I generally prefer to get my lattes to stay because baristas sometimes half ass it, especially the…read moreart, if you ask for it to go. That exact situation occurred when I visited Torch Coffee Roasters. When the barista saw I was about to snap a picture, he asked me if he could redo it. I compromised. I did not get another drink because I did not want to waste the one I got. However, I agreed to take a picture of his next latte for another customer so I had a more representative example of his skills. In terms of my latte, the presentation was subpar but the substance was very good. The texture was smooth and the taste had no hint of bitterness. Torch Coffee Roasters also had the most space of the coffee shops I tried in Seville. Accordingly, definitely get the latte to stay if you are not in a rush. The latte art is excellent if you do. If you are visiting the Seville and looking for recommendations, feel free to message me through Yelp and I can share my itinerary/ recommendations, which includes my Yelp reviews. The information for an electronic copy can also be found via my Yelp profile.

My favorite third waive coffee spot in Seville. I was in town for a few days and managed to come…read morein 4 times...you could say I was a fan of the coffee. I usually order espresso and/or pour over whenever I go to a coffee shop. Here, I focused on espresso and had them a few different times. Everything time it was pulled well with the machine dialed in correctly for the beans. They were also using good quality craft beans, which is setting them up for success. Had the change to try the latte as well, which was also very good. The pastries were okay, nothing special. The space itself is very inviting with lots of seating, it does get pretty loud though.

While vacationing with family, on a day hot 90s degree, we stopped by for cool drinks, air…read moreconditioner, and also found a place you can hangout, one person was chilling with laptop. Pleasant decor, with seating along the window or against the inner wall and toilets for a comfortable stay. My smoothies was freshly made and yummy. This place is a definite recommend.

Cute place! Every table was packed. No seating inside - it's all outdoors. Nice people watching. We…read moreordered a cappuccino, Americano, some Green Juice, the Caprese bagel sandwich, a croissant, and an Açaí bowl. The coffee was great. The caprese sandwich was very good. The Açaí bowl was beautiful. The açaí is not as sweetened as some but the fruit was a nice compliment to it to sweeten things up a bit, and the granola on top is excellent. I would come back!

Great decor, free WiFi, and friendly serving staff. Bathrooms available as well but not well…read moreequipped for usage.

Love the vibe and the drinks, there is outside and inside seating. It's an old home renovated and…read moreturned into a speakeasy. Make sure you knock loud so you are heard. The mixologist will get to know you and will make drinks based on personality. Nice place to kick it before or after dinner.

On a hot day in Seville, can't go wrong to cool off with a cold brewed coffee at Virgin Coffee!!…read more Seville's first micro-roaster in 2015, visiting isn't always easy. There are just a few stools outside for seating, and the shop only open six to seven hours each day - but it's worth the hassle to try the coffee maestro's next-to-perfect flat whites!

This hole in the wall shop has great coffee. There was no bitterness in my latte. In addition, it…read morehad a lot of milk and was very thick. It was one of the thickets lattes I have had anywhere. If you do not like a lot of milk, its lattes may not be aligned with your tastes. Nevertheless, the latte art was great too. If you are visiting the Seville and looking for recommendations, feel free to message me through Yelp and I can share my itinerary/ recommendations, which includes my Yelp reviews. The information for an electronic copy can also be found via my Yelp profile.

Had a large glass of refreshing and pulpy orange and mint juice here, as well as some hot sweet and…read moreplain delicious tea.

Ate at this restaurant twice. Food is excellent and atmosphere is very cozy. My waiter Zouhier was…read morevery friendly and welcoming. Will be back again

Situated on the corner of a side street near el Parque de María Luisa, Mascarpone is a charming…read morelittle bakery/cafe chain, with plenty of pastries and breakfast fare as well as quality coffee. When we strolled in at around 9am on a Wednesday morning, we were quickly seated outside by the hostess, and it was about half-full - a mere half-hour later, the seating area had quickly filled up with locals seeking a late breakfast/early brunch. There's also limited seating inside, where there is a pastry/ice cream case, and a menu for desserts and coffee - you scan a QR code on your table for the restaurant's full menu. As for coffee, I ordered their Americano (€1,40), which was smooth and not burnt-tasting at all - very mild-tasting espresso, in my opinion. My mom's Cafe con Leche (€1,40) was also quite good, with rich whole milk and a perfect amount of sweetness, and my brother enjoyed his Coffee with Condensed Milk (can't remember the Spanish name, but it was around €2,40) - he has a big sweet tooth and doesn't like the taste of coffee, so this was perfect for him! It was very sweet and rich - perfect for an introduction to coffee for a little kid. As Americans used to paying over $3 for a 12oz drip coffee, this was a welcome introduction to European coffee pricing. For food, I tried to order a special pastry on the menu, but they were out of stock, so I ordered a Napolitana (around €2), which is essentially a laminated pastry similar to a chocolate croissant/pain au chocolat. While it wasn't the most amazing pastry I've had (because Paris exists), it was flaky and not overly sweet, and they warmed it up for me, so the chocolate was nice and melty! My parents weren't all that hungry, so they ordered a Jamón Ibérico Sandwich (can't remember the Spanish name of the dish - around €4,50), and my brother got a whole sandwich for himself. While it wasn't the traditional bocadillo (sandwich on a baguette-like bread), as it had more of a white sandwich bread, they cited that it was a light sandwich with solid jamón and crispy bread. Overall, this was a good stop for a light breakfast before touring Sevilla for the day - prices are affordable, service is efficient and friendly (though I don't think they speak any English, so I just spoke in my high-school-level Spanish), and it's pretty close to a lot of Sevilla's greatest sights! (3.5 stars, rounded up to 4)

Great ice cream and coffee. The ice cream is made from 100% natural ingredients. Very popular…read moreneighborhood spot! SO nice to sit outside on a pretty day. Also they have free wifi which is a huge plus.

I really enjoy this cafe. It's small and quaint inside and the coffee is great. The first time I…read morecame here I ordered a delicious chocolate croissant. Great prices and local vibes.... It's a nice atmosphere inside with small and larger tables and couches. Would highly recommend this cafe!