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!!!

Nice bar with a very spectacular view for us, if is you sit patio area. Drink is nice here with a…read morefull bar. Service is super friendly and fun!! Outdoor table have only 4-6 tables, if you like to have one you should come here early

Such a fun place to hang out. We came here visiting and I Gus was recommended by a local friend…read more The bartenders were so nice and made great drinks. Honestly, great service! My partner and I had so much fun here celebrating his birthday.

From the owner: La Sala es un espacio cultural en la Plaza del Pumarejo para la música en estado puro, para…read moreconciertos cercanos, acústicos, mágicos, para sólo unos pocos.. Todas las grandes bandas que conoces empezaron tocando en un pequeño bar, en un garaje, en un pueblo perdido para 20 personas antes de llenar grandes salas, teatros, estadios o ser cabeza de cartel de los mejores festivales.. y eso es lo que queremos que nunca se olvide, dar cabida a grandes bandas que empiezan y acercar a los grandes al público. Noches de monólogos, de magia, de baile y de teatro tendrán también cabida en La Sala, una programación completa y para todos los gustos. Nos vemos en el Pumarejo!

Very good food! We got the solomio al whiskey, which was my favorite dish we tried. We also got the…read morecold potato salad, which didn't taste like any other potato salad I've had before. The mayo they used tasted more like a garlic aioli -- I loved it! We were also recommended this fish dish cooked in tomato sauce, and as someone who doesn't eat fish that much, I really liked it! This is a very small bar with limited seating. It does get busy, so be patient and be ready to snag a seat when it's available.

We came here for lunch. Another local small tapas place in Sevilla. I feel like we ordered similar…read morethings in all these places because we loved them. We had croquetas again and they were good but not amazing. In Sevilla everything was served with potatoes/fries- which I was happy since I love potatoes. We had more jamon and cheese- check! More vino tinto (red wine) check! The service was ok- I guess more traditional and not meant for tourists which it was fine by me. Prices were excellent here. The more local the better the prices. Overall it was a great experience and even the ok food in Spain was great food!

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.

From the owner: Club de Jazz y Escuela de Música. Jueves: "Nosolojazz"…read moreconciertos de otras músicas (pop, rock, soul, funk...).Viernes: Jam-sessions. Sábados: actuaciones de grupos de jazz, blues, bossanova... Escuela de Música: piano, guitarra, voz, contrabajo/bajo, batería, saxos/flauta, trompeta, armónica de blues, combo y performance. Niveles: iniciación, básico, intermedio, avanzado.

Drinks were very good, bartenders were helpful and well paced. The cheese board and charcuterie…read moreboard were really good! The small of each was A LOT for 2 people. Would have been a 5 star review if they opened earlier. Since it's a hotel we were hoping for some more generous hours but they didn't open until 7p.

Strolled in for a quick drink before a dinner reservation -- popular place .. it was packed…read more After taking the last table, we watched as a variety of patrons had to approach the bar staff for service. Definitely appeared to be some frustration between patrons and staff; we weren't in too much of a hurry and were taken care of before it would have been an issue for us. Had a lovely appletini and mojito. Would definitely return :)

This place tops every list of rooftop terraces, but it's not my cup of tea…read more The only reasons I'm giving it a two rather than a one are: there is a view of the cathedral, which is pretty, and they serve drinks. But it's trying so hard to be a "hotel scene" thing that it's painful. Yes, there's a rooftop pool. No idea if people go in it in summer, in January it was pretty but just using up much-needed real estate. Basically this is a super overpriced bar full of people trying to look cool while taking selfies. Not my style at all. To experience the coolest party in town for yourself, go to the bar that's just to the left of Hotel Dona Maria. Walk all the way around the bar to the doorway in the back right. There's a lift or stairs to the top floor. Good luck finding a place to perch, let alone sit, though!

conveniently located on the roof of our bar. incredible views of the cathedral at night. decent…read moreprices for hotel bar PLUS complimentary gummy snacks. plenty of space warmers to keep you cozy as you enjoy your view and beverage til the wee hours.

In Triana.... The Flamenco District of Seville... Get your Flamenco On Here. Live Flamenco, locals…read moresing and dance and anyone can join in. The talent is just what you would want when looking for Flamenco entertainment. Check availability because can have a late schedule or not open on some weeks days. Looking for any aduce/recommendations for the real deal Sevilla experience? Call Robert Houchens REMAX Real Estate DC/MD & Spain

Should be no stars. Potentially a good place to see flamenquito, but the barman was very rude and…read morean unfriendly atmosphere towards tourists wanting to learn about their local culture.