Virgin Coffee — La Encarnación ○ ’26
A hole-in-the-wall near Las Setas with the best specialty coffee in town.
A Small Guide to Seville
Sevilla
Curated by André.
15 places in this guide.
Coffee 1 place
Eat 5 places
Sal Gorda — Centro ○ ’26
Modern tapas with real attention, downtown. There is a Cathedral location too.
La Azotea — Centro ○ ’26
Tapas and seafood with a great bar looking out at the street.
Eslava — San Lorenzo ○ ’26
One of the best tapas tables in Seville — and one of the priciest.
Dos de Mayo — Centro ○ ’26
Affordable tapas, open all day. The everyday Seville that holds up.
Cañabota — Centro ○ ’26
High-class seafood. Where the city takes the catch seriously.
Drink 5 places
El Rinconcillo — Centro ◎ ’26
The oldest bar in Spain. Jamón, a glass of sherry, and centuries in the room.
Casa Morales — Centro ○ ’26
An essential sherry spot. Order the montaditos.
Vinería San Telmo — Santa Cruz ○ ’26
A great sherry selection in the old quarter.
Bar Las Teresas — Santa Cruz ○ ’26
A Seville classic: tapas, sherry, and the proper old decoration.
Lama la Uva — Centro ○ ’26
A local wine shop with good bottles. Come for the wine, not the tapas.
Architecture 3 places
Real Alcázar — Santa Cruz ◎ ’26
A royal palace where Arabic and Christian worlds meet. The city, concentrated.
Las Setas — La Encarnación ○ ’26
Metropol Parasol — the world’s largest wooden structure, hovering over the old center.
Seville Cathedral — Santa Cruz ○ ’26
An imposing UNESCO World Heritage site. Scale as devotion.
Walk 1 place
Triana — Triana ○ ’26
A lively quarter across the river, with the best sunset in town.