Borgia Wine Bar: clear, inviting interior atmosphere

Borgia Wine Bar: professional exterior shot of venue

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Borgia Wine Bar: high quality food photography

Borgia Wine Bar: professional, high-quality food photography

Borgia Wine Bar: clear exterior shot of venue

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Borgia Wine Bar

★ 4.5 · 379 reviews Valencia Opened 2025

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A 19th-century corner in El Carmen, poured by the glass.

Jordi Gil opened Borgia Wine Bar in January 2025, in a building designed by architect José María Manuel Cortina Pérez, right on the corner of Cavallers and Borja streets.

The name nods to the Borja family, whose roots in Valencia run deep.

Good to know

The bar is located at the intersection of Carrer de Cavallers and Carrer de Borja.
The building dates back to the 19th century.
The wine list focuses on regional producers from the Valencia area.

What guests say

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sophie masson 162 reviews · Local Guide 28 July 2026

Loved every single minute here - food was truly special yet simple and wine recommendations particularly interesting Would go back to try more tapas and the wines I didn’t get to taste Chilled, yet professional Not cheap but worth it And a go to place for sea urchin fans :)
Neil Roberts 13 reviews · Local Guide 23 June 2026

Great place amazing selection of wines with very knowledgeable waitress. Tapas was innovative and tasty defo worth a visit
Alexandra “Alex” Olson 5 reviews 22 May 2026

Got recommended this place by a fellow traveler and loved this restaurant! The servers were kind, attentive, and sympathetic. Gave wonderful wine recommendations and has tapas you wouldnt expect but still absolutely delicious and unique. Estevan was a wonderful server and very very knowledgeable. Absolutely recommend for travelers looking for something cute, wonderful and friendly.
Su Ni 241 reviews · Local Guide May 2026

Borgia Winebar is a great spot for anyone looking to explore a variety of wines in a relaxed and stylish setting. The atmosphere is very casual, there is one big table in the middle, everyone kinda sits together. What makes this place stand out is the opportunity to try different types of wines, whether you’re already a wine lover or just curious to discover new flavors. The menu is complemented by a selection of creative and slightly unusual tapas, which add an interesting twist to the experience and pair nicely with the drinks. Overall, it’s a lovely place to enjoy good wine and experiment with unique small plates in a laid-back environment.
John Mayers 1,178 reviews · Local Guide 15 April 2026

Sensational wine bar in the back streets of Valencia. Lovely staff who are extremely courteous and polite. The outside tables offer you the perfect chance to watch locals and thousands of tourists go past whilst sipping delightful wines. Highly recommended.