Excellent tapas. The menu conveniently highlights items that are suitable for vegetarians!…read more We got the papas bravas, espinacas con garbanzos, and alcachofa al jerez. All recommended!

The good reviews are accurate. This place doesn't open until 20:00ish and a line forms by 19:45…read moresince there are only 7 tables. After that you can stand at the bar or wait. We stood at the bar and ate. The staff is friendly and they have English menus. We ordered olives, pork medallions in whiskey sauce, suckling pig, prawns in a brick dough and black ink rice with cuttlefish. All were small portions. And a couple radler beers. We decided the best was the juicy and flavorful suckling pig. Excellent. The prawns were also a hit. The service was quick and it is a fun as atmosphere. The prices reasonable for the quality of the food. Recommended. Get there early. Supposedly they are open for lunch.

Loved all of it. Charming wait staff. Tasty and super reasonably priced tapas. Very well loved as…read moreevidenced by how quickly it filled up after opening. Loved it here.

Absolutely fantastic talas restaurant in the neighborhood, Triana of Sevilla. If you want to go…read moreaway from where other tourists eat, this would be the neighborhood and restaurant for you. I had the Brick Purse tapas which was a light pastry filled with cream cheese, shrimp, and leeks. It was light yet creamy and delicious and had a sweet red pepper jam as a garnish that really tied all the flavors together very well. My friend had the sliced tomatoes with olive oil as a tapas to start, and she said that it reminded her of her grandmother's tomatoes in Sicily, so you know that's a good sign. Although normally we wouldn't order the same thing, we both selected that Chef's Risotto and it was absolutely divine. The rice was cooked perfectly and still had that bite you'd expect from risotto and the flavor profile...omg. The risotto was prepared with what tasted like a Madeira wine sauce, mushrooms, leeks, and just the right amount of Parmesan. I throughly enjoyed it and would highly recommend it! The service was friendly and the ambiance very eclectic and artistic.

Very good food! We got the solomio al whiskey, which was my favorite dish we tried. We also got the…read morecold potato salad, which didn't taste like any other potato salad I've had before. The mayo they used tasted more like a garlic aioli -- I loved it! We were also recommended this fish dish cooked in tomato sauce, and as someone who doesn't eat fish that much, I really liked it! This is a very small bar with limited seating. It does get busy, so be patient and be ready to snag a seat when it's available.

We came here for lunch. Another local small tapas place in Sevilla. I feel like we ordered similar…read morethings in all these places because we loved them. We had croquetas again and they were good but not amazing. In Sevilla everything was served with potatoes/fries- which I was happy since I love potatoes. We had more jamon and cheese- check! More vino tinto (red wine) check! The service was ok- I guess more traditional and not meant for tourists which it was fine by me. Prices were excellent here. The more local the better the prices. Overall it was a great experience and even the ok food in Spain was great food!

Our server was very friendly and helpful. The restaurant was located in a nice area with indoor and…read moreoutdoor dining. We tried Salmojero for the first time, it was weird at first, because we're not used to cold soup, but it grew on us, we liked it. Our server described it right, salmojero is like salad in soup form. The Calabacin was delicious, it was veggies with cheese on top of zucchini (I think). The squid ink spaghetti was good, but it seemed dry for me, I prefer my pasta with lots of sauce. It tasted good though, I just wish they spaghetti was all black noodles instead of mixed. I thought the black and white noodles together was not visually appealing.

This place was recommended by ChatGPT, and it turned out to be absolutely fabulous! My wife and I…read moreordered the squid ink spaghetti, pluma ibérica, and braised oxtail in phyllo pastry. I must say, all three dishes completely blew our minds. The squid ink spaghetti, which we shared, was packed with flavour, and the garlic infused beautifully into the perfectly al dente pasta. My wife especially loved the pluma ibérica--the meat was tender, well-seasoned, and, in her words, "divinely delicious!" As for my braised oxtail wrapped in crispy phyllo pastry, it was bursting with flavour and had an amazing texture. I enjoyed it so much that I finished the entire dish in less than 10 minutes. We've been in Seville for three days now, and this is by far the best restaurant we've visited. The Filipino waitress (unfortunately, we forgot to ask her name) was incredibly friendly and warm, which made the experience even more memorable. Great ambiance. I would say this restaurant is truly a must-visit for anyone coming to Seville.

This restaurant is a must when visiting Seville. We had a reservation for a sit down lunch. The…read morefood and service were exceptional. We will definitely be back and try the tapas.

The oldest bar in Spain is a MUST visit if in Sevilla! While it's very hard to get a reservation,…read moreit's definitely worth it to eat on the ground floor tapas level. The service was great, the food was amazing, and the ambiance was super fun. Top dishes: roasted pepper salad with tomatoes & anchovies, duck breast, grilled octopus Positives: atmosphere, casual dinner, cheap eats, date night, great service, late night, sharing Negatives: hard to reserve

New school old school. If a speakeasy served good food and had an awesome atmosphere, this would be…read moreit. French brasserie meets Spanish tapa bar

Food tasted good!…read more Beef was a but too salty, hard to chew Scallop and oysters were delicious! the pisto had a ton of olives, if you're a fan of olives this would be perfect! if not id avoid it!

Back in college, after we returned to campus from our jetsetting semesters abroad and swapped…read morestories of our experiences, there were two consistent themes from students who got to know Spain well: Seville is slept on and not to be missed. Tapas should be a thing for most meals, if not all. Though I've been to Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville (all culinary standouts in their own right), I had the best tapas here at Castizo. Their take on the dishes is more innovative and creative, without losing sight of the traditional recipe. Fearing that I would miss out on a table if I didn't have a reservation, I made my way here a few minutes before they opened at 1 pm. There were a few other diners waiting to be one of the first to be seated for lunch, so I felt like this restaurant is quickly growing in popularity. The thoughtful, tastefully trendy decor helps -- the bright blue awning stands out on the side street when you approach, and I got to admire the beautiful tiles by the front door while I waited. It was hard not to over-order, as everyone on the menu sounded tantalizing, but we narrowed it down to some seafood tapas that called out to us. (I had heard that the main dishes here are hit or miss.) We went for the zamburiñas, grilled scallops with spicy chorizo sauce, as I had loved them so much in Barcelona and was intrigued by how Castizo's spicier version would taste. We also got the grilled squid with spicy tomato sauce and lemon mayo, the cod fritters (which I believe came with some black ink sauce on top), the toasted brioche with stewed meat and escabeche mussel, and last but not least, the potato salad with fried baby shrimps. The design of the tile exterior I had admired earlier made yet another appearance later once our dishes arrived -- I appreciated the attention to detail on the literal plates themselves, in a nice callout to Seville's home in the Andalusia region. Everything was delicious and I didn't find the service slow, though after perusing the other reviews here, that might be because I opted for lunch, not dinner.

Liver morcilla, Blood morcilla, spicy chorizo, chorizo ibérico, house made vermouth, and a Ramon…read moreBilbao Rioja Crianza... the highlight of the trip to Sevilla... all amazing. And a beautiful room with great service.

Cute little bar/specialty shop. Their sweet vermouth on tap was delicious and tasted like a…read morenegroni. The montadito de lomo was heavenly (pork loin sandwich). I tried a sampler of other cured meats, but I didn't really love any of them. Service was excellent. It was good enough that I went twice in a weekend trip.

A spectacular site for historical purposes in Sevilla. Toro de Oro was an imposing building from a…read moredistance. The tour bus allows everyone to step out and see an upfront view of this site. It was raining during our visit so we were not able to see everything to truly appreciate this facility.

I just came by on an early morning walk, so it wasn't even open yet. Its neat, but I've seen so…read moremany more impressive buildings. I also found it much smaller in person than what the pictures depict. Its hard to believe this little tower was a primary defensive fortification for the city, but that's what they say.