This will be an small note about El Colmado's breakfasts…read more They have a traditional list of tostadas where you can find the common tastes of Seville. Out of the list you can see daily specials as "Sobrasada with cheese and eggs". I couldn't take a picture of it because when I saw this masterpiece I had to eat it quickly. It is a very recommended place to have a quiet and different breakfast.

Pros: Favorite breakfast from my short trip to Spain…read moreGreat value for breakfast Tostadas came with coffee included Tostadas were delicious--many sweet and savory toppings available Quick, friendly service, English friendly Cons: Small place

The cafe/bar had an express line specifically for churros and coffee. The line had a decent wait as…read morethe churros were freshly made! Best churros in Sevilla. My husband and I devoured the churros and smothered them with their delicious hot chocolate dip. Excellent value for $6! Our go to spot for churros!

El Comercio was packed when we stopped by in the evening. A large group had taken over the bar and…read morewere quite boisterous. We finally managed to squeeze behind all them and we grabbed the last table in the back. One guy was serving the dining area and was hopping. He briefed us that only churros/chocolate and montaditos (like a panini sandwich) were being served. Like most of the people dining that night we got their famous churros and chocolates. Since we sat near the fryer, it was the perfect opportunity to watch them swirl around the dough in hot oil to make their spiral shaped churros. The plate of torn up churros was delivered hot and a little greasy. The dipping chocolate was smooth and just coated our churros as the must have side. However the churros were a little more oily than I preferred. Our montaditos came last and were right sized for us. Bread was grilled and a little crisp with generous tuna or jamon inside. It was a nice counter to our churros. Overall reasonable prices and lively spot for a quick meal or just churros.

Right across the street from the downtown gas station and I've been coming here for years. Great…read morepeople who run the bar - I know them all. They used to have a place decades ago downtown next to the public mercado downtown but moved here. Muscle Man Dani who waits and serves the outdoor tables is fast. Antonio is usually behind the bar. By 1:30pm they are already cleaning and readying to close so get here earlier. Churros are thin but the only ones around that I've had that taste sooooo much better. Be here by 11:30 if you want any - if they run out of dough they'll not offer any churros. Usually packed between 10am and 1pm. They are open the same hours Sunday when Antonio's Dad works the tables and shouts out the orders in a slightly "loud" voice. He's unique and a Rota icon. I usually come here to have a cafe manchado while reading the Diario de Cadiz.

Excellent bar for breakfast, artisan churros and very good coffe…read more Great Waiters Speak english is a family bar

Stopped by here for a smoothie as we were killing time before our bus leaves for Granada. Free wifi…read morepw: maddowflip The green day smoothie was refreshing. Wish they would add ice in it as it was 30 degrees Celsius out. They have sandwiches as well as other breakfast items and drinks including alcohol. Not busy when we came around 11:30am on a Tuesday. They have seating downstairs and upstairs and service was quick.

Pretty sweet breakfast deal. 12€ for coffee, jamón avocado toast, a fresh squeezed juice, and…read moreyogurt/granola. Extra seating upstairs and they will bring it to you after you order. Overall, I would recommend for a quick breakfast.

Very Spanish. Fantastic value for money. Coffee, thick black and strong! Churros filled with…read morechocolate amazing. Service is as you would expect but I like that! Not pushy, if something is wrong say something otherwise sit down, relax in the seating outside and watch the locals come and go.

Old school tapas, bullfight bar…read more I think every visit to Jerez should have at least one visit to La Moderna. It's old school, it's been there forever, all the locals go. Tapas are not particularly memorable but dirt cheap... all under €2.00. Go for the feeling of timelessness, the bullfight photos, the oldtimers chatting at the bar. Great place.

I went there with my family on June 15 2019 around 21:00. The restaurant was empty, it looked like…read morethey just opened so we were the first customers for dinner. A waitress arrived after we sat down, I asked her to turn the AC because the tiny room was stuffy, she hesitated and opened a window instead. She took our drinks order and brought them to our table, after that we never saw her again. We kept waiting and waiting but no one showed up, we had to leave due to no service. It's a shame, cause I tried this place before and we enjoyed their tapas. The owners should care much more about hiring professional servers.

A minimalist wine-bar style establishment in Utrera, a small town some 30 minutes away from…read moreSeville. A good range of hot and cold gastro-tapas. A little more expensive than most places, but definitely worth the few cents more. All dishes come beautifully and innovatively presented. Being a drab winter day, I asked for the 'pucherito expreso' (€3.90), and what a spectacle! Puchero is a broth made of various meat-types. It is normally served as a broth with rice or chickpeas and the meat is served as a side, all mushed together and eaten with bread, called 'pringá' (or pringada). My pucherito expresso was served to me from a tiny cafetiere. The waitress poured it for me into a bowl, garnished with a quail egg, and the pringá was in the bottom half of the instrument.