉRCOLES 28

BLACK NOTE: Jam Black 23.30h Gratis. EL LOCO: Roomsounds 21.30h 10€ / 15€. JIMMY GLASS: Yuhan Su Quintet (jazz) 20.45h 14€ Aforo Limitado.

TEATRO PRINCIPAL: Rozalén 21.00h 32€ y 22€.

THURSDAY / JUEVES 29

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Leo Molina, Jesús Aguilera, Juanma Maya, Rafael Vargas ‘El Chino’ y José A. de Torres (flamenco) 23.00h. JIMMY GLASS: Thaïs Morell & Viktorija Pilatovic (jazz) 22.15h – 00.30h 4€ consumición PETER ROCK: Karaoke Jam Band 23.00h Gratis. RADIO CITY: Micro Abierto / Open Mic Night + DJ Session 22.30h Gratis. 16 TONELADAS: Death + Retraseres 21.30h 15€ / 18€. VELES Y VENTS (PORT VALENCIA): Mist 20.00h Gratis.

FRIDAY / VIERNES 30

BLACK NOTE: Patax (fusion) 23.30h 12€ / 15€. CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Leo Molina, Jesús Aguilera, Juanma Maya, Rafael Vargas ‘El Chino’ y José A. de Torres (flamenco) 23.00h. JIMMY GLASS: (quintet, jazz) 22.30h – 01.00h 4€ consumición. LA3: DJs 01.30h.

PALAU DE LA MÚSICA: Santiago Auserón 20.30h 20€ y 15€. PETER ROCK: Black Money (‘70s rock) 23.30h 3€ / 5€ con cerveza. 16 TONELADAS: Fay Hallam + Carolina Otero & Someone Elses 23.00h 10€ / 13€. VÍBORA: DJ session (rock ‘n’ roll) 23.00h. WAHWAH: Revival + Stoneds (tributo Beatles vs. Rolling Stones) 22.30h 8€.

SATURDAY / SÁBADO 1

OCTOBER/OCTUBRE BLACK NOTE: Veva’s Band (swing – rockabilly) 23.30h 5€. CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Leo Molina, Jesús Aguilera, Juanma Maya, Rafael Vargas ‘El Chino’ y José A. de Torres (flamenco) 23.00h.

EL LOCO: Derivas (tributo Héroes del Silencio) 22.30h 13€ / 16€. JIMMY GLASS: Jazz en concierto 22.15h – 00.30h 4€ consumición. LA3: DJs 01.30h. PETER ROCK: 23.30h Gratis.

RADIO CITY: DJ Session 23.00h Gratis.

16 TONELADAS: Secret Affair + Bell Boys 23.00h 15€ / 18€. VÍBORA: DJ session (rock ‘n’ roll) 23.00h. WAHWAH: Green Covers (tributo a Muse) 23.00h 9€.

SUNDAY / DOMINGO 2

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE: Leo Molina, Jesús Aguilera, Juanma Maya, Rafael Vargas ‘El Chino’ y José A. de Torres (flamenco) 20.00h.

Agenda © 2016 24/ 7 Valencia

MARIA MANDILES ‘Maria Mandiles’ restaurants are special!

The attractive image is inspired by their own grandmother’s house with a friendly & welcoming service, homemade dishes and fresh produce. On weekdays, you can enjoy a delicious daytime menu

for 8.50€ from Monday to Friday. Enjoy their tasty authentic paella dishes for 6.50€ on Saturdays and Sundays in the afternoon and there are group dinners in the evening from 17.50€, all-inclusive. They now have a new ‘Maria Mandiles’ in the hip and cosmopolitan barrio of

Ruzafa. Check it out!

Maria Mandiles C/ del Padre Huerfanos, 2 (Zona Carmen) Tel:96 315 48 84 Plaza Manises, 2 (Zona Carmen) Tel:96 04 60 57 C/ Cura Femenía, 17 (Zona Ruzafa) Tel:96 148 66 07