Victor Bar

Founded in 1930, it is the reference establishment in Alcoy, where several generations of customers of all kinds and ideologies have passed through. This restaurant has been characterised by serving local dishes and tapas and personalising them in its own style, as each generation that has run it has brought new ideas, travel experiences and experiences reflected in both the culinary and decorative aspects, making it a unique and singular place. It has lived through the history of the 20th century from the Monarchy, through the 2nd Republic, surviving the bombings of the Civil War, the Dictatorship and the Transition to the current Democratic Monarchy. All these political and social changes are reflected in every corner of the building. In it we can see the reflection of the Industrial Alcoy in its maximum splendour; references to the textile, paper and olive factories, to the internationally recognised Moors and Christians festivities. Proof of this are the announcing posters, the typical stickers with which the festeros have been papering part of the walls and an endless number of nods to the world of the Fiesta, as well as to the artistic and cultural life of a city that at the time had more than fifteen cinemas, theatres and the musical movement of the time, theatres and the musical movement that took place in the 60's from which groups from Alcoy emerged and from which artists such as Camilo Sesto, Ovidi Monllor, as well as an endless number of personalities from the political, military, artistic and social world who have left their mark on their passage through this charming place. The clients themselves have collaborated in its decoration. An example of this is the thousands of business cards that crowd the entrance of the bar and the postcards from all over the world; Asia, Europe, South America, the USA and even the Antipodes. It is a place where there have been many stories and anecdotes to tell, such as the traditional performances of or in 1930 is the lo