Food: Surprisingly, food was pretty tasty. Both the creamy rice and the skirt steak had amazing…read moreflavors and both were cooked perfectly. Service: A bit slow, but probably because it was fully packed when we went due to a famous soccer match. However, staff were very nice. Atmosphere: Great place to watch soccer matches!

Cuban sandwich and Tinto de verano were delicious! Would recommend. Also had food available at 4:30…read morePM which other places didn't.

Loved the vibe on a Saturday and Sunday with the EPL matches going on. Good food & drinks! Guinness…read more& Jameson shot. Can't go wrong.

Fun Irish pub to come to in Sevilla, the food is good and so are the drinks. Ideal for a lunch or…read morebite and drinks in the evening.

I really like this bar. We dropped in for cocktails. I cannot even remember what mine was called…read morebut it was so damn good! And it came with complementary popcorn. Outdoor seating and perfect location. Fast and friendly service. I do remember Phoenix Pub!!!

The Phoenix Pub is no more, but the new bar in the same location is great. As an Irish guy, i…read morewanted to see a Sevilian Irish bar, but not this time. Anyway had a great beer on the circle prior to going for tapas. Very friendly service.

Classic place if you are in the area you have to check it out for your self and try one of the many…read moreshooters or the infamous blue bottle shot.

Great place. It was almost hard to locate especially between trips. But Its found and saved in…read moreYelp! Great people awesome drinks and good food. Did not except the wings to be microwaved but it was still delicious. I'll be back. Quack Quack!

I found myself in football-mad Spain on the morning of the rugby world cup final. The match wasn't…read moreon the hotel's TV channels. Fortunately, a short walk from my hotel, I heard the dulcet tones of ITV's rugby commentators and I found Home Bar open for business with several Brits and Frenchmen parked on the comfortable sofas in front of the wide screen TV The charming Irish owner sorted me out an orange juice and I joined my fellow rugby fans. He said to pay at the end. I had to keep my head a bit low as I seemed to be alone in supporting the All Blacks. At half time, soft white rolls appeared at the bar together with freshly cooked sausages and bacon. Patrons were invited to make our own breakfast baps, finishing off with ketchup or brown sauce. Happily, my team squeaked home by one point. There was a lovely family atmosphere, aided by the owner's little daughter running round. This felt watching the game at a good mate's house and what better praise can there be for an Irish sports bar?