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La NegriB+

Carrer d'Albocàsser, 27, Bajo G, Benimaclet, 46020 València, Valencia, Spain · Restaurant · Benimaclet

Creative Spanish-fusion small plates with standout croquettes and ribs, lively vibe, sometimes slow service and small portions; book ahead and expect moderate pricing.

Our take

La Negri delivers exceptional food quality with creative Spanish-fusion small plates that earn consistent praise, particularly for croquettes and ribs. However, inconsistent execution—variable egg preparation, stretched service pacing during busy nights, and compact portions—prevents a higher grade. The boisterous neighborhood energy and loyal local following make it a worthwhile destination for adventurous diners comfortable with lively crowds and variable service smoothness.

In more detail

In Benimaclet, La Negri hums with boisterous neighborhood energy: clinking glasses, quick hellos from servers, and plates that turn heads as they land. One diner put it simply: "The room was buzzing, and the croquettes hit just right." Expect a small, lively space with tables close together and reservations enforced at peak times. The cooking leans modern Spanish with playful fusion: silky croquetas morellanas, miso-brushed eggplant with feta, ribs glazed with a Chinese-style barbecue, duck gyozas with hoisin, and a truffled 65-degree egg. Flavors are expressive and contemporary rather than rustic; great for curious eaters who enjoy sharing a spread. Portions skew compact, pacing can stretch on busy nights, and the staff usually explains dishes well—though service smoothness varies when the room is full. For families, consider fit: there is no clear kids menu and the plates are creative and compact. Older or adventurous kids may enjoy croquettes, ribs, and cheesecake, but limited seating, noise at peak, and a reported lack of high chairs suggest it suits families who travel light and flexible more than stroller-age diners.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Benimaclet is a student-friendly, artsy district with locals and expats; lively evenings and casual bars.

Safety: Generally safe with steady foot traffic; typical city vigilance at night.

What's nearby: Near universities and neighborhood squares; mix of cafes, tapas bars, and indie venues.

Opening Hours

Monday Tuesday Wednesday13:30–17:00, 20:30–00:15 Thursday13:30–17:00, 20:30–00:15 Friday13:30–17:00, 20:30–00:15 Saturday13:30–17:00, 20:30–00:15 Sunday13:30–17:00
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