Churros with a side of spitefulness... Ordered churros here,…read moretasted fine - but as they were serving me they assumed I couldn't understand Spanish and began slagging me (and tourists in general) off to a regular. They finished with the phrase "a customer is a customer, I guess." Ha! Not any more!

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 cafe was open on Christmas morning! Excellent food and customer service. The collection of…read moredeserts was beyond belief!

La Crème de la Crème has a nice atmosphere; wood and steel tables and chairs give it a refined…read morehipster-chic feel, patrons laugh, talk, or work on computers, and the service is friendly and not intrusive. While I was there I felt welcome and not rushed, which is important since I was there to study. I ordered a coffee, water and a croissant, and the prices were about average for Seville. I do have one complaint though: every once in a while as I was working, I would see an ant walk across the table. At first I thought I had brought one or two in with me, but I continued to see ants across me 2-3 hour visit. I'm sure this isn't typical for them, but having ants on the table where I eat my food and drink my coffee is off-putting, to say the least. Still, I'm going to keep coming back, since the positives definitely outweigh the negatives! (the negatives are only little ants after all)