Ingredients are fresh and thoughtfully prepared, served quickly with kindness towards a traveler…read morewho only speaks a little bit of their language. It turns out that we speak the same language when concerning food. From artisanal house-made bread to fresh accompaniments and a pretty tasty cappuccino. I could have selected anything off the menu for breakfast as everything looked appealing. The ambiance added to the experience as energetic coffee shop vibes meet eclectic decor and a playlist provoking one to sway and smile. I opted for the Maia - Brie cheese, Bacon, Sliced Tomato, Avocado, greens, and homemade Hollandaise sauce on house-baked brioche. Not a crumb was left. A delightful departure from the tapas scene here in Sevilla.

Tiny place with delicious food! Must try if you're in Seville! We came here for a brunch…read more Definitely come here for the vibes and food.

So after awhile, many crave a traditional burger in a country where burgers are not staples of the…read morefood society. After a few weeks traveling in Spain, I was in need of a juicy burger and Tommy Mel's hit the spot! As with most restaurants in Spain, do not expect a early dinner or late lunch as times vary versus traditional eating hours outside of Europe. The hours on Yelp may be off, as I showed up around five only to find it closed and not opening for a few more hours. With that said, the restaurant is centrally located in Seville, which makes it not too much of a jaunt if staying in the city center. The inside of the restaurant boasts that traditional 50's vibe that most Americans have become accustomed too, although everything was clean and there was plenty of seating. Staff was decent, but do not expect superb service, which is fine by me as I have gotten used to the way most restaurant staff in Europe operate. The menu boats plenty of good American diner food, typical hot dogs, burgers, fries, shakes, et cetera and prices are very affordable. They also offer some tasty alcoholic beverages, which I had a sip of one and it was on point!! Ended up ordering a cheeseburger with avocado and a side of fries, which took no time at all to arrive. The burger was cooked to perfect (medium), and had a nice grill top taste to it, which maintaining its juiciness. As for the side of fries, they portioned them perfectly as some restaurants serve you way too many, and as for the taste, I would chalk them up to subpar in taste and crispness. Worth a stop in the end? Well it depends, I would not necessarily go out of the way to ignore the local goods to eat at Tommy Mel's, but I would suggest it if you need a burger and fries fix.

As an American visiting Seville visiting this homage to American diners, the level of meta here was…read moreheavy. The execution and decor of the place are seamless - from the 50s American rock-n-roll on the jukebox to the bellhop waiter/waitress outfits, you'd be forgiven if you thought you had walked straight into Mel's diner in Hollywood (or in Happy Days). Service was friendly and prompt - they let us in pretty close to the 4:30p afternoon siesta/break and didn't rush us at all. Food was a decent approximation of a diner, but not a true US diner experience. I got the chicken tacos, which I found too fatty (I noticed that seems to be a trend with Spanish chicken, served mostly dark meat and fatty - really didn't work with the richness of guac, cheese, etc) for me. My wife enjoyed her burger - solid if a touch overcooked. Fries were great and props for having the Heinz ketchup. Fun place to visit and relatively unique for Spain. Not a bad option if you are craving some American-style food, if not quite quintessential US diner greasy spoon awesomeness.

Taco Tuesday ... HOOAH!…read more We saw the sign for Taco Tuesday with tacos ranging from €1 to €2 and the menu had some things my wife would like, so we asked for a table outside. The gentleman told us that he would be right with us, but we waited 15 minutes to be seated, too long. We were hungry and it was late, so we stuck around. I asked for a Margarita (€7), not knowing the price, even though I had asked for a Drinks menu, not available, something I hardly ever do because that is a sure sign that the drinks are expensive. It came in a small glass, maybe 8 ounces, and was filled with ice, having taken maybe three small sips to finish it off, 3-4 ounces of liquid max and extremely weak ... FUBAR! My wife's first choice, the Philly Cheesesteak (€11) was not available, so she decided on the Pulled Pork Sandwich (€9). I wanted the Al Pastor tacos (€1.50), but they were also out, crap, so I ordered two Carnitas (€1.50 each) and two Steak tacos (€2 each). My better half did not like the taste of the pulled pork, but it tasted fine to me. Her french fries were abundant, but were too salty, even for those of us who like salt on our fries. My tacos were on small 'street taco' tortillas with a reasonable amount of meat, but only some onions and radishes, no cilantro. They were actually pretty good, but not filling, so I polished off what was left of my wife's pulled pork sandwich and a few fries. For €1 to €2 a pop, I was not complaining. The service was good once we got seated and the food was decent, but the lack of available options and the price of my itty-bitty margarita would ensure that we do not return any time soon. CombatCritic Gives Brixton 3 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better! #SNAFU

I highly recommend this place! The teriyaki wings and loaded fries are hands down my favorite. The…read morebrunch here is also fantastic I usually order the chicken and waffles. They make good cocktails too! The Veracruz menu they serve is also good with the carnitas burrito!

A MUST in Seville if you're visiting! The gelato here is SUPER creamy, none of that icy stuff. My…read morefriends were already raving about it when I met them in Seville, especially the FLAN flavor. I was skeptical at first because I was afraid it would be too much caramel/too sweet. It is pretty sweet, but the gelato balances it out! The flan is SOO creamy as well, and there are actual LAYERS of it. So when you get a scoop, you get multiple pieces. I love that the flan doesn't get frozen in the gelato. It was by far my favorite out of all the ones I sampled. Their fruity flavors are also pretty creamy, and not like a sorbet. I really enjoyed the strawberry! Definitely gonna be dreaming of this back in the US..

WOW. We came here THREE times while in Seville (in a matter of 3 days) which means we really liked…read moreit! I liked how each of the flavors had REAL pieces in it. The pound cake one had large pieces of pound cake in it, i loved how the flan (which was our favorite flavor) had actual large pieces of delicious flan in it. The ice cream was not too sweet so it balanced well with the sweet flan. We literally ate it twice. The strawberry and mango flavors were also delicious and it complemented the creamier flavors really well. Luckily this place was close to our airbnb so we came back several times! Highly recommend on a hot day in seville after site seeing!

It was our first day in Sevilla and wanted a sweet treat. We came upon this place online and it had…read moregreat reviews. When we walked in, we noticed that they had lots of flavors, and they were all very unique. The staff was very helpful and patient in explaining all the flavors and the tags for each one had the name and the main ingredients/flavors involved.   I ended up getting the maria cookie one and forgot the name of the other flavor. They were both very creamy, not overly sweet, soft but not to the point of melting, and it was a good portion for the size. The bigger the size of the cup you order, the more flavors you can add. They also do let you sample the flavors which is nice, that way you don't end up with something you aren't pleased with. It appears they also do a good job of introducing different flavors for limited periods of time which keeps you coming back for more. If I lived closer, I would definitely be here often. The only complaint was that they don't have seating inside since it is a small space, and they also don't have tables/chairs outside. There is a playground and lots of dining areas around the corner though, which is where we went to enjoy our gelato.

Pistachio was my favorite. It tastes very much like natural pistachios, and is the perfect amount…read moreof sweetness. We also got mango, passion fruit, payoyo, and Santa Barbara. Mango and Santa Barbara were both also very delicious. Passion fruit was a little too tart for my taste. Payoyo was great, but it's basically the cheese in gelato form, which I need some getting used to Horchata was extremely gross. DO NOT ORDER. Worst horchata of my life

La Florentina is more than just a ice cream/gelato parlor. Here you will find unique flavours that…read moreonly available in Servilla. Flor de Azahar (Orange Blossom) Dulce de Torrijas (Spanish toast) Lemon with Hierbabuena (Mint) Dulce de Romero (Rosemary) You can see a lot of floral flavours compares to other chocolate, nuts or fruits only that offers in most of other gelato places. I would definitely recommend to request those as a sample first as those are not for everyone. Service was excellent. We ended up sampling quite a lot before deciding on what we want. The nice girl behind the counter was pleasant and helpful. She even explaining everything to us in English as we don't speak much Spainish! +1 star

La Fiorentina is a great place for gelato in Seville. It's different from the common gelato shops…read morepopped up all over town selling the same few flavors. La Fiorentina has tons of unique flavors and is situated in a very beautiful shop. With so many unique flavors, I had to sample just a few. I tried the lime basil (bright + refreshing but a bit too savory for me), lemon cake (delicious), and Indian cream (warm and spicy). I ordered torta aceite (on the verge of sweet meets savory), vanilla crunch (my absolute favorite), and apple cake (I didn't love this one. Doesn't have the flavors of a traditional "american" apple cake). Definitely check this spot out for unique and different flavors.

Came here the other day after walking ALL over Sevilla to see the sights. It was 100 degrees and I…read morethought this would be refreshing. It ended up being delicious and so adorable! It was a walk up window for take away only. I ordered vanilla and green tea swirled with chocolate shavings that came in hot pink and brown. It was delicious! Apparently the cones are served in something that resembles a fish but it was too hot to risk the melting. Definitely check it out!

I have been to La Campana before and I have always loved their baked goods. People also love their…read morecoffee and small sandwiches. The servers behind the counters are not the most friendly since they are always very busy and very rushed....there are only 3-4 tables, so it's best to eat at the counter or do take-out. Everything you get here is delicious...prices have doubled since pre-pandemic times to now...still a bargain for American standards...check it out...great bakery...

This morning, we visited La Campana to enjoy breakfast and wrap up our last morning in Seville. At…read morefirst, everything seemed fine--we were seated quickly, and the staff appeared polite. However, things took a turn when our server arrived. I asked if they had menus in both Spanish and English since I'm fluent in Spanish, but my boyfriend isn't, and having an English menu helps him. Instead of a simple answer, the waiter chuckled, mumbled something I couldn't understand, and placed a napkin holder with QR codes on the table, saying all menu versions were available online. Unfortunately, all the links led to the Spanish menu. While that alone wouldn't have been a major issue, his dismissive attitude was. After that, he ignored us for over 10 minutes despite my attempts to get his attention, so we eventually left. It was a disappointing way to end our time in Seville, especially considering how many fantastic restaurants in the city offer both great food and service. I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

I've had Amorino in Boston and now in Spain. They have a wide selection of flavors and they are all…read moredelicious. First time I went I was challenged to try all the flavors, I think I had close to 40 (the place was empty, so I wasn't holding the line, and I did order a double scoop after). I do think that it seems a bit more ice cream feeling than gelato, but still really good!

What's better when strolling along the historic area than to find a tasty treat fit for a king or…read morequeen? The ice cream/gelato were the perfect indulgence! They had tables out in front, so it's a perfect stop to sit and watch the other walkers go by. Exotic & intoxicating flavors!

Love this place! They have many ice cream choices, I'm not sure if they change/rotate…read more The workers are always super nice :). Definitely y coming back!!

There's always a line here so it must be good! I did stand in the quick-moving line for about 10…read moreminutes and ordered some tasty ice cream as a sweet ending of the night. I don't recall what I got exactly, but the flavors I did try were all scrumptious! The question is, who is the abuela this place is named after?