Located in the heart of Seville, Los Corales offers a modern take on classic Andalusian cuisine. Los Corales first opened its doors in 1938 and since then has been serving some of the best dishes you can find in the city. They use only local seasonal ingredients to prepare their dishes, many of which are finished at the table.
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Los Corales is located in the heart of Seville’s old quarter. The restaurant is within walking distance of the Cathedral of Seville and the famous Giralda. The Alcazar is also relatively nearby the restaurant.
The restaurant serves a wide variety of Mediterranean and Andalusian dishes with a modern twist.
Los Corales is a great option if you are looking for something that feels traditional and fancy at the same time. A great place for a romantic diner for two
Los Corales is pricey. The food is excellent but maybe save Los Corales for a last diner of for a special occasion.
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