Every Thursday until December, Destapa’t 2026 brings tapas to bars and restaurants in Gandia, the Grau and the Platja, from €5. Here are the 15 participating venues, with each one’s tapa, a photo and a link to its Google listing.
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The route is organised by DestíSafor with the support of Gandia City Council, through its Trade and Tourism departments. It began on 5 March and its 2026 calendar covers Thursdays from March to June and from September to December, so November and December still leave dates to try it.
How it works and what it costs
- In bars: a tapa with a drink, from €5.
- In restaurants: a special tapa from their menu, from €5, with drinks charged separately.
- Opening times: the route’s website does not publish a common schedule, so it is best to check with each venue.
Map of the route
We have put all 15 venues on a Google map, with the address and tapa for each stop. Hotel Borgia is marked too, which is handy for working out distances if you are staying with us.
La Pureta and Noname, this year’s award winners
The 2026 competition now has its winners. La Pureta received the jury’s award in the Destapa’t Bar category, where it competed with Ten1 Tapas and Don Tomás. Noname won in Destapa’t Gastronòmic, ahead of StreetFood and La Delicà.
Tapas in the city of Gandia
Plaça del Prado has three stops and Plaça del Rei en Jaume I has two, so they are easy to link up on foot. To discover more flavours from the area, take a look at these lesser-known traditional dishes of Gandia.
Cafenet del Segó
Coca valenciana de gamba amb bleda (Valencian flatbread with prawns and chard)
Bar · Plaça Rei En Jaume I, 1
View Google listing
Restaurante La Llimera
Sirloin carpaccio with foie gras and truffle
Restaurant · Passeig Germanies, 10
View Google listing
La Delicà Restaurant
Clòtxines al torró de xixona i toc cítric (mussels with Xixona turrón and a citrus touch)
Restaurant · Plaça dels Apostols, 2
View Google listing
StreetFood (Carrer Cavanilles, 10) also takes part as a restaurant. Its tapa is listed as undefined on the route’s website, so ask there what they are serving. View Google listing.
Tapas in the Grau de Gandia
The two stops in the Grau de Gandia are on Carrer de la Sèquia.
Tapas in the Platja de Gandia
Two restaurants take part in the Platja. If you are left wanting more seafaring cuisine, you can read about the history of Gandia’s fideuà.
Before you set off
Check the list of venues and tapas on the official Destapa’t website and keep our map of the route handy to find your way from one stop to the next.