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Best Restaurants in Seville
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Our team of local experts has hand-picked the best restaurants in Seville. You will find the best restaurants and places to eat in Seville Spain, suitable for all different budgets. Enjoy local gastronomy!
Best restaurants in Seville
Our Top 3 Restaurants in Seville Near La Giralda
Restaurante La Casapuerta
Casapuerta offers a modern Andalusian dining experience in the heart of Seville. The restaurant itself is attractive, cozy and inviting. The menu includes a variety of traditional Sevillano dishes, with a slightly updated look and taste. A great option if you are in the area.
Near La Giralda
9/10
Repetto
Right in the center of town, on San Pablo street we find Repetto. They serve traditional homemade Andalusian dishes, with their own personal touch, meant to be shared with friends or family. As an added bonus, they also feature a top-notch cocktail bar and a gourmet store if you want to bring anything home with you.
Near La Giralda
9/10
Los Corales restaurant in Seville – Excellent Modern Andalusian Cuisine
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.
Near La Giralda
9.1/10
Best Restaurants in Seville
Mirador San Fernando – Great authentic Andalusian eatery in the center of Seville
The restaurant is located just outside the city center, but if you venture out that way, this is a great place to enjoy a meal.
The menú is very traditional as is the restaurant itself. The recipes are simple and straight-forward but the result is outstanding.
9/10
Location of Mirador San Fernando
Mirador San Fernando is located in the center of the city of Seville, near many of the cities main attractions. It is nearest to the University of Seville and the Real Alcazar of Seville. It is also within walking distance of the famous Plaza de España. If you are anywhere in the area, Mirador San Fernando is a great option.
Menu of Mirador San Fernando
Mirador San Fernando offers an excellent blend of traditional and modern Andalusian cuisine. You can find everything from simple yet delicious steaks to more elaborate and elegant dishes like orange salmon with onion confit.
If you are in the area of the Alcazar, and you are looking for a great place to eat, San Fernando is a great option.
Value for money – Mirador San Fernando
The restaurant offers great value. The restaurant is elegant and authentic and with an average price of 25€ per person, you get a lot of bang for your buck.
Fusión & Tradición- Seville
Fusión & Tradición offers just that: fusion and tradition. This cute and cozy little eatery is located in the center of Seville serves some delicious home cooking in a laid back and relaxing setting. The food is typical Andalusian with a twist, and the restaurant is the type of place where you sit down to eat and loose track of time. A great choice for a quiet romantic meal.
9/10
Location of Fusión & Tradición
The restaurant is located in the heart of Seville’s old quarter, near most of the cities main attractions. The Basilica of Jesus del Gran Poder is the closest landmark but Seville’s famous amusement park Isla Mágica is also within walking distance, as is the gorgeous Seville Fine arts Museum.
Menu of Fusión & Tradición
The menu and the ambiance are informal and relaxed. It is a great place to get a taste of traditional Sevillano tapas and vibe in a modern setting. The menu features a mix of Morrocan and Andalusian traditional tapas and dishes created with modern sensibilities.
The restaurant also offers a more than decent wine menu, that is worth indulging in.
Value for money – Fusión & Tradición
The food is appropriately priced. There are cheaper options in the city, but the quality is hard to beat. If you are looking for a trendy place to enjoy some tapas, you cant go wrong with Fusión & Tradición.
Hedonia Tapas & Brasas in Seville
Hedonia is located in the heart of Seville and serves up some of the best tapas in the city as well as some of the tastiest steaks you can find. The restaurant is sleek and modern, perfect for a meal with friends or a romantic dinner for 2.
Located in the Nervion district, at Hedonia you will be able to select half dishes to ensure you can try out more things from their menu. This is one of the places in Seville for octopus as well!
9/10
Location of Hedonia Tapas & Brasas
Hedonia is located in one of Seville’s coolest neighborhoods, Nervión. The restaurant is right next to the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan soccer stadium of Seville FC, and very close to the spectacular Alcazar of Seville and the famous Plaza de España.
Menu of Hedonia Tapas & Brasas
The restaurant serves traditional Mediterranean tapas and features an impressive grill that churns out some of the best steaks in the city.
Hedonia is sleek and modern and their menu reflects that, offering modern Mediterranean cuisine.
Value for money – Hedonia Tapas & Brasas
Hedonia is a great option if you are looking to enjoy upscale dining with a modern twist.
Cinco Jotas – Arfe- restaurant in Seville
The 5 Jotas is a very good choice to enjoy tapas in Seville. The restaurant has an excellent location, near many hotels and some of the top attractions in Seville.
At 5 jotas you can decide to eat tapas and raciones (tapas served as a dish ) but you can also opt for more formal options in the menu. One very good thing is the possibility to ask for half raciones.
This is a safe bet to enjoy tapas and more formal options at reasonable prices in an excellent location: 5 minutes walk from the Giralda or the Maestranza bullfighting ring.
9/10
Food and dishes
Cinco Jotas is one of the top makers of Iberico ham in Spain, and this is their restaurant in the heart of Seville. The restaurant is warm, inviting and beautifully decorated. The menu includes, of course, a selection of Iberico charcuterie, and a wide variety of classic Andalusian dishes like salmorejo, gazpacho, grilled vegetables, pescaito frito, ox tail, baby squid…
Portions are rather large, so watch out when you order to avoid too much food on your table!
If there is one single thing to try at this restaurant this is iberico ham. This is the place for Jamón if you want to try top quality!
Service
Friendly and accomodating staff that will make you feel at ease. Food is normally served fast, so not long waiting times at Cinco Jotas in Seville
Cabo Roche restaurant in Seville
Cabo Roche is as traditionally Sevillano as it gets. From the decor to the menu, this eatery in the center of the city is as typical as you will find. The menu features simple, straightforward forward and delicious dishes from the Andalusian cookbook. If you are in the area and want to enjoy a typical Sevillano dining experience, this is a great option.
9.1/10
Location of Cabo Roche
Cabo Roche is an elegant and traditional eatery located near the impressive Alcazar of Seville and the legendary Plaza de España.
Menu of Cabo Roche
The restaurant serves traditional Mediterranean dishes, specializing in classic Andalusian cuisine.
Seville is the capital of Andalusia and is one of the region’s most important culinary hubs. You can’t go wrong with some classic Andalusian cooking while you are in the city.
Value for money – Cabo Roche
Cabo Roche is a great option if you are looking for an elegant Andalusian restaurant in the center of town. It isn’t the most inexpensive restaurant you can find, but for the quality and the ambiance, it is a wonderful option.
Velella Restaurant – great value option in Seville
A bit down the road towards Torremolinos we find Veroda, which offers some really tasty food at a very good price. Veroda something of a local favorite.
The food is abundant and very fairly priced for the quality. It´s not the most typical Spanish eatery you will find (the menu includes burgers and quesadillas), but patrons rarely leave disappointed.
9.1/10
Location of Velella
Velella is just outside of Seville’s old quarter, just across the Triana bridge. This traditional Andalusian tavern is right across the river from the famous Maestranza bullfighting ring. If you are staying in Seville’s old town, Velella is a bit out of the way, but it may be worth your time to check it out.
Menu of Velella
The restaurant is a traditional Andalusian tavern, which means you will find all sorts of cñassic tapas and raciones. Everything from croquettes and “huevos rotos” to grilled octopus and scallops. Velella only uses the freshest ingredients to create their delicious, homemade, no-nonsense dishes.
Velella is a family restaurant that is immediately palpable in the ambiance and laid-back nature of the establishment.
Value for money – Velella
Velella is one of the better “bang for your buck” restaurants in the center of Seville. If you are in the mood for tapas and for a taste of traditional Andalusian cuisine, Velella is a good option.
Trashumante restaurant in Seville
Transhumante is one of the best new restaurants to open in Seville in recent years. The interior is modern and beautifully decorated with a slightly industrial style. The menu is equal parts traditional and innovative, offering updated versions of southern Spanish cuisine. To top it all off, they offer a wide variety of wines to choose from that will make your meal all the more special.
This restaurant is visited by locals. Tourists are not often found, aside for those that seek a quality place to enjoy lunch or dinner after or before a visit to La Macarena basilica.
This is also a very good option for mid-sized groups and overall a place where you can expect high-quality ingredients, a pleasant atmosphere, and service as well as some interesting dishes. Meat lovers will be happy at Trashumante!
9.1/10
Style of this restaurant
Spanish gastronomy derives from a very complex history and the influence of many cultures, but also a very diverse landscape. There are very large differences from region to region and despite Spanish gastronomy is meant to be “Mediterranean”, local dishes are to be found in each region or province. There are some very famous “national dishes” like paella or fideua from Valencia, cocido from Madrid, Gazpacho from Andalusia, Pan amb tomato from Catalonia, pintos from Basque country, octopus from Galicia and the list goes on and on… A restaurant offering traditional Spanish gastronomy may opt in its menu to offer a selection of some of these dishes.
Fluvial- excellent elegant tapas in the heart of Seville
Chef Fran Rodríguez is the creator of this elegant eatery in the heart of Seville. The restaurant is sleek and elegant with white marble floors and black leather chairs. The food is modern and innovative, as attractive visually as it is to the taste. The menu changes depending on the time of year, since chef Rodriguez only uses fresh seasonal ingredients. Fluvial also features an excellent cocktail bar that will take the whole experience to the next level.
9.1/10
Location of Fluvial
Fluvial is located in Seville’s old quarter, meters from the Alfonso XIII canal. It is also very close to the cities legendary bullfighting ring, the Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla.
Menu of Fluvial
Fluvial’s menu consists of a variety of Mediterranean dishes, that have been updated and modernized. Both the quality of ingredients and the presentation at Fluvial are top-notch.
Fluvial is a great option if you are looking to enjoy tapas in a more elegant setting.
Value for money – Fluvial
Fluvial offers excellent value for a taking into consideration the wonderful location and the elegant surroundings. As romantic restaurants go in Seville, Fluvial offers a lot of bang for your buck.
Decuchareo 28 in Seville
Decuchareo 28 is a small Bistrot-style eatery not too far from the center of Seville, but far from the hottest spots and tourist traps. The name of the restaurant describes best what you can expect here: Cuchara means spoon and in Spanish we refer to “comer de cuchara” when we eat healthily, traditional food, like the one served at home.
This is a family-owned restaurant where locals go. It is not a luxurious restaurant, not a trap for tourists. You can almost feel as if you were at home. Service is pleasant, dishes of generous size and specializes and serves delicious homemade Andalusian classics that never disappoint. The restaurant is small and unassuming. You probably wouldn’t guess that the food is as good as it is just by looking at the place. The dishes are made with care and the freshest ingredients available. As an added bonus the service is friendly and efficient. One of the more pleasantly surprising dining experiences you can have in Seville if you dare to leave the most touristic areas.
Do not expect a sophisticated menu, but rather Spanish and Andalusian traditional dishes with minor innovations that can even be surprising in some of the dishes.
9.1/10
San Fernando Alfonso XIII – excellent romantic restaurant in the heart of Seville
The San Fernando Alfonso XII, in which the San Fernando restaurant is housed, is worth visiting on its own. The hotel opened its doors in 1928 and it’s one of the most beautiful buildings in all of Seville. Then there’s San Fernando restaurant, which is as delicious as the Hotel is beautiful. The restaurant specializes in traditional Andalusian cooking. Everything about the experience is elegant, the decor, the presentation, the food, etc. it’s the perfect place for a romantic, candlelit dinner for two.
9.1/10
Location of San Fernando
The San Fernando restaurant is located inside of the Alfonso XIII hotel, a historic hotel that opened its doors in 1928. The restaurant and the hotel are located right in the center of Seville’s old quarter.
Menu of San Fernando
The restaurant serves traditional Mediterranean dishes in their most elegant form. You will find a variety of classic Andalusian delicacies made with the highest quality ingredients available.
Value for money – San Fernando
San Fernando is one of the best options in the city if you are looking for an elegant, classic Andalusian eatery. You will pay for the amazing ambiance, but it is worth every penny.
Peko Peko Tapas restaurant in Seville
Peko Peko is one of the most popular places in Sevilla for tapas for a reason. Located in the heart of the Santa Cruz neighborhood, Peko Peko serves Andalusian / Peruvian fusion tapas. They feature some of the classic tapas you would expect in a Sevillano tapas bar and a few you might not ceviche, Peruvian noodles, yucka… They feature a top-notch wine menu as well, to choose the perfect bottle to pair with your meal. The restaurant is cozy and inviting and even has a small outdoor terrace if you would like to enjoy your meal.
You will also be able to enjoy south American-style cocktails (piscos) but don´t worry, in case you fancy and feel like for a sangria night, you will also be able to enjoy it!
Overall quality is good and the restaurant offers good value for money in the area of Santa Cruz.
Service is fast and professional. They have tables on the terrace (the restaurant is located in a small, rather intimate alley).
9.1/10
Hops and Dreams in Seville
Hops and dreams is a cozy laid back establishment dedicated to craft beer in the heart of Seville. The interior is bright well decorated and inviting. The main attraction is, of course, the beer, but the food is top-notch as well. An assortment of homemade bar food’s that is exactly what you want with a beer in hand and good company.
9.2/10
Style of this restaurant
Spanish gastronomy derives from a very complex history and the influence of many cultures, but also a very diverse landscape. There are very large differences from region to region and despite Spanish gastronomy is meant to be “Mediterranean”, local dishes are to be found in each region or province. There are some very famous “national dishes” like paella or fideua from Valencia, cocido from Madrid, Gazpacho from Andalusia, Pan amb tomato from Catalonia, pintos from Basque country, octopus from Galicia and the list goes on and on… A restaurant offering traditional Spanish gastronomy may opt in its menu to offer a selection of some of these dishes.
Maria Luisa restaurant in Seville
María Luisa’s gastronomy aims to highlight the Andalusian gastronomic culture, using only the highest quality local products. Maria Luisa, located inside the trendy Mercer hotel in the heart of Seville, offers traditional recipes, made with innovative techniques and sensibilities. The menu is contemporary and original, the restaurant is elegant and sophisticated. To this add the amazing wine menu and you have an excellent gastronomic experience to be shared. Also, if you need to find somewhere to have breakfast, there are few places better in the city, if any.
9.2/10
Style of this restaurant
Spanish gastronomy derives from a very complex history and the influence of many cultures, but also a very diverse landscape. There are very large differences from region to region and despite Spanish gastronomy is meant to be “Mediterranean”, local dishes are to be found in each region or province. There are some very famous “national dishes” like paella or fideua from Valencia, cocido from Madrid, Gazpacho from Andalusia, Pan amb tomato from Catalonia, pintos from Basque country, octopus from Galicia and the list goes on and on… A restaurant offering traditional spanish gastronomy may opt in its menu to offer a selection of some of these dishes.
Cuna 2 – Baco- Seville
Baco is located a few meters from the cathedral of Seville and is one of the tops restaurants in the city. The specialty at Baco is Cod, which they serve in many different ways, but there really isn’t anything that isn’t worth a taste on their menu. The restaurant is equal parts elegant and traditional. The food, the location, and the ambiance make Baco one of the best all-around dining experiences you can have in Seville.
9.1/10
Style of this restaurant
Top pick are among our best options in the city due to the quality of their menu, but also friendliness of staff and excellent value for money
Los Rincones del Marqués restaurant Hotel Palacio de Villapanés in Seville
La Taberna de Cervantes is a truly authentic Andalusian tapas Bar, right in the heart of Málaga, that is well worth your while to try.
La Taberna de Cervantes is one of 4 restaurants run by owners Gabriel and Romina.
This tavern is beautifully decorated in the typical Andalusian style.
Here you will find typical Andalusian tapas and “raciones” meant to be shared with friends, a glass of wine in hand.
9.2/10
Sacamuelas restaurant in Seville
Sacamuelas is a small, cozy eatery in the center of Seville. They serve a variety of traditional homemade Andalusian dishes. The dining area is quaint and inviting, with small wooden tables. The food is all made with exceptional ingredients and exceptional care as well. The result is a collection of delicious Andalusian classics dishes to be enjoyed in a laid back and intimate setting.
9.2/10
Style of this restaurant
Spanish gastronomy derives from a very complex history and the influence of many cultures, but also a very diverse landscape. There are very large differences from region to region and despite Spanish gastronomy is meant to be “Mediterranean”, local dishes are to be found in each region or province. There are some very famous “national dishes” like paella or fideua from Valencia, cocido from Madrid, Gazpacho from Andalusia, Pan amb tomato from Catalonia, pintos from Basque country, octopus from Galicia and the list goes on and on… A restaurant offering traditional spanish gastronomy may opt in its menu to offer a selection of some of these dishes.
Palo Cortao restaurant in Seville
Palo Cortao opened its doors in 2016 as a small bar, that specialized in Sherry Wines and offered a few creative versions of classic Andalusian tapas. As the grew in popularity, so did their menu. Palo Cortado is run by a couple: Chef Ángel Rodríguez and enologist Ana Hergueta. The menu is designed to be shared and changes with the seasons to incorporate the freshest and tastiest ingredients. If to all this you add the amazing wine selection (especially those from Jeréz) you get an amazing dining experience in the heart of Seville.
9.4/10
Style of this restaurant
Spanish gastronomy derives from a very complex history and the influence of many cultures, but also a very diverse landscape. There are very large differences from region to region and despite Spanish gastronomy is meant to be “Mediterranean”, local dishes are to be found in each region or province. There are some very famous “national dishes” like paella or fideua from Valencia, cocido from Madrid, Gazpacho from Andalusia, Pan amb tomato from Catalonia, pintos from Basque country, octopus from Galicia and the list goes on and on… A restaurant offering traditional spanish gastronomy may opt in its menu to offer a selection of some of these dishes.
Bodegón restaurant in Seville
Bodegón offers top-notch, traditional Andalusian classics, near the city center. Bodegón is slightly south of Seville’s city center. They serve delicious homemade, traditional Andalusian dishes that are both elegantly presented and plentiful in quantity. The restaurant ins minimalist and elegant, with dim lighting. If you are in the area, this is a great option.
9.3/10
Style of this restaurant
Spanish gastronomy derives from a very complex history and the influence of many cultures, but also a very diverse landscape. There are very large differences from region to region and despite Spanish gastronomy is meant to be “Mediterranean”, local dishes are to be found in each region or province. There are some very famous “national dishes” like paella or fideua from Valencia, cocido from Madrid, Gazpacho from Andalusia, Pan amb tomato from Catalonia, pintos from Basque country, octopus from Galicia and the list goes on and on… A restaurant offering traditional spanish gastronomy may opt in its menu to offer a selection of some of these dishes.
Vega 10 restaurant in Seville
This restaurant is a small, Bistrot style eatery, that, as the name indicates, is designed around wine.
Both the menu and the restaurant itself were created with wine in mind.
The dishes are typical Spanish classics made meticulously and beautifully presented.
The biggest drawback is that PX is about 20 minutes outside of Malaga.
So if you are in the area or up for the trek, PX is a great option.
9.3/10
Mareaviva restaurant in Seville
Mareaviva is an exciting new restaurant in Seville, specializing in beautifully crafted seafood dishes. The restaurant is modern, dimly lit and well decorated with a wide-open dining area. The food is a collection of traditional southern Spanish classics, with their own personal touch. The dishes are meticulously prepared and presented. A great place for modern Spanish cuisine in the heart o Seville.
9.7/10
Location of Mareaviva
Mareaviva is located in the heart of Seville’s old quarter. It is near most of the cities main attractions, but it is right next to Seville FC’s stadium, the famous Ramon Snachez-Pijuán.
Menu of Mareaviva
The restaurant specializes in Mediterranean seafood dishes. They offer the freshest seafood in the city and you can find everything from rice dishes to raw delicacies.
Value for money – Mareaviva
If you are looking to enjoy a great seafood diner in Seville, Mareaviva is an excellent choice. The menu is very fairly priced considering the quality of the food and the beautiful setting.
Ispal - Seville
ISPAL is the latest project put forth by the La Raza restaurant group which has been at the top of the culinary world in Seville since 1932. Located in the heart of Seville, ISPAL is a restaurant dedicated 100% to traditional Sevillian cuisine, recovering long-forgotten traditional Sevillian recipes and preparing them with Avant-guard techniques. Chef Antonio Bort uses only local, fresh ingredients to bring his recipes to life. ISPAL only works with local providers from the province of Seville to source their ingredients. ISPAL is the only restaurant in the world that offers 100% Sevillian food. ISPAL also offers an extensive wine list, designed by sommelier Rafael Bellido, featuring Sevillian wine. The most AUTHENTICALLY Sevillian dining experience you will find.
9.5/10
Al Sur Bar y Tapas – Great tapas restaurant in the center of Seville
Close to the Plaza de España in Seville, in the Porvenir neighborhood, we find Al Sur Bar y Tapas, which serves seasonal, traditional Andalusian dishes. Sur Bar y Tapas takes inspiration from traditional Andalusian recipes to develop their own, slightly updated version of the classics. The restaurant itself is elegant and laid back and features an extensive wine menu. If you are in the area, it is well worth a try.
9.5/10
Location of Al Sur Bar y Tapas
Al Sur Bar y Tapas is located in the famous Porvenir neighborhood in the center of Seville. It is close to many of the cities main attractions, but it is closest to the iconic Plaza de España.
Menu of Al Sur Bar y Tapas
The restaurant serves traditional Mediterranean and Andalusian dishes. They specialize in tapas and rations that are made to share.
Tapas at Al Sur Bar y Tapas are slightly more modern than you might expect but retain all the essence of traditional Andalusian tapas. You will find everything from fresh seafood to charcuterie plates.
Value for money – Al Sur Bar y Tapas
As tapas joints go in Seville, Al Sur Bar y Tapas is on the pricier end. That being said they offer a more modern and elegant tapas experience.
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