In recent years, European countries have been popular among Chinese people, and many people travel to Spain. When it comes to the best places to eat in Spain, the charming Seville is definitely one of them. Not only is this place incredibly beautiful, it’s also incredibly delicious. Now I will introduce to you the food in Seville, Spain, I hope it will be helpful to you.
As the capital of Andalusia, Seville is also the epitome of southern Spanish cuisine. There are almost all restaurants open in the streets and alleys, and they all look prosperous and bustling, so it’s easy to get dazzled.
How can you enjoy the most authentic food in Seville?
My secret is: small restaurants! Small restaurants! Small restaurants! Because they are what this place is about The most urban, authentic, and soulful part of the city.
All the following recommendations are based on my hard-working and hard-working experience in Seville over the past few years. After reading this article, you can eat all the restaurants in Seville!
Eslava
This restaurant has always been very popular, and several tapas have been in the authoritative food competition. Won awards.
There is actually sweet and sour pork ribs here. I began to wonder if there was a chef from Suzhou or Shanghai hiding in the back kitchen. After asking the waiter at the store, I found out that it has always had the same flavor in the 30 years since it opened. This is also a local home-made recipe in Seville, a specialty dish of every mom in the house.
Recommended dishes: Omelette with porcini mushrooms and cheese ice cream balls
Address: Eslava, 3, 41002, Seville
Tel: 34 954 90 65 68
Business hours: 12:30 - 00:00 (closed on Mondays, only lunch is provided on Sundays)
Knock on the blackboard: It’s hard to find a seat during dinner time, so remember to go early , otherwise you just wait slowly.
Mama Bistro
This restaurant is located on the food street facing the Giralda Tower of Seville Cathedral, specializing in Fusion dishes. Even I, a traditionalist, have to give thumbs up to the chef. Fusion is quite good! If you are determined to try new Spanish cuisine, you will not be disappointed here.
Recommended dishes: Coconut milk cod, raw shrimp Risotto, lavender pudding
Address: Calle Mateos Gago, 9B, 41004 Seville
Telephone : 34 954 22 73 09
Business hours: 13:00 - 15:30 | 20:00 - 23:30 (closed on Tuesdays, only dinner on Wednesdays)
Knock on the blackboard: Remember to book. Came here without a reservation and left with an empty stomach. We didn't eat until the second night.
Papirusa
This restaurant is located next to the Seville Bullring. The owner has an obsessive-compulsive attitude towards the quality of the ingredients. For example, the ham will come from Salamanca, the steak will come from San Sebastian, and the tuna will come from Cadiz... and they are all companies that supply ingredients to Michelin restaurants.
The ham here is not only of good quality, but also of excellent knife skills. It is cut so thin that it melts in your mouth. The artichoke meatballs are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. When you take a bite, they are filled with shrimp fillings! There is also a kind of squid meatballs that are also particularly delicious. The signature dish here is Galician octopus: the octopus and octopus juice are placed in a bag and cooked at low temperature to preserve the original and delicious flavor as much as possible.
Address: Calle Antonia Díaz, 9, 41001 Seville
Phone: 34 954 22 53 85
Opening hours: 12:00 - 00: 00
Bodeguita Antonio Romero Reyes
This restaurant is also next to the bullring. My favorite is the "drunkard sandwich" here. Pan-fried tenderloin and bacon, sandwiched in crispy, palm-sized mini bread, and smeared with thick Alioli sauce, delicious! Delicious! Delicious!
Don’t order the ham. Yes! Even though the plate was held upright at 90 degrees, the ham still stayed in place, as if showing what a good ham should look like. But! I ate it twice, and the cuts were thicker each time! You know, the cut of the ham will directly determine the taste.
Address: Calle Antonia Díaz, 5, 41001 Seville
Phone: 34 954 22 14 55
Opening hours: 12:00 - 00: 00 (Closed on Mondays)
Bodega Santa Cruz
This has the most homely and common Seville food. The seats are always packed, and even for a seat at the bar, you have to wait patiently before you can squeeze in.
When you come here for the first time and you don’t know how to order, just point to the food on the plate of the diner next to you that you have already noticed and say to the waiter: Give me the same thing. The waiter will follow the age-old tradition of writing your bill directly on the table.
In the noisy Andalusian night, the chatter and heartfelt laughter of the people around you are also the most attractive thing here. When you walk out of the restaurant after eating, you will often meet young people playing the piano, dancing and entertaining themselves. In a trance, it seemed as if I had become a Sevillan.
Recommended dishes: wine-flavored tenderloin, specialty minced meat burger, and honey-fried eggplant.
Address: Calle Rodrigo Caro, 1A, 41004 Seville
Phone: 34 954 21 16 94
Opening hours: 08:00 - 00: 00
Casa Robles
The tables in this restaurant are placed on the narrow alley. When you are eating, there are always pedestrians passing by, but you will not feel it at all. Noisy, but feel very comfortable and leisurely.
I have tried the seafood tempura here, which uses the freshest seafood. I also had fried porcini mushrooms with minced garlic. It was late autumn and all kinds of mushrooms were in season. If you want to eat rice, you can also order the paella from the restaurant next door, which is quick and delicious!
Address: Calle ?lvarez Quintero, 58, 41004 Seville
Telephone: 34 954 21 31 50
Business hours: 12:00 - 01:00
La Campana
This time-honored restaurant is famous in Seville The status in their hearts is equivalent to Daoxiang Village in the hearts of Beijingers and Wangjia Sha Bar in the hearts of Shanghainese. Many Sevillans often come here to drink coffee, eat desserts, or just pack a box of snacks to take home.
This store is located on Seville’s famous shopping street, Snake Street. It is very suitable for taking a rest after being tired from shopping. The egg yolk mango roll is surprisingly delicious, not too sweet, and has a sandy texture. It would be even better if paired with a glass of Café Solo.
Address: Calle Sierpes, 1-3, 41004 Seville
Phone: 34 954 22 35 70
Opening hours: 08:00 - 00 ：00
Amorino
Amorino = "tiny love".
There is no ice cream here that is not delicious! Pistachios and dark chocolate are the highlights, and the fruit series such as figs, mangoes, limes, and coconuts are also quite sweet and pure. I like the ice cream flowers here the most, and you can also put a macaron on it!
This is also a good place for brunch or afternoon tea. Warm waffles and mellow chocolate ice cream are a perfect pairing. Anyway, everything related to chocolate in his house is so delicious that it makes no sense.
Address: Calle Granada, 2, 41001 Seville
Phone: 34 954 22 74 28
Opening hours: 10:30 - 00:00
La Brunilda Tapas
This restaurant is so delicious that countless people are willing to queue up - but this is the only way.
The blue door here is beautiful and conspicuous. Many people will pose in front of the door and take a few selfies, and time will naturally pass quickly.
It can be said that every dish is good and cost-effective.
Recommended dishes: Pan-fried scallops with sausage, tuna CousCous, grilled foie gras with red wine and pears
Address: Calle Galera, 5, 41002 Seville
Phone: 34 954 22 04 81
Business hours: 13:00 - 16:00 | 20:30 - 23:30 (Closed on Mondays, only lunch on Sundays)
Mechela Restaurante
One day I came out of the Seville Museum of Fine Arts with a hungry stomach and met it as soon as I turned a corner. I think it is very similar to the "late night canteen" in Seville, not because it is open until late, but because it exudes unique warmth and deliciousness.
In the semi-open kitchen, you can see the chefs cooking delicious food attentively. They incorporate avant-garde style into traditional Spanish dishes. The ingredients are exquisite, the production is careful, and the price is affordable!
It is especially suitable to have a meal here after visiting the museum, which will achieve a double harvest of spirit and stomach. Recommended dishes: prawn, fish roe and cashew nut soup, squid ink paella, Iberian risotto.
Address: Calle Bailén, 34, 41001 Seville
Phone: 34 955 28 94 93
Business hours: 13:45-16:00 , 20:30-23:30 (closed on Monday noon and Sunday night)
Bar Espa?a
Come out of Plaza Espa?a, cross the road, and enter quickly Oriza, a restaurant with both delicious food and environment, has always had a good reputation among Seville people.
But what I want to recommend here is a fashionable little restaurant hidden in Oriza. The tapas here are exquisite and taste as good as dinner.
Recommended dishes: Pan-fried Iberico pork chop, grilled scallops, fried cod balls.
If you like raw beef, don’t miss the beef tartare here!
Address: Calle San Fernando 41, 41004 Seville
Phone: 34 954 22 72 54
Business hours: 13:00 - 01:00
Bar Panorámico la Terraza de EME
I really like this bar on the top floor of the EME Hotel, even I The guy who started dozing off as soon as ten o'clock passed was more than willing to come up and have a drink. Why? Because Seville Cathedral is just around the corner!
It is completely different at night and during the day, just like everyone has two sides, and one side is in the eyes of most people The other side of you is the you in your own heart. Here, have a drink to the Seville Cathedral!
Address: Calle Alemanes, 27, EME Catedral Hotel, Seville
Phone: 34 954 56 00 00
Knock on the blackboard: If you have a camera, put it in your bag first, otherwise the front desk on the first floor will "forcibly" keep it for you.
Hotel Alfonso XIII
Hotel Alfonso XIII is just like the beauty of Andalusia, charming and charming. It can be said to be the most unique in Spain. One of the hotels. Even if you don't plan to stay here, you should choose a leisurely afternoon and drink a cup of coffee on the large patio here. Your trip will definitely be worthwhile.
Address: Calle San Fernando, 2, 41004, Seville
Phone: 34 954 91 70 00
Patio San Eloy Restaurant
This is a unique restaurant full of Andalusian style. It has beautiful steps that serve as both a table and a chair. Go to the bar and order delicious food, bring it to you, and sit down on the steps to eat. No matter what you eat, you will have the wonderful illusion of dining in Plaza de Espa?a.
Recommended dishes: Olive oil seafood salad, boiled shrimp, large platter
Address: Calle San Eloy, 9, 41001 Seville
Tel: 34 954 50 10 70
Business hours: 12:00 - 16:30 | 19:00-23:30 (open until 00:00 on Friday and Saturday nights)