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    Home » World Travel » Europe » Spain » Valencia

    Casa Ripoll Valencia - Beachside Paella

    Published: Nov 27, 2022 by Jennifer Che

    gentleman's paella
    gentleman's paella (L'arroz del Senyoret")

    This post is part of a larger series on Valencia outlined in the Valencia Trip Report.

    We had just landed in Valencia and didn't know the city too well. Thankfully Bryan's co-worker had done lots of homework and researched best places to eat.

    He had read that one of the "must-do activities" in Valencia was to have paella on the beach. So he booked a table at a beachside restaurant for the 3 of us.

    What a lovely way to start our trip!

    Agua de Valencia

    Bryan's colleague told us we had to try "Agua de Valencia", the quintessential Valencian drink made with Valencia orange juice, vodka, gin, and cava (or champagne). We got a pitcher, and it was indeed refreshing and perfect to enjoy on the beach.

    grilled baby squid

    This simple grilled baby squid absolutely blew me away. It was so tender (probably really fresh), and the flavors were fantastic. Honestly speaking, I had grilled seafood (even grilled squid) at other restaurants in Valencia, but this first one turned out to be the best.

    gentleman's paella

    We ordered a "gentleman's paella" (L'arroz del Senyoret), called such because they shell the seafood for you, so you can eat it with a fork an knife, like a gentleman. Bryan hates getting his hands dirty, so this was totally up his alley. In fact, it was delicious, and I also appreciated not having to remove shrimp heads and such (though I'm sure some would argue that most of the flavor is in the head!).

    fried seafood

    The fried seafood was solid, but OK to skip. We were so full, we didn't even come close to finishing the fried seafood.

    Another special treat was the full moon that night.

    It was lovely to have a meal at Casa Ripoll Valencia. The paella was delicious, and I'll never forget the amazing grilled baby squid.

    walking for a long long time before finding a car . . .

    We did have trouble finding transportation back to our hotel. It was very difficult to call or book a cab at that hour. We eventually walked about a kilometer to another part of town before we could find a car to drive us back to our hotel. Perhaps it's best to pre-book a car?

    Casa Ripoll Valencia
    Calle José Ballester Gozalvo, 50
    (Paseo Marítimo, modulo 7)
    Playa de la Malvarosa
    46011 Valencia
    Telf. 608810208 - 963550022

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