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Where to eat in Seville

10 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Seville. Chains are left out.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

Where to eat in Seville

  1. Eat

    Bodeguita Romero

    A classic neighbourhood bodega, very popular with locals and serving excellent tapas.

    Tue-Fri 09:00-17:00, 20:00-24:00; Sat 12:00-17:00, 20:00-24:00; Sun 12:00-17:00

  2. Eat

    Cafe-Bar Las Teresas

    A lively slice of ham heaven. Tourists and locals. If the sight of dead hogs hanging from the rafters offends you -- drink and eat elsewhere.

    Open now · closes midnight tomorrow

  3. Eat

    Duo Tapas

    This bar offers a nice atmosphere and good food. The price is average and the size of the tapas is fair, but it may be crowded, so it's better not to go in a hurry, as you may need to wait for a table.

    13:30-16:30, 20:30-00:00 daily

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    El Librero Tapas y Quesos

    Does cheese dishes, ham dishes, tapas, menu del dia, etc. Very popular with locals.

    Menu del dia €13.60 (Sept 2020). Tapas for €2.60-3.40 (Oct 2021)

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    El Rinconcillo

    The oldest tavern around, try the Espinacas con Garbanzos (spinach with chickpeas) and Salmorejo, while watching the witty bartenders running around and writing your bill on the bar in front of you with, get this, chalk.

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    Habanita

    In the centre of the city. Quiet open air restaurant with a very good selection of vegetarian and vegan foods.

  7. Eat

    Los Coloniales

    This tapas place is cozy and has only a few tables. Go there early to put your name on the board to get a table, then head inside for a couple of beers. Portions are large and food is very very good. Nice homemade desserts, too.

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    Naturalmente

    Breakfast and lunch every day, with early dinner two nights a week - handy if you want to eat earlier than typical Spanish dining hours. The menu has a wide choice of breakfast "toasts", fruit and yoghurt bowls, cakes and pastries in the morning, changing to a range of lunch and dinner plates for lunch and dinner. There is a reasonable choice of vegan or vegetarian dishes, and overall the food is lighter than traditional Sevillian cuisine. The fruit juices are particularly tasty.

    Sun-Thu 09:00-16:00, Fri Sat 19:00-22:00€5-10 per dish

  9. Eat

    Restaurante Fez

    Maroccan cuisine. Since you need a break from tapas. There are lots of other places serving Arabic food.

  10. Eat

    Jaylu

    López de Gómara, 19

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Seville (CC BY-SA 4.0).