Decorated and maintained with care, this place has a cordial owner and offers more than acceptable mojitos. The bar's name means 'gramophone' and the bar is lined with old vinyl LPs, so you can expect a decent music selection, which has jazz as its backbone.
La Gramola
Valencia
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