Tapas d'ací citywide gastronomic route

Visit Valencia lists “Tapas d’ací” as a citywide gastronomic route in València running from May 11 to May 31, 2026, with bars and restaurants across the city serving special tapas tied to the event. The tourism body says the route is part of a wider initiative spanning the Valencian Community, with Alicante, Castellón and València included. The event page says participating venues are offering tapas made with local, seasonal products. Prices on the listings range from 5 to 8 euros, with each tapa paired with a beer or a glass of Valencian wine. ### Where is the route taking place? València is one of the cities included in the “Tapas d’ací” route, according to Visit Valencia’s event listing. The site says bars and restaurants “throughout the Valencian Community” are taking part, and its València page presents the city’s participating venues as part of that broader regional campaign. (visitvalencia.com) Alicante, Castellón and València are named together on the official page as the three provinces joining the tapas route. In practice, the València listing focuses on venues in the city and directs readers to review the participating tapas and locales there. ### What does a visitor actually get? Visit Valencia says each stop on the route offers a specific tapa built around Valencian produce and served with a drink. (visitvalencia.com) The official Spanish-language page says the package includes “una cerveza bien fresquita” or “una copa de vino valenciano,” with prices “entre 5 y 8 €.” The event description says the food is based on “productos de aquí” and seasonal ingredients associated with the region’s land and sea. Visit Valencia says the aim is to support local hospitality businesses and highlight the Mediterranean pantry tied to Valencian cooking. ### Which València venues are named on the official listing? (visitvalencia.com) Visit Valencia names a long list of participating València venues on its event page, including Vaqueta Gastro Mercat, Casa Baldo 1915, Pelayo Gastro Trinquet, Orio Valencia, Olhops, BORGIA Winebar + Spirits and ALENAR. The same listing also names Portolito Carmen, Pasqual & Sheila, A Tu Gusto, KABANYAL-Canyamelar, Black Taurus, Gazuza Gastrobar, Restaurante Atmosphère, Kasta, Bou2.0 by la cuna del bou, Taberna La Mora and Ca’miri resto bar. (visitvalencia.com) The official page pairs many of those venues with a named dish and a price. Visit Valencia lists, for example, a 6.50-euro tapa at Vaqueta Gastro Mercat, a 7-euro dish at Casa Baldo 1915, a 7-euro option at Pelayo Gastro Trinquet and a 7.80-euro pintxo at Orio Valencia. ### Are all the dates and prices consistent across the official pages? (visitvalencia.com) The Spanish-language event page and the broader Visit Valencia agenda both show the event dates as May 11 to May 31, 2026. The Valencian-language agenda page also lists “Tapes d’ací” on those same dates. The English-language page appears to contain older text in places. (visitvalencia.com) That page says the route runs “from 8 to 25 May” in the body text, but its event details box lists the dates as “From: 11-05-2026 To: 31-05-2026.” The Spanish-language listing is more detailed and aligns with the agenda pages on dates and price range. ### Where should visitors check before going? Visit Valencia’s agenda page is the central source for the current listing and links through to the dedicated “Tapas d’ací” event page. The event page contains the participating venues, sample dishes and stated prices for València. May 31, 2026, is the listed end date for the route in València, according to Visit Valencia. (visitvalencia.com) Until then, the tourism site says visitors can consult the agenda and event pages for the participating locales, tapas and event details. (visitvalencia.com)