My husband and I stopped into this little cake shop for breakfast one morning. Looked like a…read moremother-daughter team were running the place at the time, and be aware no se habla ingles. Fair prices. Yummy ham toast "with the very good olive oil." I believe they are open on Sunday (we went during the week so I can't remember their weekend hours exactly) when dining options are limited.

Yummy postres (desserts) and cafe con leche...no English spoken but very friendly staffread more

On our trip to Seville we saw this place and out of curiosity wandered in. What a great find. 2…read moreyoung ladies from the US wanted to bring the food and coffee that you only find today in elite farm to table American coffee houses to Seville. The coffee is great - organic, sourced from either single sources or a co-op. The owners were captured by Spain's use of fresh ingredients, but disappointed that they couldn't find the same coffee that they had experienced growing up. In a city full of amazing food, Torch made me break one of my standard traveling rules, never go to a place twice. And to be clear, it wasn't just the coffee. The breakfast gourmet toast was so good, we came back to grab a sandwich for lunch. If you care, they speak English and have an English menu. Don't miss this gem!!!

I generally prefer to get my lattes to stay because baristas sometimes half ass it, especially the…read moreart, if you ask for it to go. That exact situation occurred when I visited Torch Coffee Roasters. When the barista saw I was about to snap a picture, he asked me if he could redo it. I compromised. I did not get another drink because I did not want to waste the one I got. However, I agreed to take a picture of his next latte for another customer so I had a more representative example of his skills. In terms of my latte, the presentation was subpar but the substance was very good. The texture was smooth and the taste had no hint of bitterness. Torch Coffee Roasters also had the most space of the coffee shops I tried in Seville. Accordingly, definitely get the latte to stay if you are not in a rush. The latte art is excellent if you do. If you are visiting the Seville and looking for recommendations, feel free to message me through Yelp and I can share my itinerary/ recommendations, which includes my Yelp reviews. The information for an electronic copy can also be found via my Yelp profile.

Soooooo yummy! We had Yogurt bowl w Greek yogurt Fresh Fruit granola n honey!!! We are ready to…read morego back tomorrow

Loved the beautiful space and location near the cathedral…read more Delicious beverages and pastries! Ordered a bagel with bacon and egg and the egg was a bit underdone but that might be a local thing. A/C was a summer win, and the staff was friendly and accommodating of my Spanish skills

If you're an American studying living in Los Remedios, you have got to check out Cafe del Valle. I…read morelived on Virgen de Valle only a block away and found myself studying in there almost every day. The cafe is owned by two wonderful, kind-hearted brothers, Miguel and Jesus. If you introduce yourselves to them and are friendly and personal, they will be willing to do anything for you. They will take care of you, offer you special things on the menu, even help you with your Spanish. I spent hours in there hanging out. They are the nicest guys and made my Sevilla time bearable. Plus, the food is amazing. It's the closest thing to real fresh American food. The salads are great, and the mezla de zumos are really good. I usually got fresa y naranja, I think. The hierbabuena tea is delicious (similar to what you get in Morocco) and the toffee pie is delicioussssss. That and a glass of wine will do you right.

I studied in Sevilla this past semester and lived in Los Remedios. Café del Valle was a great cafe…read moreto sit and do work in. They have great coffee but what I enjoyed the most was their cakes. My friends often got the frappes or juices which were also really good. The owners are very friendly. I'd highly recommend this cafe.

Really friendly staff and great service. Has free wifi which is always a plus and the drinks and…read morefood is what can be expected from a quality chain like this.

a super cute bakery by the river with really photogenic french pastries. perfect way to spend an…read moreafternoon - grab a pastry, a cup of coffee, then chill by the river. the store doesn't have any seats or tables inside or outside, so it has to be take out only. the river bank was nearby so it was fine for me, but i guess this is a quick thing to note if you were planning on resting a bit in a bakery. when i walked i wanted to get everything because they all looked delicious and super photogenic. ended up picking the eclairs because ive had way too many hazelnut cakes this week. the filling was very smooth with a good amount of sweet without overwhelming you. the choux was soft and there's a crunchy exterior shell that compliments the desserts. there're also some nuts on the outside i think, which makes the gold brushed exterior looks a little funny in a photo. nevertheless, amazing dessert and would come back to try their other offerings.

Quaint little shop offering possibly the best eclair (caramel of course) that we've ever tried…read more Also sampled a pistachio croissant which was not only delicious but also held up over a whole morning of walking around the old town. Service was kind and delightful and the shop is such a delightful little escape right around the corner from tourist heavy spots.

This was the best coffee I've had while in Spain. It's tucked away and hard to find, but 100% worth…read morechecking out. You can tell the owner, who is pouring every cup cares a lot about what he's doing. If you're craving a great pour over or a perfect espresso while in Seville this is the place.

On a hot day in Seville, can't go wrong to cool off with a cold brewed coffee at Virgin Coffee!!…read more Seville's first micro-roaster in 2015, visiting isn't always easy. There are just a few stools outside for seating, and the shop only open six to seven hours each day - but it's worth the hassle to try the coffee maestro's next-to-perfect flat whites!

Despite looking very busy from the outside- we came into the refreshingly cool interior and were…read moreattended right away! They have menu items for those palates that want a rest from the local foods-and also serve local foods! I had an exemplary salmon brioche with poached egg and it was divine! I ordered a milhojas de nata and my partner picked at it so I never got a good pic-but it was one of those creamy, not cloyingly sweet masterpieces that melts in your mouth. We might be back, mom noticed hamburgers on the menu! Very lovely and relaxing ambiance.

Great for breakfast. Large assortment of baked goods. Coffee is very food. Service could get…read moreoverwhelmed because the place is very busy. Nicely appointed and clean cafe bistro.

Tonight I'd like to pause the moment...no wait, hell with it; let's just leave the film running, as…read moreI doubt I'll miss anything that isn't dreadful--and leave my chair for a few days in favor of the one I pulled up at Cafe Moderniste in Seville, where the orange mojitos are famously (and rightfully) touted as tonic for anyone weary of the scorching midday sun. Though it's been a couple of years now, I remember Moderniste in exquisite detail because when you travel alone that is often the case. There is no conversation (not any conversation of yours, anyway) to distract you from the surroundings. As I was nearly always dining solo through Spain (not always--clinks glass in the general direction of Antonio, the unsubtle Italian from the painted hill town...oh, never mind), my tendency was to fixate on what was served to me, and to draw it in detail. My "orange mojito" composition can be found in the photos. The thing was delicious, with celestial orange juice and a bit of pulp, generous shoots and muddles of mint, and the perfect icy boozy buzz to quench the swelter. Spain, my friends, can get some hot going. I think it was nearly 105 the day I was in there. The place had little indoor lighting; they just let the light filter where it could into the long narrow space, cooled with dark wood and Amon Tobin. I'd gotten in there in the blaring heat of 3:00 or so, and when I arrived it was very quiet and felt like a coffeeshop. About an hour afterward it began really picking up (again, all locals) with the post-work crowd and it most assuredly transformed into a bar. I can't be there right now, but go. One of us deserves to.

Great decor, free WiFi, and friendly serving staff. Bathrooms available as well but not well…read moreequipped for usage.