Joining in the Coca-Cola festivities: 28 bars contribute to a wide-ranging celebration

Joining in the Coca-Cola festivities: 28 bars contribute to a wide-ranging celebration

The charming coastal town of Denia, Spain, is once again playing host to its annual Coca Festival, a celebration that pays tribute to one of the city's most traditional products and reinforces its commitment to culinary traditions. From September 1 to October 2, food lovers can indulge in a diverse range of coca recipes, with 28 bars and restaurants offering 55 different options.

The festival, held along Calle Loreto and the port, features some of Denia's most popular establishments, each offering a unique coca creation. Notable dishes include No ni Poc's Galician-style octopus coca, Bodega del Puerto's foie with quince, L'Ànfora's guacamole, prawn and cod coca, and El Marino Port's cochinita pibil version.

The coca recipes range from traditional ones like tomacat and anchovy to more creative versions with ingredients such as oxtail, foie, octopus, mango, guacamole, figatell, squid, and curry. The festival not only showcases the richness of local cuisine in Denia but also adapts Marina Alta's culinary traditions to cater to modern tastes.

Food enthusiasts can rest assured that the Coca Festival offers a wide variety of options to accommodate various dietary needs. Gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan alternatives are available, ensuring that everyone can participate in the celebration.

One of the festival's highlights is its affordable pricing. For just €6.90, diners can enjoy a coca accompanied by a drink, with options including beer, wine, vermouth, or water. The offer is available during the specified opening hours of each establishment.

The Coca Festival in Denia continues to reaffirm the city's commitment to celebrating its culinary traditions, providing a unique experience for both locals and visitors. This year's event promises to be an exciting culinary adventure, offering a diverse range of coca choices, including some innovative and creative recipes. So, mark your calendars and get ready to embark on a tantalising taste journey through Denia's Coca Festival!

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