BEST RESTAURANTS in Seville
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Seville is Spain’s 4th largest city and as such has a huge selection of places to eat. You can definitely eat very well in the city and visiting one of its best restaurants is one of our favorite things to do in Seville.
But you need to know where to go – otherwise you might end up eating fried fish & seafood the whole time in a bar packed with foreigners. Our selection below is full of restaurants & bars that serve high quality food at reasonable prices. Check them out – you won’t be disappointed.
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Palo Cortao offers a wide selection of elaborate and imaginative tapas – great quality for a reasonable price. If you want to try sherry, then this is the place to do it since they have over 80 sherries to choose from. There is a relaxed atmosphere with a beautiful contemporary interior.
Located just around the corner from the Metropol Parasol (Las Setas), this place can get pretty busy. You might need to call ahead for a reservation. It’s one of our personal favorites and for sure one of the best restaurants in Seville.
Address: Calle Mercedes de Velilla 4
A stylish modern restaurant in Seville’s old town featuring a very special fusion of Basque, Asian and Latin cuisine. They offer very elaborate dishes using high-quality ingredients.
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Ask the waiter about the dishes of the day – these “out of the menu” options are always worth trying! It's another one of our personal favorites.
Address: Calle Albareda 22
Salsamento offers a unique contemporary take on the traditional corner shop, called an “abacería” in Seville. On sale is a nice selection of curated groceries for all budgets, while the bar offers local dishes with an innovative touch.
At Salsamento, they only use high quality produce, mainly from Andalusia but also other parts of Spain and Portugal.
Address: Calle Jerónimo Hernández 19
Cervecería Maquila features a great selection of beers, both local and foreign and they even brew their own – called SON. There are usually six beers on tap – that rotate constantly – as well as a comprehensive menu of beers by the bottle.
The food is superb and each dish always has an original touch. It’s another one of the best restaurants in Seville.
Address: Calle Delgado 4
Vida Loca is a modern establishment with a stylish industrial décor that makes it stand out. The warehouse vibe is warmed by the friendly and professional staff.
But the most important part of any restaurant is the food. And Vida Loca does not disappoint. Their dishes are a good example of traditional Andalusian cuisine with a creative twist that highlights the top quality of their ingredients.
Usually there are also daily specials that change depending on the produce that’s in season. The portions are generous and the prices are definitely great for what you get.
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In March 2021 Vida Loca was awarded for the second consecutive year in the Gurmé Awards (Seville’s most important gastronomic awards) in the category of Best Creative Bar Cuisine.
For all of these reasons Vida Loca has made it to our top 5 restaurants in Seville.
Address: Calle Relator 56a
ConTenedor serves creative cuisine with an interesting combination of fresh ingredients. Their signature dish is duck with crispy rice and it will make your mouth water. Make sure you save room for desserts as well!
The restaurant has friendly and impeccable service. It is a little bit more on the expensive side for Seville but it is still quite reasonable when you consider the quality that you are getting. We recommend making a reservation in advance.
Address: Calle San Luis 50
Sal Gorda offers modern Spanish cuisine in the very city center, halfway between the Seville Cathedral and the Metropol Parasol. In addition to all of the creative dishes in the menu, every week they have new specials that are worth trying.
If you are looking for delicious food, at an awesome location and with great prices, then you can’t go wrong with Sal Gorda.
Address: Calle Alcaicería de la Loza 23
Located in the colorful neighborhood of Triana, Restaurante Los Cuevas offers classic Andalusian cuisine in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
At first glance, the food may appear basic, but what it lacks in frills it makes up in its authenticity and flavor. The restaurant is particularly known for its delicious homemade stews. The fried eggplant is also one of the locals’ favorites.
Address: Calle Virgen de las Huertas 1
Open since 1904, this classic establishment features some unique traditional décor (walls covered in tiles advertising Sherry brands). It offers great montaditos (sandwiches), tapas and raciones.
However, the star at Bar El Comercio is the “chocolate con churros.” Although not the cheapest in Sevilla (5€), it is probably the best and definitely worth it.
Address: Calle Lineros 9
Puratasca offers a unique interpretation of many Andalusian classics, as well as dishes with Asian and Peruvian influence. The artful plate arrangements complement perfectly their imaginative modern cuisine.
Puratasca features a large selection of tapas and seasonal gourmet dishes. One of the all time favorites is the arroz meloso de setas y trufa (mushrooms and truffle risotto).
If you are looking for a place to eat while in Triana, make sure to stop at Puratasca.
Address: Calle Numancia 5
La Brunilda has some really great dishes that are cooked to perfection. There is a lot of choice on the menu and all at a reasonable price. Although it is one of the best restaurants in Seville, it does have a drawback – getting a table!
The place is always super busy but they do take reservations, so make sure to call ahead or book a table on their website. However, if you don’t have a reservation and can’t get a table, you can check out Zelai which is close by.
Address: Calle Galera 5
Located right next to the cathedral, this traditional establishment is popular among both visitors and locals. Apart from a great selection of tapas, their speciality and must-try is a local orange wine.
Address: Calle Mateos Gago 22
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