Not a lot of vegan options in Seville, but if you're in the mood for falafel and hummus, this is…read moreworth the trip. A couple of tips, if you order the falafel appetizer, get it without yogurt. If you get the falafel wrap, ask for hummus instead of cheese and tzatziki. Also ordered the side of hummus, great with pita bread. I didn't try the tabouleh or baba ghanouj, but for sure next time.

We had a late dinner for a group of 16 at Aladdin after coming back on the train from Cordoba. We…read morehad made a reservation in advance and our table was ready and waiting. The staff got us drinks very quickly and the orders came out as they were ready. Some had to wait but this is very common in Seville. Our orders were all delicious and everyone was very happy, which is hard to do with a big group late in the evening! Great job Aladdin!!

Great lunch of Iberian ham on pork medallions and a nice local beer. Great setting with good…read moreservice.

We didn't know what we wanted-but we were lucky enough to get an awesome waitstaff-Machina. She…read morehelped us with our order (something we would not even know what to order). It transported us! Excellent beer, food, service & atmosphere!

Very good place, burgers are not out of this world, but I'm Spanish standards, their tip top…read more They don't ce with fires which is unfortunate, but as a side they are good value. I was told that the beef burger was fresh made in the resturante, but it's texture suggested otherwise... All in all, great value for money in a pleasant chique environment.

Awesome. Home away from home. Authentic hamburgers and pizza! Order a rum and coke. I dare you…read moreto drink more than one.

The locals are on a schedule that's a mystery to us. A schedule that's not posted anywhere. You're…read moreeither in the loop or you're not. S and I try to work it out. Siesta is predictable. Every afternoon, the city shuts down for a few hours. But other stuff is trickier to decipher. When do people in Sevilla eat, for instance? That might be the biggest mystery of all. Some days at noon, this lovely little pita joint on the Plaza Calderón de la Barca is totally empty. Other days, it's a madhouse, and it seems like the whole neighborhood is sitting out front in the sunshine drinking cañas of beer. When you don't know the local schedule, you get paranoid, and you start to imagine that everything is following a schedule that you're not privy to. Like last night. I saw several unrelated groups of little kids on rollerblades, and I wondered if it was "Rollerblade Friday." A few days before that when I kept seeing people wearing the same kind of knitted scarf, I convinced myself that it was "Knit Scarf Tuesday." That's how it is when you're a stranger. You find yourself at lunchtime sitting alone at Pitacasso eating a plate of yummy falafel balls, wondering where everybody is and how they figured out that's where they're supposed to be.

This place is almost a hole in the wall. Most of the seating is outside. The inside is neat and…read moreaccommodate 4 or 5 people. On a good day you'd rather sit outside. We were a group of 6 adults and 3 kids. The food is fabulous. The place is also great for vegetarians. Falafel sandwich was great. The chicken curry with rice was finger licking good, my daughter loved it. I had the steak pita and also the chicken pita- delicious! The tomato gazpacho was fabulous too. Hummus with pita - fab ! Grilled veggies -mmmmm The only problem was the menu was in Spanish and translating was a bit of a problem, but the owner tried her best. But if you are not a vegetarian and can eat any kind of meat, then you really can't go wrong with any order here, even if u don't know what it is in Spanish!