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You can’t set foot in Seville and not have tapas. I mean, that would be a travesty. But with so many tapas bars on every corner, how would you know how to separate the authentic ones from the ones that are just a waste of stomach space? Rest assured, I’ve got you covered. Here is a list of the best tapas bars in Seville as recommended by a local Sevillian, so you won’t be disappointed!


Bodeguita Romero
Must try: Montadito de Pringá (Sevillian stew)
Harinas Street, 10
Los Coloniales
Must try: Variety of tapas. Everything is good!
Cristo de Burgos Square, 10 [or] Fernández y González Street, 36
Casa Ricardo
Must try: Croquetas
Hernán Cortés Street, 2
Santa Marta
Must try: Tortilla de Patatas (Sevillian omelette)
Angostillo, Street 2.
Blanco Cerrillo
Must try: Boquerones en Adobo (Marinated anchovies)
José de Velilla Street, 1
Casa Morales
Must try: Cheese and variety of tapas
García de Vinuesa Street, 11
La Fresquita
Must try: Montaditos (Spanish sandwich)
Mateos Gago Street, 29
Catalina
Must try: Variety of tapas
Catalina de Ribera Street, 4
Las Columnas
Must try: Montadito de pringá
Rodrigo Caro Street, 1
El Rinconcillo
Must try: Espinacas con Garbanzos (Spinach with chickpeas)
Gerona Street, 40
Antojo
Must try: Salads
Calatrava Street, 44
Dos de Mayo
Must try: Solomillo en Salsa Mozárabe (Sirloin with mozarabe sauce)
Gavidia Square, 6
Blanca Paloma
Must try: Variety of tapas
Pagés del Corro Street, 86
Las Golodrinas
Must try: Solomillo al Whisky (Sirlion in whiskey sauce)
Antillano Campos Street, 26
BONUS: Free Flamenco
Along with eating tapas, watching a flamenco show is absolutely essential in Seville. You’ll probably see lots of flamenco show packages you can purchase which might include dinner or a drink, but most of them will be geared towards tourists. For a free flamenco show that’s way more authentic, visit La Carbonería. You can purchase a drink and stay as long as you want for the show.
La Carbonería
Céspedes Street, 21
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Hopefully, this list helped you in your culinary journey through Seville. Know any other places that should be on this list? Let me know in the comments below!
Til then, happy eating! xo
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10 comments
I live in Seville and this city has my heart…I am moving back home next month and I am not ready to leave. Thanks for sharing this! I haven’t made it to all of these places, so I will need to try them out!
Oh no, it must be super tough! But so jealous that you had the chance to live here 🙂
That picture made me want to book a one way ticket to Seville!!!
That sounds like a plan!!! 😉
Seville is undoubtedly a very beautiful place, a must visit for sure, or so I gather from your post.
It definitely is!
My girlfriend used to live in Sevilla for a year. The Dos de Mayo restaurant was our absolute fvourite! I haven’t been to all the others so I may have to go back there one day 🙂
Excellent choices! I used to live in Sevilla and can vouch that you’ve chosen some of the best of the best 🙂 Only now you’ve made me hungry and I’m wishing I was back sipping a caña and having a snack in the Alameda de Hercules!
Thanks Erica! So lucky that you had the chance to live in sucha beautiful city 🙂
Yum! All of these spots look so delicious! I haven’t had a chance to visit Andalusia yet, or Sevilla, for that matter, but now I know where I need to go for all of the yummy tapas!