El Rodamón de Russafa

The food is good but service really needs to be improved... This is the same owner that owns Tanamandana and more recently La Flaca. Its really a hit and miss when you go to any of these places because if you go on a day where the rude staff are there, you will have a bad experience no matter how good the food is. Preferential treatment is given to people that the owner knows which is a negative in my opinion. Service should always be fair regardless of the relationship to the owner or not. The food itself was good, although a bit confusing because they have a concept of "around the world" hence "Rodamon" so they have a wide selection of food from all over which makes it a bit tricky to know what you are ordering. Everything that came out though was tasty (some lacking salt). The prices are a bit higher than what you would expect at a restaurant like this but this seems to be the norm for the area these days. Overall not sure I would recommend because it depends on which staff are working that day and whether they owner is there and knows you.

What a lovely place. I was with my kid around Russafa and he wanted to have dinner there. The atmosphere is at the same time elegant and easy going, new, clean and warm. The service was amazing (all of them are just smiling and lovely), the food is super good (and also the drinks). I would love to go back my next time in Valencia

I had a very delicious meal here, the wine was tasty and the employees were friendly. It’s recommended and I’ll definitely come back!

A great restaurant with great food. The terrace is practically on the walkway, but it is something common, but the food is great and very tasty. The best patatas bravas from Spain, the food presentation is excellent and the staff is very friendly. We were twice here, we liked it that much

It's one of my favorite restaurants in Valencia. The first time I went was nine or ten years ago, and it has always been a perfect place to have lunch or dinner. Good ambience, lovely food, and careful attention. There are no word to describe it, you have to go!

One of the best restaurants I've visited in Spain. It doesn't look like that from the outside, but the food and wine (!) is delicious, especially if you're vegan or intolerant to dairy products, like I am. We had some tapas and thai panna cota - one of the best deserts in my life. Thank you so much! And thank you again for being so friendly and speaking English, since I don't speak Spanish. I'd love to come back one day.

Food was great in nearly all of the tapas (though i am a traditionalist with my ceviche - no fusion cooking can beat the simple dish). The desserts knocked it for six. Efficient service tho the crowd was full that ecening. Reservations recommended.

If you want to try paella, you need to come for lunch. Paella is not served for dinner. Paella here is delicious, especially delicious paella with duck and artichoke There is a special menu for dinner - ideal for a couple. 3 types of tapas to share, main course and dessert