Great food. Paella good. Attentive service. Not a tourist trap and unique and authentic food…read more The sangria is good!

Ok I walked by this place several days in a row advertising 20€ dinner and drinks and flamenco…read moredancing and since it was so close to the cathedral I figured it was a tourist trap but our last night We decided to say screw it lets try. SO GLAD we did! The flamenco performance was awesome. The food was good and drinks were great! The sangria was tasty so was the house wine. Had tasty salad, coquettes, sea bass and beef checks. Impressed for the price and really great service. 100% recommend for a good meal and a great performance.

My wife and I found ourselves in Sevilla for the day, and were hungry after touring the large…read moreCatholic cathedral there. We searched Yelp to find a nice place close to us, and selected 'Don Raimundo' to have an early dinner. The location is very nice, tucked in at the end of a narrow ally, and when you walk in, you know you've come to someplace special (see my posted pictures). My wife had a mixed salad served Andalusian style, and I had the duck stuffed calamari rings. Very good, however the highlight of the meal was the King prawns and rice baked in an Andalusian sauce. Very good, and just the thing to have when you're seeing the sights in Sevilla. Please keep in mind that the waiter did not speak a lot of English. My wife and I were able to get by, but only because we both studied Spanish back in school. Still, I would recommend Don Raimundo for a very nice place if you're in Sevilla, and you want something other than a Tapas bar.

Very interesting history tucked away on a side street. There are various things going on there from…read morethe reataurant, bar, flamenco room, and hotel. The food was very good. We had game, wild boar and rabbit very well prepared. The setting was very unique. It 's a great place for a change from a tapas bar. We highly recommend it.

Decent food located in a bustling area with many other restaurants and bars. Service can be a bit…read moreslow but you can have a drink and take in the people walking the streets. I had dinner here twice and both times the food was good. Ate and forgot to take food pics. The stewed oxtails were very good, the fried anchovies, and the sandwiches and salads.

This place was packed on a Sunday afternoon. We are outside with the great weather. My meal tasted…read moregreat with the Sangria. Lots of locals come here and the process are very fair

Came here for a light lunch when we got into town. We were immediately seated and offered…read morebeverages. The menu was already on the table, a separate one for Spanish, english and french. We ordered the Iberian ham canapé, Iberian ham with Roquefort, chicken skewers, and this pork stew. All the food was good, except the Roquefort sauce tasted like blue cheese and I'm not a fan of bleu cheese. Their stew had a good flavor and it came with a quail egg. It was perfectly paired with the bread they bring you. The bread and Iberian ham sandwich/canapé was very good too. Light and filling. Wish I could do that as a snack back home on a daily basis.

Old line tapas place. We never would have found this place without our friends. Great service,…read more cold beer, excellent Rioja. Fish balls were great as was the tuna in tomato sauce. Hugely busy.

Good service and decent ambiance. The food was average to below average, unfortunately. The food…read morefelt basic and uninspired. Something a middle-school aged child would make for themself after school. Great location in the Setas complex.

Our guide recommended this restaurant for a quick meal . It's near the 'mushroom' sculpture. Wish…read moreI could remember the names of our dishes!

As soon as you step in here, you'll notice Pepe Hillo is full of....bull. Every. Where. This was a…read morenice stop after we drove 2 & 1/2hrs north from our hotel in Marbella to Sevilla before heading to the bullfight directly across the street. Aside from Pepe H. being in a prime location, they also pride themselves in cooking up nice tapas and full plates. Try to read the menu thoroughly- just don't dilly-dally too much as servers are anxious to get your orders soon after you sit down. But on the other hand, it (almost) felt like their goal was to work in a flash and get everyone out the door and into the bullring for the event. Who knows. Sangria was a nice refresher but it really missed that 'oomph' I love in my cocktails, fried sardines were scrumptious, my eggplant gratin was ok- it actually reminded me of an Eggplant parm and sodium in hubs' steak, was a bit excessive but said it was cooked to his medium rare liking. In all fairness, Pepe Hillo served us right before the bullfight in a pinch and prices were very good.

Food - very solid standard fare. Get the oxtails, Salmorejo, and spinach. Skip the avocado and…read moreeggplant. Service - not great. Granted, we are "Americanos" who only speak English so there's that but they were rather gruff. Ambiance - I lost count of the bulls at 10! Amazing space. I recommend going hungry - even tapas portions were generous

This is an ok place to stop for a fast bite, but don't expect very high quality food. Considering…read moresome of the great places near by, I would recommend choosing a different place if you're looking for a decent meal. The salmorejo was was decent, as well as the chicken bonbons, but the bull tail was subpar and the calamari was not good (sandy). The food can out in less than five minutes indicating that it was reheated or on a hot plate. The wine that we had was delicious and the service was good. There are also cool mounted bull heads inside, so it was an interesting stop on our trip - just not fantastic food.

This review is for the Antonia Diaz Street location. Service here was tip top. Ask for Marco…read moreAntonio he's the best! Everything he recommended we loved. The food was delicious and the presentation was very nice. We enjoyed this place so much we ate here twice on our 3 night stay. So far, our favorite restaurant in Spain. Try the huevos rotos, the huevos revuelto, the croquetas, or the hamburger.

Great food and great service. Staff is quick and friendly. The Flamenquito is a must try. Defiantly…read morea must come place for good casual Spanish food.

The Real McCoy of all genuine Seville's tapas & full portions bar with a down to earth…read moreunpretentious service by Antonio & Co. A place to do big-time-chilaxing-sessions, slaughter great "tapas" (at the bar) and full "raciones" (sitting down) drink your super cold beer or red wine glass and smoke your Corona puro Al Fresco, second to none...