Voltants del Mercat de Sagunt

Probably eating and standing about outside: tables and chairs out on the side-street pavement in the weeks around Fallas, and talkative pavements on market mornings that empty once the market shuts at lunchtime.

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Eating the side streets off Carrer de Sagunt just north of the market, where the casals put their tables out

In the weeks around Fallas the casal doors on these side streets stand open and the tables and plastic chairs come out onto the pavement — the eating happens in the street, not indoors, and the street is effectively closed by the seating.

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Sitting and talking the pavement and benches directly outside the Mercat de Sagunt, Carrer de Sagunt frontage

Market mornings the pavement outside is as busy as the aisles inside — trolleys parked against the wall, two or three conversations going, people stretching a coffee out for half an hour before going back in for the fish. It empties completely once the market shuts at lunchtime.

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coffee and almuerzo from the bar inside the market and the ones either side of it on Sagunt

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Nearby in la Saïdia

Plaça de Sant Pere Nolasc
Pont de Fusta i el llit del Túria
Passeig de la Ciutadella i Monforte
Parc de Marxalenes, cap a Sant Vicent