It was worth the 15 minute walk to this grocery store. The fresh fish market on the second floor…read morewas fabulous with a vast variety of whole fish that will be filleted by the fishmonger. The variety of fresh fruit a veggies was impressive. Be sure to bring a backpack or shopping cart to fill.

We visited this place 3 times during our 3-day visit in Seville. You can get any daily products and…read morefood here. The rotisserie chicken was super juicy and tender. €9 is not cheap but definitely worth it. We also loved the nectarines and kept buying them. Price is very reasonable. We saw many locals shopping here.

Visited an ALDI grocery store in Sevilla, Spain. Picked up several cold beverages at a very good…read moreprice compared to other convenience stores. Euro dollars or credit cards are acceptable. They do charge extra for plastic grocery bags so it's best to being your own before entering the store.

This is a smaller Supersol which can be found in various locations around the city. They are…read morestocked with just about everything one needs. Got some drinks and Turin, both costs way less than at touristy areas. Coca cola (500ml) only for 79 cent euros which would normally cost triple for 200ml bottle that doesn't even fill a glass. Turron are these nougat treats which can be found all over Spain and here you can get the same brands for 1/3 the price! The cashier is also friendly and they accept credit cards.

Here it is, two weeks until we leave Sevilla, and I'm JUST getting a grocery routine down. For the…read morelongest, we went to El Corte Ingles, and it's true, it's a great spot if you want beautiful produce, meats, frozen pizzas (which seem to be all the rage here), smoked salmon, and the like, but sometimes you want a close neighborhood place where you can run in and buy a few things. Dia is that place. It's true, it's not glamorous. It's also true that there is often only one line open, and that the way the store is arranged makes no sense whatsoever. It's also true that some of their veggies look like they have seen better days. But - if you need olives or tuna or eggs or an onion - Dia is the place. And the prices are cheap.