Blanqueries
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“One of the best food experiences in Valencia. It was a special celebration for me, and my family arranged dinner here. The icing on the cake was the carrot cake slice which they brought after our desserts for my birthday. Thank you Team Blanqueries for the exceptional service.”
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One of the best food experiences in Valencia. It was a special celebration for me, and my family arranged dinner here. The icing on the cake was the carrot cake slice which they brought after our desserts for my birthday. Thank you Team Blanqueries for the exceptional service.
We ate the tasting menu (dinner) for 42 euro per person. The staff was wonderful. Unfortunatly the food was not as good as we expected at all. Sadly, the overall food was bland. Even though the price was low, we expected greater culinary tastes due to the expectations of the Michelin recommendations.
We had a fantastic experience at Blanqueries in Valencia! The food was exceptional — beautifully presented, full of flavor, and clearly crafted with care. Each dish was a pleasant surprise, combining creativity with high-quality ingredients. The service was warm, professional, and attentive without being intrusive, making us feel genuinely welcome throughout the meal. The atmosphere is elegant yet relaxed, perfect for both a special evening out or a leisurely lunch. If I had to mention one small thing, it would be that the air conditioning was a bit strong — a touch chilly at times. But honestly, it was a minor issue compared to how much we enjoyed everything else. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a refined dining experience in Valencia!
Even with the same menu, I visited twice within a week. Hake is so delicious, the cooking is just right, and the Mellow rice with duck and boletus is even more delicious after taking it home. I can't forget it, so I must return as soon as possible which I did. The service here is very good and the atmosphere is pleasant. Looking forward to the changes in the menu in different seasons.
I enjoyed the food at this restaurant more than the Michelin starred Mont Bar in Barcelona. 32 euro night tasting menu was plenty of food. Even had to take out some of it. The menu keeps changing which will entice me to come back. For the meal I tried, the best dishes were the sea bass entree, the salmon comes, and the pork + liver meatballs. Can't give anything other than 5 stars especially considering the price.
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