My 8 Favorite Cafes and Restaurants in Seville, Seville, Spain
Seville is one of the most magical cities in Spain. And Spain is one of the top foodie countries in Europe. The slow-paced atmosphere, vibrant culture and fresh produce transports your palate to another planet. Whether it's the scent of the cucumber or the "bite" from the oranges, foodies flock to Southern Spain to enjoy some of the best eats in Europe.
Seville restaurants, like most of Spain, is meat and seafood heavy. However, there are plenty of vegetarian options (not so much vegan unless its a specific vegan聽establishment, but there are not too many of those in Seville so good luck) with gazpacho, grilled vegetables and croquettes being my favorite...and the fresh squeezed orange juice too.
This modest bar is my favorite in Seville. Not only does it have exquisite food for cheap prices, but the small outdoor seating area overlooks the Seville cathedral. I ordered the potato omelet, a must try in Spain, and the waiter looked at me because I ordered the plate. I "assumed" the tapas portion would be too small. Since it was over 100 degrees, I didn't eat all day so by the time 8pm rolled around, and the temperatures cooled, I was starved. The waiter handed me three slices of omelet smothered in gazpacho and sweet balsamic. We both laughed as I said, "Oh mi dios, eso es grande." ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
Seville restaurants, like most of Spain, is meat and seafood heavy. However, there are plenty of vegetarian options (not so much vegan unless its a specific vegan聽establishment, but there are not too many of those in Seville so good luck) with gazpacho, grilled vegetables and croquettes being my favorite...and the fresh squeezed orange juice too.
This modest bar is my favorite in Seville. Not only does it have exquisite food for cheap prices, but the small outdoor seating area overlooks the Seville cathedral. I ordered the potato omelet, a must try in Spain, and the waiter looked at me because I ordered the plate. I "assumed" the tapas portion would be too small. Since it was over 100 degrees, I didn't eat all day so by the time 8pm rolled around, and the temperatures cooled, I was starved. The waiter handed me three slices of omelet smothered in gazpacho and sweet balsamic. We both laughed as I said, "Oh mi dios, eso es grande." ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: My 8 Favorite Cafes and Restaurants in Seville
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Guide Location: Spain » Seville
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Elizabeth Kovar
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Universal People Bar
- Bar Citroen
- Alcaiza
- Calle Pimienta 5
- Salt and Sugar Bakery
- Naranjas de Seville
- Corral del Agua
- Levie's
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