We had a pleasant lunch here when visiting the Roman ruins at Italica. I had a stewed beef in…read moregravy, served atop French fries; Nancy had smallish empanadas stuffed with beef. Grandson Abey had fried chorizo while I had spicy chorizo. Sam had the boneless pork chop and Nafisa had a variety of steak All the food was tasty

Food was amazing, service was fantastic! We ordered a tomahawk, grilled veggies, potatoes and a…read moredelicious cheesecake.

We stopped here for lunch. It is housed in the former residence of El Cordobes. Wine, salad and…read moreentrees were all fabulous. Service was excellent. Here only for the day, otherwise would come back for dinner.

Peruvian cuisine is interesting because of its diverse influences. The dishes therefore may please…read moredifferent palates on one hand but also be a downside if you want to try everything from the menu. Food: We've tried a couple of dishes ranging from super delicious to pretty much run of the mill. Best ones for us was the leche de tigre nikkei ceviche and the iberico niguiri. The ceviche amazed with so many flavours and a delicate freshness and texture and the niguiri ibero just for its classical sushi style and yet unusual meaty taste combined with a yummy sauce. The two, three other dishes were more a matter of taste. Service and bill: Concerning the service the staff was very friendly and funny but a bit inattentive (didn't change plates full of sauce, chop sticks, cutlery). The bill contained the so called "pan y servicio" which is nothing else but a fee for the service. The served bread we gave back. Normally you are not being charged with anything like that eg in Granada or you can take it off the bill but in this case the waiters insisted to leave 2€ for two people "servicio" and explained it by saying that it's common everywhere in Andalucia. That's simply not true!

Really mediocre food. If you are from a cosmopolitan city and know what a good restaurant looks and…read moretastes like, avoid this place. Two out of three dishes that we ordered were inedible.

good food good service， boiled fish and beef Fresh veg and…read morepork rib is famous. Best chinese food in the region. kids friendly.

Excellent food. Service is great too. If you are looking to take s break from Soanish food this is…read moreyour place to eat. We ordered mushroom dish . Looked so good . Full of flabor stit fried in a hot wok with a light sauce. Our fried rice was very tasty hood amount of seafood . Not oily at all . Our best was spicy sea bass in chiili oil. Huge pirtion do tasty. Its on the spicy side. But really good flavor we ordered white rice it tasted better with rice. Samgria was good so was the red wine.

I occasionally save a food place to visit on our travels abroad and this was a perfect choice. I'm…read moregonna say it...Best Meal in Seville...Best meal in Spain!!! Yes, it was that good! We dined in mid day upon arrival in the city. It is just outside the super touristy area (by a block), where you find a nice mix of locals and tourists. With a vast tapas list compared to other places, the variety was perfect. We tried several dishes, but our clear favorite was the Elvis Burger, followed by the spring rolls with shrimp. Honestly everything was delicious. As with many restaurants in Spain, there are two service hour windows, mid day, then again for dinner starting around 8pm. In between, you can order drinks, but no food. Give this place some love if you're in town. Both indoor and outdoor dining available. Service was fantastic.

My husband and I came upon this restaurant in our first night in Seville and decided to eat here…read more It was around 8 pm on a Friday night when we came in, so the place was bustling, but we were seated right away. We ordered five tapas dishes to share between us. Everything was served rather quickly after ordering. The dishes we tried were: patatas bravas, pork tenderloin, shrimp tacos in a lettuce wrap, another pork dish with mashed potato and quinoa, and salmorejo. While everything we had was absolutely delicious, the salmorejo (an Andalucian chilled soup specialty) and the two pork dishes were standouts. Service was friendly and efficient.

I went on a Monday and got the 8.50€ daily special. I was surprised to find that it includes four…read moretasty appetizers (algae and pickle salad, miso soup, great spring rolls, and fried rice) along with a beverage and a dessert. I ordered the noodles which were simple and my friend the making mix. Both lived up to expectations, and left us satisfied and happy. Then topped it off with some creamy green tea ice cream. All around a great experience..

Excellent moderately priced sushi place. Spring rolls w mint were accompanied w a very light sweet…read moreand sour sauce. Sushi was very good, and well presented. Awesome tranquil atmosphere- this place wins.

We ate at called now Nativo and we had a great food ambiance and service !…read moreThe price was very affordable Really great restaurant to keep in your agenda ! I recommend the place without hesitation ..

Might be Marbella's best restaurant. The staff were very…read morenice and helpful. The food was excellent. We had Salmon Teriyaki with mushrooms and Pan Fried Chicken. Our waiter recommended a fantastic white wine - Segrel.

This place never disappoints. Truly the best Japanese restaurant in town. Spanish inspired Japanese…read morePlates with great taste and stay true to the Japanese culture. Love it from the drinks to the desserts. Great lunch spot.

Our last night with our son before heading back to the states. And my wife wanted Japanese. The…read moreappetizers were outstanding from the Crack chicken to the pork gyoza. However, the entrees were definitely a food that you must acquire a taste for.

One of my favorite restaurants in Sevilla. Absolutely…read moreamazing. Menu is easy to understand, either Spanish or English. I truly enjoyed the ceviche dish, turmeric and something else together for that joyful yellow color. And the black brioche bread is so soft and the garlic sauce for the octopus is the best combination Love it. Def recommend it

Came in for an early dinner (5pm) , food was very good and priced just a little high for the…read moreportion sizes. The restaurant vibe was very beautiful and interesting with the multi-floor. There were many families that got to dine here and it was a really good rest after a whole day walking around Seville. The bathrooms are very small and there's no changing station for babies, something to note for young families this will be a struggle when I came her with my 6 month old. Service was a little slow but we didn't mind so much as we had a baby and senior in our group. Dock a rating down because with all the food we ordered, we still left the restaurant hungry but didn't want to spend anymore than we already had for 3 adults. The portions are very small.