Monkili - Menu

hermoso y tranquilo restaurante familiar con ambiente marino y cocina valenciana según el medio ambiente, precios razonables.

Recommended by the local people. Not bad but not the best service. Chaotic. Food is acceptable and its location is great price/quality is allright

Wonderful spot along the coast accompanied by so many other restaurants. The service and the paella were amazing. Tried puntillas for the first time and they were also very good. Only complaint was the desert we picked(crema catalana) as it was a pre-frozen desert which you could tell was purchased. It came out still partially frozen. There were other deserts passing by that seemed fresh.

Walk up and down the playa looking for a restaurante for lunch. Either too tuoristy or empty or full or loud music. Ended up here. A few spanish, no loud music and menu that looked OK. Service was terrible. Spanish got good service and we, either because we looked British or because we did not have the full menu got terrible service. i even had to get my bill. sppiled what was pretty ordinary food.

The paella Valencia, fried little octopus and jamon were very tasty and staff was extremely friendly (english are welcome). All ingradients were fresh and in the depth of restorant there is a big kitchen where 3 cooks are making all meals (you can watch the process on your way to VC). The price was quite comfortable 40€ for two with paella, salads, starters, drinks and cofee. I like the place and recomend for everyone who's going to have a good lunch/dinner on the shoreline.

Great location on the beach front but we tried the 15Eu lunch and found it very poor. Glass of red house wine was undrinkable, so I bought a decent bottle of Merlot for only 10Eu. Because choice was limited we ordered another paella big mistake. It was overlooked and cost 30Eu. They never explained that the menu price of 15 didn't apply because all their paella comes in 2 portions. If it comes like that, why don't they show that price on the menu. Restaurant was empty and now I know why. Avoid and goto whichever one on the front is busiest.

"Menu del dia "usually reasonable food and good value in Spain. Visited this resturant on wet windy day end of September. Salad starter to be shared exactly 2 slices of tomato ie one each 2 slices of egg and mainly iceberg lettuce...poor Main course of local chicken veg paella ...dried up rice, 2 small pieces of chicken each wings) and some dried up green beans and one or two butter beans..we left most of it and didnt stay for the dessert and coffee that was included... not recommneded ...at 18 Euros each we could have had much better elsewher e..had we known

We had the menu for 18 € which apart from the paella was awful. But the main point I would like to make is that the treatment by the owners is abysmal, when we arrived we asked for something to be done about a draft that my mum and wife could feel on the back of their necks, to which the waitress said I will tell the owner, at no moment did they do anything at all....they didn't ask if we wanted to move, they didn't switch on any one of the big air con machines and basically their attitude was that they couldn't care less. The only two other groups that were eating there had their puffa jackets on which is ridiculous when there is two big heaters on the ceiling. They are not one bit child fr...

We chose this restaurant, on a Saturday lunchtime, after much deliberation between those along the seafront, as it had a reasonable price for menu of the day, 18 euros, and had customers. We selected our starters only to be told by the non-English speaking waiter, who kept pointing to the two paella choices, that we got all four! Bread, cheese, ham, salad, spicy potatoes and fried baby squid. Generous portions and tasty. We chose the peeled seafood paella. It came in a large round cooking dish and was well cooked at the edges. There were different types of seafood including fresh prawns. For our tastes it was a little salty, but good. We had a cheesecake for one dessert and a coffee solo ins...