From the owner: La sala Garufa es un bar de copas que abre de lunes a domingo y de 16:00 h a madrugada, en el que…read moreofrecemos todo tipo de espectaculos y eventos fijos como sesiones de monólogos todos los viernes a las 23:00h., baile de Tango los miércoles y domingos a las 21:00h., encuentros de intercambio de idiomas los martes de 19:00h. a 22:00h., clases de salsa, bachata, ect. todos los lunes y jueves. Fiestas y conciertos los sábados, tambien ofrecemos la posibilidad de organizar fiestas de cumpleaños o de cualquier motivo de celebración, asi como eventos de presentación de empresas o productos.

Me encanta escuchar jazz en vivo. Y aún mejor cuando viajo. Así que cuando descubrí este lugar…read moremientras exploraba las zonas de Regina y San Gil en Sevilla en un viaje reciente, supe que querría volver esa noche. La visita estuvo bien. Llegué sobre las 8 p. m. y el espectáculo empezó unos 15 minutos después. Me senté en la barra y pedí una cerveza artesanal de su pequeña y cuidada carta. El amable camarero me explicó cómo funcionaba la cosa. No hay que pagar entrada, pero se dona en frascos repartidos por el local; piden 0,50 céntimos por cada intermedio. Me quedé todo el espectáculo y puse 5 € en el frasco, y no hubo problema. El chico de al lado puso 25 €. La decisión es tuya. El jazz estaba buenísimo, los sets eran sustanciosos, la cerveza estaba deliciosa. Hay un menú de comida limitado, pero soy intolerante a la lactosa y todo lleva queso, así que simplemente disfruté de mi cerveza y de la música. Si viviera en Sevilla, sería un cliente habitual y si vuelvo a la ciudad, me aseguraré de volver a visitar El Gallo Rojo. * * * I love listening to live jazz. Even better while traveling. So when I spotted this place as I explored the Regina and San Gil areas of Sevilla in a recent trip, I knew I'd want to come back that evening. The visit was nice. I arrived around 8pm and the show started about 15 minutes later. I sat at the bar and ordered a craft beer from their small and well curated list. The friendly bartender explained how things work. There is no cover charge but instead you donate in jars scattered around the place. They ask .50 cents for every interval. I stayed for the whole show and slipped €5 into the jar and that was fine. The guy next to me put in €25. So it's really up to you. The jazz was hot, the sets were substantial, the beer was delicious. There's a limited food menu but I'm lactose intolerant and everything has cheese so I just enjoyed my beer and the music. If I lived in Sevilla I'd be a regular and if I go back to the city I'll make a point of visiting El Gallo Rojo again.

Dropped by here on a whim while in Spain, right around opening time on a Friday afternoon in…read moreNovember. Was drawn to the unique space with colorful outdoor windows installed on the 2nd floor overhang areas. (Check out the pics!) and the open lounge space with an eclectic, bohemian decor. It reminded me of spaces in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. There was only one staff member around, setting up as they had just opened and it was completely empty. Spoke with him and found out this is a joint venture with several of his friends--a concept to create a wine bar that doubles as a co-working/performance/community space, the rooms upstairs being the main coworking areas. Looking around I could see some speakers and guitar stands set up in one corner of the room. They have a few beers on tap, including one they brew themselves, and serve mostly wines and mixed drinks otherwise. No bar food but they have a few desserts, mostly cake and pastries. Tried their house beer and it was ok, it was early so didn't try any other drinks. Found it inspiring that the owners' vision was to create a space to build community and showcase local artists, love the concept!

Un espectáculo maravilloso en Jerez de la Frontera Andalucia España…read moreLos Caballos tan elegante en el baile no se lo pierde cuando visitas Jerez de la Frontera, España

I have sat on this review in my head for a long time as I've a fondness for horses and was shocked…read moreat my reaction while here watching the show. Yes, this is a place of fetishes - weird dress code, funky hats, royals self importance abounding, and indeed the most exquisite horses. The issue I had is that it was nearly like going to a circus in that the horses were so trained they no longer had the spirit I know a horse to have, sadness truly overthrew me often in the 60-90 min experience. The grounds are amazing, tourist mobs unpalatable and if you've fear of your buses this is NOT the place for you! I looked through it in hopes if see beauty and grace but instead I saw gross volumes of people in awe of a horse being whipped so they can stand on two legs and jump like a jack rabbit... I wish I could say 5 star or even 4 star but really I put this with bullfighting- should be stopped as it simply is inhumane!

Our first night in the area and unsure where to eat, I pulled out my Yelp app and started doing…read moresome research. The first few places seemed to be closed (it was a Sunday night) but eventually I found The Farm which sounded solid and looked cute in the pictures. We grabbed an uber with our friends who dropped us "as close as he could get" and we found our way using Google Maps down the pedestrian only areas of town. This was maybe 7:30pm for dinner, which in Spanish time is not the time for dinner, so we had the place to ourselves for an hour or so. We did dine outside on the upper level patio, which was extra charming, and not at all an issue as blankets were provided and there was also a standing heater. My husband, the self-proclaimed biggest fan of Iberico anything, got straight into ordering and I think had at least 4 plates of jamon sent to the table before we cut him off. We finally convinced him to do the Farmer's Tapas plate to add some cheese into our lives. The kitchen also sent out out some absolutely delicious olives and hummus as a snack. Our server "Stefan" (I totally made up that name for him btw because he was Swedish lol) was absolutely amazing. We loved interacting with him, getting his wine recommendations (they were fabulous) and really could have spent a much longer time here just because of him. He's awesome! The one drawback (for some) might be the menu here, which is slightly limited, but I had faith that this meant the kitchen had perfected these dishes, and I was right. After all the light bites to start I was pretty full and opted for the Beet Carpaccio as a main, which was just the right size and light enough for me to steal a few bites of other's food. The Ox Tail in Blueberry Sauce was delightful as was the Paella. Seriously cute place in the area which shouldn't be overlooked.

This place is awesome! We love it and will be back! Delicious and love the vibes. Get the cucumber…read morehouse drink and the salmon!

The Puente Nuevo (New Bridge) is the most emblematic monument of the Malaga city of Ronda…read more Built between 1751 and 1793, until 1839 it was the highest bridge in the world with a height of 98 meters (about 300 feet). It unites the historic and modern areas of the city by crossing the Ronda tajo, a gorge excavated by the Guadalevín River. The Puente Nuevo constitutes, together with the Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería de Ronda, the symbol and soul of the city. That is why it has been declared a Natural Monument of Andalusia in April 2019. We walked across it and also down the gorge to take some of the most iconic pictures of the bridge. The trek is tough with a steep uphill, but worth every minute.

This place is a definite must see if you're in the southern coast of Spain. The view from and…read morearound the bridge is just stunning. There are no admission fees, but if you want to visit the lower levels of the bridge, there is a small fee. Be aware to get here, the road can be steep, winding, and narrow. It can be a bit challenging, especially traveling at night. Located in the town of Ronda, there are plenty of restaurants in the town to try out. Numerous gift shops are also present for your wants.

The flamenco performance here was a highlight of my time in Sevilla. I spent a week in the city,…read moreand I went to the performance my last evening in town. There were two one hour offerings--5pm and 7pm. I chose the former as I was hoping to enjoy one last evening walk around the city. The music was rhythmic, the dancing was entrancing, and the dance attire was beautiful. The performance space is quite intimate (roughly 75 seats on 3 sides of the stage), and drinks are available for purchase prior to the performance. There was no audience participation component--thank goodness. Check out the gift shop on your way out; there are a number of good finds here.

It has been a childhood dream of mine to see a Flamenco dance and what better place than Seville,…read moreSpain where this beautiful art form took root. There are so many places in Seville that offer Flamenco demonstrations that it was hard to know which one to choose. After extensive research, I choose the Museo del Baile Flamenco. I liked that they supported the art form, and I was also interested in seeing the items in the museum. The beautiful performance definitely didn't disappoint. It was in a small venue and lasted an hour. The museum was great, and the dresses were absolutely amazing.

I went with a group of friends to enjoy a few drinks and listen to the live jazz band and it was…read morewonderful! Its such a mixture of people that show up which makes it fun. The venue is a very chill hangout spot and is located right by the Alameda, a great area for walking and that has lots of restaurants. The venue is a bit small, so go early if you want to get seats to enjoy the live jazz. The quality of the music might vary depending on the band that's scheduled for the evening. When I went, the music was great. There is a full service bar and drinks are not overpriced. They do offer some food, although I'm not sure what their options are since I only went for drinks. I have such fondness for this place and would love to return.

Hot as balls, and the music was just ok. Not enough seating so had to stand. They need to fix their…read moreair conditioner, 3 days without being fixed? Come on!!!