Bars

Ubik Café

This spacious and cozy café in the Ruzafa district is lined with books in all kinds of languages. At Ubik Café, you can stop by for lunch, dinner, drinks, or simply to relax with a good read. No book with you? No problem, you can pick one up here for just a few euros!

The atmosphere is creative and welcoming, and there’s always something going on. From live music and language exchanges to tastings, kids’ workshops, and more, Ubik Café is a true cultural hub in Valencia. Keep an eye on their Facebook page to stay updated on upcoming events.

• Carrer del Literato Azorín 13
• Website
• Monday and Tuesday: 17.00 – 01.30
  Wednesday till Sunday: 10.00 – 01.30

Liverpool

Small but full of charm, that’s the motto of this pub, the perfect spot for a fun night out with friends or to catch a local or national sports match. With occasional live music or karaoke nights, you’re guaranteed a lively evening here. You’ll also find pool tables, table football, and dartboards, so why not challenge your friends? Enjoy tapas, local craft beers on tap, and plenty of other drinks and snacks.

TIP: Liverpool Pub is especially buzzing during major sporting events like the World Cup, tennis tournaments, or hockey matches. They decorate the place with flags and streamers, usually cheering for Spain, which creates a warm and festive atmosphere. Make sure to book ahead or arrive early, as it gets busy fast!

• Carrer de Sueca 74
• Website
• Wednesday: 19.00 – 00.00
  Thursday and Friday: 18.00 – 03.30
  Saturday: 16.00 – 03.30
  Sunday: 17.00 – 01.00

La Catrina Cocktails & Rock

Looking for a great cocktail bar where you can unwind with friends after a long day at work? This spot has you covered. They serve some of the best cocktails in town, think Pornstar Martini or Sex on the Beach, alongside tasty small bites.

With its unique interior and cozy living-room vibe, you’ll instantly feel at home. Sip your cocktail while enjoying the coolest rock tunes in the background. Right by the entrance, there’s even a foosball table for a friendly match, plus a pool table and dartboard for those who like a little extra fun with their drinks.

• Carrer de Cadis 54
• Website
• Monday till Thursday: 18.00 – 00.00
  Friday and Saturday: 18.00 – 01.00

Delorean Lounge

If you’re looking for a place to grab a drink before dinner and want a truly local vibe, this spot is a must. For many Valencians, it’s the go-to meeting point after a long workday to unwind and catch up with friends.

Here, the music is all about the best hits from the ’80s and ’90s, creating the perfect atmosphere to dance, sing along, or simply enjoy a drink in good company. They don’t serve food, so it’s best to stop by either before or after dinner.

• Gran Vía de les Germanies 23
• Website
• Wednesday: 18.30-02.00
  Thursday: 18.30 – 03.00
  Friday: 16.00 – 03.00
  Saturday: 16.00 – 03.00

Cafe Berlin

Looking for a relaxed spot to meet up with friends or family without all the fuss? At this café you’ll feel right at home thanks to its retro interior and welcoming vibe. It’s the perfect place to enjoy a drink and a light bite, and the sunny terrace is a real highlight. No wonder it’s such a popular hangout in Valencia! Plus, every Monday and Wednesday Café Berlin hosts a fun intercambio, the ideal way to practice languages and meet new people.

• Carrer de Cadis 22-24
• Website 
• Monday till Thursday: 19.00 – 02.00
  Friday: 18.00 – 02.30
  Saturday: 16.00 – 02.30

The Lounge

Fancy watching live football or other sports in a classic English pub with a great atmosphere? Then The Lounge is the place to be. If you’re searching for a traditional brown bar in Valencia, chances are you’ll love this spot. A true family business, The Lounge has been around for over 20 years and is a favourite among locals and visitors alike.

The beer menu is impressive, ranging from a local Valencian brew like Zeta IPA to a Belgian Leffe Blond, a German Paulaner and even the American Blue Moon. Pair your drink with something tasty from the snack menu: nachos, ham croquettes, patatas bravas or a classic cheese board.

• Carrer de L’estamenyeria Vella 2
• Website
• Monday till Friday: 18.00 – 01.30
  Saturday and Sunday: 10.30 – 01.30

Café Sant Jaume

In Valencia, Café Sant Jaume is a true classic. This small and cozy bar has been around for nearly 30 years, and you can still spot the authentic details inside. The café is especially famous for its Agua de Valencia, but you can also enjoy a glass of wine, beer or a soft drink on the terrace.

Keep in mind that the indoor space is very limited, so the terrace is where most people sit. If the terrace is full or the weather isn’t great, you can always head around the corner to Café Infanta or El Cafetín Valencia.

• Carrer dels Cavallers 51
• Website
• Monday till Friday: 12.00 – 01.30
  Saturday and Sunday: 11.00 – 01.30

Beer & Travels

Right in the heart of Valencia, just behind Plaza de la Virgen, you’ll find a true paradise for every beer lover. With 29 beers on tap and more than 100 bottled options, this spot is a must-visit for anyone into craft beer. The selection ranges from local Valencian brews to international favorites from the Netherlands, Japan and France.

It all began with the owner’s passion for collecting bottles, labels and beer coasters. That hobby turned into a beer shop in the city center, where he also organized beer trips. In 2016, the dream grew into Beer & Travels. Today, you can not only enjoy the impressive beer list but also grab a bite from the menu, think tapas, cheese boards, fresh salads and pizzas.

• Plaça de Manises 3
• Website
• 12.00 – 01.00 

El Cafetín Valencia

This charming little bar in Valencia has been around since 1980 and is tucked right in the social heart of El Carmen. If cocktails are your thing, this is the place to be, from Margaritas and Long Island Iced Teas to Mojitos and Bloody Marys. Of course, you can also sip on local favorites like Agua de Valencia, sangria, tinto de verano or a refreshing Aperol Spritz. You can only pay cash in this bar.

• Plaça de Sant Jaume 2
• Website
• 12.00 – 01.30 uur 

Café Infanta

One of the highlights of Plaça Tossal is Café Infanta, with its spacious terrace and an equally impressive interior. Inside you’ll discover beautiful wooden furniture, exposed brick walls and unique details that make it a cozy spot to spend time.

And the best part? You can enjoy it all day long. Start your morning with a croissant and hazelnut spread, or choose from a wide variety of tostadas (toasted bread) and bocadillos (sandwiches), available until 12:30, perfect for breakfast or a late brunch. At lunchtime and dinner, the menu is extensive, featuring everything from steak tartare, pimientos de padrón (fried green peppers), calamares, patatas bravas and fresh salads, to egg dishes and plenty more.

• Plaça del Tossal 3
• Website
• 10.30 – 01.30

Robin Hood

For a fun night out in a classic English pub, Robin Hood is the place to be! With its cozy and welcoming interior, this bar is the perfect stop on your pub-hopping route through Valencia. The beer selection is extensive, with plenty of choices both on tap and by the bottle.

You’ll find plenty of locals here, especially after work around 20.00 or just before dinner. It stays open until 03.30 from Thursday to Saturday, long after many other bars have closed.

• Carrer del Comte d’Altea  38
• Website
• Tuesday and Wednesday: 17.00 – 01.00
  Thursday: 17.00 – 02.00
  Friday and Saturday: 17.00 – 03.30
  Sunday: 16.00 – 23.00

Portland Ale House DLX

The owner of Portland Ale House originally comes from the United States, and fun fact: he decided to start brewing his own beer right here in Valencia. That’s exactly what you’ll find on tap! With its wooden interior, warm lighting and cozy decor, the place feels like a classic brown bar, the perfect spot to relax with a drink or enjoy some food.

A nice detail: there’s a popcorn machine by the entrance, so you can help yourself to a free bowl of popcorn with your drink. And since this is a true American-style bar, you won’t be surprised to find the all-time favorite burgers. They’re juicy, flavourful, and absolutely worth trying!

Tip: During big sporting events, think World Cup matches, major tennis tournaments or other classics, the atmosphere here is electric. Just make sure to arrive early if you want a seat, because it gets packed the moment the game starts.

• Carrer de Salamanca 10
• Website
• Tuesday and Friday: 19.00 – 01.30
  Saturday and Sunday: 19.00 – 00.00

St Patrick’s

Looking for a place to watch football, enjoy free WiFi, and meet an international crowd? St. Patrick’s is an Irish pub in Valencia that offers it all. You might not immediately think of an Irish pub when visiting Valencia, but locals actually love them!

Every Thursday from 20.00 there’s a lively language exchange (intercambio), where you get a free tapa with your drink. And if you stop by on a Sunday, you may just walk into a cheerful jam session with live music.

• Gran Vía Marqués de Turia, 69
• Website
• Monday till Friday: 16.00 – 03.00
  Saturday and Sunday: 14.00 – 03.00

Clandestí

This lively bar in Benimaclet is the perfect spot if you’re in the mood for a fun night out. As the evening goes on, the place often transforms into a dance floor, the ideal setting for a party vibe!

There’s also a dartboard, so you can challenge your friends and show off your skills, plus a foosball table and a selection of board games to enjoy over drinks. Another highlight: on special dates like Halloween or Valentine’s Day, the bar hosts themed parties with great offers and a festive atmosphere.

• Carrer Poeta Asins 9
• Website
• Tuesday till Saturday: 19.00 – 02.30

Old Trafford Bar Valencia

This bar is a great place to enjoy a drink while watching a football match or another sporting event. With its rustic and cozy atmosphere enhanced by the charming interior, it feels just like stepping into an old English pub. On top of that, you can also order some tasty tapas to go with your drinks.

• Avinguda del Primat 53
• Website
• Wednesday till Sunday: 19.00 – 01.30 uur

Sa Calma

What makes Sa Calma so special is its choice for vintage furniture and quirky decoration. From oversized retro armchairs to unique details like a 70s hairdryer, a carousel elephant, a vintage bike on the wall and even a cool record player, it’s full of character.

• Carrer d’Emili Baró 17
• Website 
• Openingstijden:
  Maandag till Thursday: 09.30 – 01.00 uur
  Friday and Saturday: 09.30 – 01.30 uur