Super fun vibe. Lots of locals. International beers, all with the appropriate glass.read more

Place was hopping about 9 pm on a Wednesday night, full of young-ish Spaniards. The vibe drew us…read morein, although we were planning to go somewhere else. Very wide selection of international and Spanish beer, and good wine by the glass.

Horribly service, rude waiter, food that my 5 year old to make only better. Cockroaches everywhere…read more Service with a shitty attitude and roaches to boot.

One of the best restaurant I have been in Sevilla while I stay in hotle Eme cathedral, I highly…read morerecommend this place, I live in Los angels, I wish you have branch there

Small cafe/bar near the Santa Justa train station. There's only 5 tables inside but they have…read moretwice as many outside on the patio (however it was too cold on this particular evening for outdoor seating). They have a "specials" menu with 5 items as well as a list of tapas offerings (unfortunately only the specials menu was in English, so we ordered off of it). We had the "Special House's Plate" which was pork loin, tomato, egg, bell pepper and bacon and also came with an order of fries. The pork was dry and overcooked but the runny egg yolk helped with this and the charred pepper was delicious. The fries were crispy but needed a lot of salt to give them any flavor. Overall a decent hole-in-the-wall spot for the cost - it certainly looked better than most of the places we saw in the train station.

Small bar with great service and tapas- and much cheaper than in Madrid. Everything was delicious…read moreand the host also spoke English. Super friendly place. Full bar.

Stoppped here for some drinks and tapas and couldn't have been more pleased! The location itself it…read moreperfect, small little spot in the heart of the city but off the main track. The interior is small with about 8 high tops for 2-4 people and a small bar. Loved the brick ceiling and the giant gator hanging down. The staff was very helpful and kept us laughing. Lots of taps and drink options for you here. We were just snacking so got some cheese, the spinach & chickpeas, and the Spanish omelet. All were great but the omelet was the bell of the ball. Well cooked & seasoned, creamy and thinly sliced potatoes. Prices were amazing and potions were generous but not so big you can't try multiple items. This is a great little place to catch up or relax with friends and just feel like you are part of the neighborhood.

Great place . Comfy seating indoor and outside. Food looks good but just drinking lovely local hazy…read moreIPA. Friendly coo vibe check it out!

Great place to grab a beer and some snacks! They have a pretty good selection of IPA's on draft,…read morebut they are a bit pricey and can add up quickly! It's located on a quiet street one block away from Hercules de Alameda. There's a couple tables outside but it's quite roomy inside. The food is mainly tapas style but a bit more fusion than your normal Spanish fare. We were here a few times during our month in Seville. The service was always very friendly.

What a gem. Located off the Avenida de la Constitución (Main Street) near the cathedral, is…read moreperhaps Seville's best cocktail bar. The menu for their drinks is based on 80s movies: Lost Boys, Scarface, Pulp Fiction, etc. Order the Pulp Fiction and they bring you a Delorean that takes off. Order the Lost Boy and they bring you a blood kit with a communion wafer. I ordered a Vodka Martini. The waitress went and got Frank the head bartender. I explained what I wanted: a classic Vodka Martini, stirred but not shaken. He immediately understood. What came out was perhaps the best martini I've had in Europe. No easy feat. I told frank that he should name it: Octopussy in homage to the Roger Moore 80s 007 film. 80s music is blaring and the crowd is Gen X. If you go, ask for a Vodka Martini and tell Frank a former "Company" man sent you.

Almost a perfect gem in the Santa Cruz neighborhood. Kind of walk from the main restaurants and…read morebars, but not too far either. The entrance is a bit hidden, you need to walk in and see the LE XIX sign on a billboard or the wall. Only reason for a 4 vs 5 star rating here would be that the menu is short and not easily accessible. It's written on the left side of the bar. Only, only do the mainstream popular classic cocktails, so nothing too extraordinary. But for sure a great spot to stop at either with a group or for an intimate date. The decor and seating is more classy than casual imo, but either way no need for a jacket or coat to come here, casual attire is fine.