This place is like a wannabe KFC. It has fried chicken, burgers as well as rotisserie chicken. It's…read moreno KFC but at least the chicken is hot and the outside coating crisp. It is a little expensive though. I ordered a grilled (baked) chicken burger and 1 piece of chicken which was about €6.50. The menu isn't very detailed and they only speak Spanish.

Warm friendly service in this slice of Peru in Seville. They have a delicious menu the goes way…read morepast just chicken, which is also tasty. The fruit smoothies are a nice way to finish off an abundant, affordable, and fun meal.

Delivered half chicken when whole chicken was ordered. Refunded only €3 of the €18 whole chicken we…read morenever received.

This place is conveniently located along a busy street with many other restaurants and bars…read more Pros: It's clean, the menu is easy for non Spanish speakers, and very efficient. We got the mixto (combination of fried prawns, fish, sardines, anchovies, and chicken) which is perfect if you want a sample of everything they have to offer. Cons: For 7 euros, the full portion was tapas sized. We felt robbed. However, we expected it especially since we were in the tourist section of the city. The waitress was a little rude also, but rude waitstaff in an ever-growing tourist city isn't a rarity. Overall, it's a good place to start but there are better and cheaper places to eat in Seville. We won't be going back.

From the owner: Pollo Asado a la Brasa. Comida para llevar y a domicilio…read more Empanadas Criollas, croquetas, tequeños, alitas crispy, pollo estilo Kentucky. Patatas Provenzales y estilo Cajun. Pollo Asado al carbón de Encina y marinados durante 12 horas.

Stopped in for patatas pequeñas with brava sauce. Surprisingly delicious fries and big quantity for…read morethe price! Will try the alioli next time!

Truly the best drunk food available in Sevilla. If you happen to be out in the Alfalfa area, stop…read morein to get some fries. I got the small and it was plenty for me! The alioli sauce is very good. The bravas was not my favorite and the ketchup is slightly watered down compared to American ketchup. But the fries are affordable and delicious! They offer other fried comfort foods. The chicken nuggets look good and they even have ice cream! A great place to get a quick fix of junk food!

100 Montaditos was one of the best and most memorable restaurants I visited in all of Spain…read more Although simple, their tiny baguette sandwiches were absolutely amazing and listed at a super reasonable price. They literally have 100 sandwiches to chose from, so there's something for everyone's taste palate. I found that my favorites were those with pesto, goat cheese, and fried onion! Having so many sandwiches to chose from also means that they have great vegetarian and vegan options. Each sandwich comes with a side of potato chips. Overall we loved our food experience at 100 Montaditos so much that we visited other locations later in our trip just so that we could try more!

No menu in English, no service and the sandwiches are lack luster . It was a small white bun with…read morewhatever filling you ordered shoved in with no sauce no dressing nothing - tasteless and felt Like eating cardboard . Place was not clean at all either. Cheap but not with a penny

It is a truth universally acknowledged that McDonald's in Europe (or heck, McDonald's in any other…read morecountry) is superior to McDonald's in the USA. Take this (rather typical) location in Seville's Santa Justa train station, for example. The restaurant was clean and modern, the automated ordering stalls were efficient and user-friendly, and the food was decently interesting too! For breakfast, McDonald's offered a jamon sandwich, a slice of Jamon Iberico with tomato spread on a crusty roll. The BBQ Chicken Burger came with a breaded chicken patty with lettuce and BBQ sauce on a soft bun and was a steal at just 1,10 Euros. But my favorite dish was the goat cheese salad, which was nothing more than a simple salad of mixed greens and cherry tomatoes topped with two round slices of goat cheese, but this simple addition brightened up the whole dish with its crumbly texture and tangy flavor, which paired nicely with the squirt bottles of olive oil and balsamic vinegar. No, McDonald's isn't the premier dining destination of Seville, but it'll do in a pinch for a quick meal!

This McDonald's is so lit…read more Order at the witchy self-service kiosk: ham croquettes, fried camembert bites, sweet and sour sauce that tastes like quarter chicken curry (and macarons at the attached mccafe). Skip the french fries which unfortunately taste like in-n-out's cardboard sticks. State-of-art game room and restrooms for a McD's.