Fresh seafood and tasty! Try the Cazon en adobo and the Mero al limon. Paper wrapped cone and…read morethey weigh every order. Cheaper than eating at a restaurant!

From the owner: Freiduría de pescado, para llevar o consumir en el local.read more

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.

This is an ocean view restaurant, toes in the sand on the lower portion. It's a little hidden…read morebetween some street vendors and shops so look for the sign on the sidewalk and go out to the beach and you'll see it. Don't give up trying to find it as it's a great little spot with palapas on the beach. It's mid-range priced and two people can eat lunch for about 40 euros. We had 4 beers, 2 appetizers of tomatoes and a steak entree and a chicken entree. They do bring a bowl of bread, butter and bread sticks. Just so you know these are not complementary but they charge .60 for each item you eat. That's inexpensive but I just wanted to make sure that you are aware of the little extra cost. It was ok food, nothing special but the service was amazing. This is one place which understands that turning tables will make money. I didn't feel pushed out but it was nice to get service the way we're used to it in the US. Most of the places here in Spain and also in Portugal are not used to high tips so they tend to be very slow. This is great when you have all the time in the world to eat but can be annoying when you want to have some attention. This place was spot on with the service. I took photos of the food and menu and location so enjoy. They do have a full bar if you're feeling the need for a big coctail.

Wow! Get the mixed 1/4 kg. You won't regret it! Local favorite. Order a drink and munch of crispy…read morefried seafood. No fishy smell = fresh fish!!!

As soon as you take your first bite, you'll think you're right by the sea! This spot serves some of…read morethe freshest, most delicious fried fish I've ever had. Perfectly crisp, never greasy, and full of flavor. They serve it the traditional way--in a paper cone, then spread out over a simple paper cloth right at your table. It's casual, authentic, and absolutely perfect for a midday snack or something to share with friends. Simple, satisfying, and oh-so-good. Don't miss this one!

Amazing service. Our waiter was an absolute delight and ray of sunshine. Food was theatrically…read moreserved from a paper cone onto a paper mat on the table. Make sure you can order in Spanish because English is limited amongst the staff. Food was insanely salty but good otherwise. The lemon did cut it a bit but needed to chug a ton of water to wash it all down. The patatas tasted like any potato chip so I would skip that and just go for the fish. Order maybe two half portions and that should be enough for two.

We found this place while walking through the city. Croquetas de puchero were the suggestion of the…read morereally friendly waiter Enrique, I must say they were excellent!!! Also salmorejo sauce with eggplant were very tasty. The place only has seats outside shared with other restaurants and this forms a big crowd. Very informal type of place but you can have a good time. Beer is cheap and the locations is great. Would come again!!!