El Callejón de Cano

“Estuvimos cenando y todo nos pareció bueno.”

Juanma★★★★

Small restaurant, but big on quality products, bullfighting-themed decor, great service, and excellent customer care. It's best to make a reservation, as it fills up quickly, and come hungry! They have delicious tapas at affordable prices; I wanted to try them all. Enjoy!

Laura Sanjuan★★★

Last night, after the Three Kings Parade in Alcoy, we went into this bar for a bite to eat before heading back to Valencia. A lovely girl served us, immediately offering us a table and bringing us the menu. The place was really cool. We ordered two salads (one with baby eels and the other a potato salad), patatas bravas, eggplant with goat cheese (not on the menu), and a small sandwich called "Plaza de Toros" (Bullring). The service was quite fast, and the food was good. I noticed a lack of coordination between the woman who seemed to be in charge and the cooks. The only one who was constantly

Alfredo LLorens★★★★

Overcoming the obstacles brought on by the pandemic, El Callejón de Cano has temporarily relocated to the garden of Restaurante Lolo (Ptda. Rambla Alta 98), now called El Callejón de Verano (Summer Alley), and features a children's play area and parking. Reyes and his young team offer highly professional, friendly, and attentive service, adhering to all COVID-19 protocols. They offer a simple yet more than adequate menu, with starters and small sandwiches (montaditos) with evocative names inspired by the world of bullfighting. Off-menu, they also offer a selection of starters based on daily ma

Sergio O★★★★★

Quality food at reasonable prices. The restaurant has a great atmosphere and very friendly staff. The decor and theme are very fitting. The food is high quality and the prices are reasonable. It's important to book in advance if you plan to go on weekends.