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.

My favorite third waive coffee spot in Seville. I was in town for a few days and managed to come…read morein 4 times...you could say I was a fan of the coffee. I usually order espresso and/or pour over whenever I go to a coffee shop. Here, I focused on espresso and had them a few different times. Everything time it was pulled well with the machine dialed in correctly for the beans. They were also using good quality craft beans, which is setting them up for success. Had the change to try the latte as well, which was also very good. The pastries were okay, nothing special. The space itself is very inviting with lots of seating, it does get pretty loud though.

Such a relaxing place to have s cup of cafe with pastries. I've noticed that this place might be a…read morehidden treasure that I only saw locals in a store and no tourists (except us). I love this place!!

What a pleasant surprise to find Salt and Sugar in the middle of Sevilla! After walking around the…read morecathedral and old town, it was time for a much needed break, because man, this town is huge! Alas, handy dandy Yelp saved the day (as it always seems to do) and directed me to this cute little pastry shop hidden between the windy streets of Sevilla. The shop is small with only 3 tables inside and some seating available outside. It's super cute too with a french aesthetic, pastel walls, and jars of pastries sitting right in the middle. We were lucky enough to snag a table at 5pm and ordered right away as I was excited to try their apple cake (recommended by Yelp) which was suprisingly an apple tart! My dad who joined me during my unofficial tea time ordered an espresso and cheesecake as well. I was very happy with the offerings, as I could say that I haven't had a better apple tart, even in France! It was flaky, not too sweet, and a downright beautiful pastry with apple folds in the middle! The cheesecake was great too with a homemade marmalade on top. The pastries blew me away and if you're looking for a nice place for a break of even a quick morning option that isn't typical to Sevilla, come here and you won't be disappointed at all!

If i could leave a 2.5 star review i would... What makes this place unique is the location &…read moreesthetic. Located within 5 minutes walking of the Alcazar it makes for an easy stop in before or after visiting the Alcazar. Everything is served on mismatched china in the courtyard of a Spanish home (cool right?). However, there is where my gushing stops. Service was very poor on a morning that wasn't busy (from the looks of it). We had to ask twice for our orders to be taken (language barrier wasn't the issue), the food was mediocre at best. NOT real churros by any means. They had a weird almost plastic taste to them and the chocolate was very watery with no flavor. The tortilla de patata was also very dry. Not rushing back by any means.

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.

Despite it being on a busy and relatively touristy street, the prices here are hard to beat. EUR…read more3,95 gets you a large breakfast with two eggs, bacon, toast, a large bell pepper, orange juice, AND a coffee. For EUR 2,50, you can get toast and ham with a coffee and orange juice. Like pretty much everywhere in Spain, you have to fight to flag down your waiter, but once you have their attention, the service here is GREAT - super friendly and patient. It seems like the locals come in here too - but it's possible they're tourists from other parts of Spain, since my Spanish isn't anywhere near good enough to differentiate accents.

From the owner: Especializados en desayunos y tapas a bajo coste pero con una gran calidad.read more

Stopped by for a quick snack before a walking tour nearby. I got the ham and olive ok sandwich…read morewhich was basically just warm olive bread with Iberian ham. And it was delicious! So simple, yet so delectable. It hit the spot after a day of walking around being a tourist.

I went here for a quick lunch. I sat down and the waitress stood waiting for me to order. I hadn't…read moreeven seen the menu yet. So I let her stand as I looked through the menu. I ordered the chicken club sandwich. It turned out to be terrible. It was just chopped up chicken, bacon and lettuce thrown together with mayo (see picture). Tasted like it was made yesterday. No effort involved. Sauce was dripping out of the sandwich. Then when I went to pay she muttered angrily as I paid by card. Then throwing down the receipt and receipt plate with my card. Don't come here at. It may look alright from the outside but the service is disappointing as is the food. Should have gone to the Starbucks next door.

I love dessert this place was awesome! We ordered the puff pastry.... looks like really colorful…read moreeclairs, "bocasú" we thought the different flavors were just the toppings and the inside was typical vanilla flavor. We were so wrong, each cream filling was flavored. First we tried mango and a vanilla with our cafe con leche, we were so happy with it that we decided to take 6 more to go. Another mango, vanilla, praline, rasberry, cafe, caramel, even after eating it a day later it still tasted delicious. we also tried the brownie and its like brownie with fudge sauce... So happy we saw this place while exploring the market, it is a must place to visit for dessert.

Amazing. My husband…read moreand I both have HUGE sweet tooths. Whenever we are on vacation, he'll have 2-4 scoops of gelato/ice-cream a day, I'll have 1-2, PLUS any other sweet treats we can get our hands on. Bocasu was one of the only 3 stalls open at Mercado de Triana (we visited on a Sunday). Stopping by was a no brainier. We ordered the bandas (an apple tart with a crispy, delicate, chewy crust and a thin apple topping; not overly sweet), mini praline cream puff (like a little sweet bite of heaven), and a chocolate cookie (can't remember the name but it tastes like a large, round shortbread cookie). If my stomach was bigger and my metabolism faster, I would have ordered more things to try. No worries though, we have 4 more days in Seville and will be back for more.

Story of my life: I went into that bar with my beer-loving boyfriend. He ordered a beer from the 4…read moredraft craft beer selection. Everything was well so far. As for me, I asked if they had cider / wine / cocktails / anything else than beer and got categoric "no"s; I ended up with a Coke Zero and an hour-long frown from the waitress (when she was in the bar - as she spent quite a lot of time outside smoking). Thanks but no thanks.

Stumbled upon this little gem while looking for a dessert spot we couldn't find and ended up coming…read moreback the next day to chill for a bit after walking the maze of streets in the city. La Jeronima is a cozy bookstore/bar/cafe that sells local craft beer on draft. Try the Zurda, a golden ale brewed in Sevilla - yum! Free wifi also available.