
Valencia in Faults is filled with fritters. Yes, that fried, fluffy pleasure that makes your stomach have no limit. I wish eating buñuelos was not fattening because it would be a real gift for all Valencians. Although they already are.
In order to get you in the mood, without losing (too) much of the line, we have compiled a list with the stops in case you feel like a chocolate with fritters during these days. These are the best chocolate shops in town.
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Chocolates Valor
A classic that never fails. The main branch of Chocolates Valor is located in the Plaza de la Reina in Valencia, where you can enjoy a snack with churros and fritters at any time of the year.
📍 Plaza de la Reina / Calle de la Paz.
Horchatería Mari Toñi
Spectacular fritters await you at this horchatería in La Saïdia. A neighborhood place that prepares a thick chocolate and ideal for sweating their homemade pumpkin fritters, which can also be accompanied with a horchata.
📍 Carrer de Alboraia, 23.
Pilot House
An artisan churro and chocolate shop that has been open in Valencia since 1957. Grandparents, children and grandchildren have enjoyed dipping freshly made pumpkin fritters in thick chocolate here for decades. If you haven’t tried them yet, this Fallas will be the perfect moment.
📍 Gayano Lluch, 32
Churros Numerous
did you know that Valencia has a celiac-friendly churros and fritters stand? This churrería jesus Street street street vendor has the endorsement of the Celiac Association of the Valencian Community (ACECOVA) and is always installed by Fallas.
📍 Carrer Jesús, 41.
Horchatería El Collado
Because not everything is going to be horchata. In this classic horchatería you can also enjoy a book chocolate with homemade fritters. A place from the last century that is still a delight to visit today. And in the heart of the city center.
📍 Plaça del Doctor Collado, 13.
Buñolería El Contraste
A classic, given the fact that five generations of “buñoleros” masters contemplate them. El Contraste, in the heart of Ruzafa is one of the best places to try the pastries. Wind fritters, pumpkin fritters, sweet potato fritters, churros, panojas… you name it. And with a chocolate of extraordinary quality.
📍 Carrer de Sant Valero, 12.
Horchatería Fabián
Another traditional restaurant, but from the Ensanche district it has moved to the center of Valencia. A familiar and cozy atmosphere. Horchata and chocolate to choose from, because both options are excellent, and some fritters, a llanda coca or some churros make it an almost cult place for these Fallas.
📍 Carrer Moratín, 1.
Horchatería Santa Catalina
Next to the church of the same name we have this traditional horchatería that also has a menu of chocolates to make your mouth water. Or cocoa. French, Swiss, traditional (70% cocoa and cinnamon) or Spanish.
In addition, it is a beautiful place with ceramic tiles from Manises that are a work of art. And the fritters for the weekend, enjoy!
📍 Plaça de Santa Caterina, 6.
Bea and the churro factory
A churrería with the best of yesterday and today in the Ruzafa neighborhood. Traditional, in the product, modern in the atmosphere.
📍 Carrer de Matias Perelló, 31.
La Churrería del Barrio
A space dedicated exclusively to the art of churros and fritters. It’s small, but that’s all it takes to enjoy a good chocolate at this time of the year. You will find it near the Av. del Cid stop.
📍 Burgos Street, 2.