Buñolería Churrería El Contraste

The best Bunoleria in Valencia by far. Food:5- They are amazing. We travel here once a month just to have their pumpkin Bunoleria. They are not greasy and the dough is soft and full of flavor. Service:4 efficient and effective but not overly polite. Ambiance:4 simple with lots of outdoor seating. Very hard to get a spot as it is very popular.

The churros were good — fresh, crispy, and enjoyable. However, the hot chocolate was a bit disappointing. Instead of being thick and rich, the chocolate flavor was quite mild and not as intense as expected, which took away from the overall experience. If you’re mainly there for the churros, it’s worth a try, but the hot chocolate could definitely be improved.

This buñolería was saved in my list, and despite google saying it's closed, we randomly came across it while walking and noticed it's open. We ordered a hot chocolate mug, two of each churros and bunoyls, and a cortado. All of it was delicious and cost just under 7 Euros in total. In the end I regretted not ordering more churros or bunyols since they were so cheap and so good.

An old school place for great churros, even greater buñuelos, and not to bi missed - hot chocolate! A queue of local people of all ages all day long is a perfect proof of a good traditional product.

Amazing history! The churros were fresh and crispy outside! The staff is friendly, good vibes overall!

I won’t give it the top rank in my list of churros. I went there at around 13:00 and the churros were not fresh, probably were cooked three hours before. And the buñuelos were cold too. I suppose it would taste better right after it’s cooked. So, bad luck for me. €0.5 per churro.

Went here after my morning run. The churros and thick chocolate were delicious and freshly made that morning. It’s a very local place with lots of old people enjoying their breakfast while people watching.

Very tasty churros con chocolate :) you can buy churros per pieces (one piece is 0.5€). A cup of chocolate is 2.6€. They also have tasty buñuelos de calabaza (deep fried “donuts” made from pumpkin) for 0.7€ per piece. I preferred the buñuelo than churros. Churros were a bit oily and nothing special in taste. Chocolate is more like a chocolate pudding, not hot chocolate. So it’s thick in texture. Not sweet (level of sweetness comparable to dark chocolate) Very friendly lady behind the counter. You have tables to sit outside.