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Valencia - Restaurants - British & Irish
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Chacalay

Traditional bar with good cocktails and tapas

Salvá, 1
Valencia 46002
Spain
+34 96 352 1010

This bar was in vogue in the 50s and 60s, and it still has that same, almost "rancid" ambiance, especially with its English-esque decor. The clientèle is generally fairly mixed, although an older crowd tends to be the norm. A recommended dish is rice with Swiss chard, and as for tapas, bacalao con alioli (codfish with garlic mayonnaise). If you're thirsty, try the house wine or, especially, one of their cocktails.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Sally O'Brien

Typical Irish pub Avenida de Aragón, 8
Valencia 46021
Spain
+34 96 337 4012 For lovers of other cultures or for those who simply wish to try out something different, this typical Irish Tavern is the perfect choice. The decoration pays careful attention to details and the atmosphere is perfect: Once inside, nothing would make you think that you are in the well-known Aragon venue. Wood galore, antiques on the shelves and pictures, everything will make you think you're in Ireland. Even Mark, the friendly and handsome Irish waiter, with his accent, serving Guinness, Kilkenny or one of the best Scottish whiskeys will make you think that you have left Valencia behind for a couple of hours at least. The clientele is principally made up of professionals and students during the weekends, all of them attracted by the pints or whiskeys. From time to time, they also organise live music shows and they serve up some pub food, as well.

Review © 2007, Wcities