Kaymus

Address:
44 Maestro Rodrigo, 46015
Valencia, Spain
Phone: +34 963 486 666


Kaymus Restaurant is located in one of the new areas of business expansion in Valencia, with easy access and parking, next to the new football stadium of Valencia CF, near the Palacio de Congresos and the most direct access to the Exhibition Center and the Airport of Manises.

Also focused towards the business sector, it has a special lounge with plasma screen and internet wi-fi, ideal for business meetings and presentations.

In a relaxed atmosphere, you can taste the best creations of its owner Nacho Romero, a true expert in all kinds of rice dishes, grilled meats and more elaborate and design dishes.

His experience of over ten years in first class restaurants in Switzerland, Catalonia, Madrid, Valencia and Andalusia, results in a cuisine dominated by excellent product quality, creative with a traditional accent.

Kismet

by Juan Kemball
(England)

Had a lovely Indian meal at Kismet in L'Elaine, very authenic food and lovely staff. The service is excellent and the atmosphere is great. They have a large terraze and a children's playground. If you are looking for a good Indain restaurant this is it.

Ximo Sáez

by Belen
(Valencia, España)

A luxury restaurant in front of the Palau de la Música and near the Oceonagrafic with a wonderful wine menu.

Open from Monday to Saturday

Avda. Jacinto Benavente, 9 (Zona Cánovas)
Valencia
Tel. 96 381 01 14

e-mail: ximosaez@restauranteximosaez.com

Restaurant La Masía del Vino

by Robert Bipes
(Valencia)

Typical Spanish restaurant near Plaza del Ayuntamiento. Genuine, rightly priced regional dishes and a wide variety of wines from Spain. The owner of the restaurant makes himself a fantastic red wine which is only sold here.

Although the clientele is mostly made up of locals, waiters can speak English.

Daily lunch menu for 12,00 €
Other menus from 23€, 27€ and 36€

La Trave - Old Quarter

by John and Al
(uk)

...great atmosphere, food cooked in a forma bread oven excentric owners, we loved it, not cheap @85 euros for 2 but plenty of it - good fresh quality.

ps - possibility that the owners might be drinking the profits.

"Banyan Bar, a hidden little marvell"

by Chris
(Valencia, Spain)

Calle Comedias 5. This tiny place is the best kept secret in town. The best quality ingredients served in a simple, yet creative way.

Varied menu with local, oriental and latin influences, and a friendly and personalized service.

The first time I felt lucky to have found it, The next time I just felt happy I went back, and from the third time around, I feel like I have a VIP membership to "the place to be".

I have delivered some bad reviews in my time. When I pay for a restaurant I expect to have a good meal and also a good time.

For that reason, when someone manages to do so, in the amount of space that othes dedicate just to the cashier of a "top restaurant", I feel the duty to tell others.

Thank you and Well Done E. for the good meals and the great moments.