Seville is a city that captivates all the senses. Its rich history, vibrant streets, and lively culture are a true spectacle.
But if there’s one thing that truly stands out, it’s the food.
If you’re wondering where to eat in Seville to experience the most authentic flavors, we’ve prepared a complete guide featuring five must-visit spots and a unique experience with Sazón the Folk Cook.
Keep reading to discover it all!
Taste Local Food in Seville with Sazón
If you’re looking for more than just sitting at a restaurant, we have a different kind of experience for you: discovering Seville’s gastronomy from the inside.
At Sazón the Folk Cook, we organize experiences with local chefs that allow you not only to taste but also to learn the secrets of traditional Andalusian cuisine.
Imagine enjoying a delicious salmorejo cooked by an expert while listening to stories about how these recipes have been passed down from generation to generation in a historic homes in Sevilla
Then, enjoy your creation along with other freshly prepared dishes in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
It’s a unique opportunity to connect with the essence of Seville through its food and its people.
Where to eat in Seville: 5 Places you can’t miss
If you prefer to explore the city, here’s a list of the best bars and restaurants where you can savor authentic Sevillian cuisine.
These spots combine tradition, flavor, and the unique essence of Seville.
1. El Rinconcillo
Location: Calle Gerona, 40, 41003 Seville
Founded in 1670, El Rinconcillo is the oldest bar in Seville and a true emblem of the city. Its interior preserves the classic style of the time, with wooden barrels and decor that transports you to the past.
Here, you can try traditional tapas such as espinacas con garbanzos (spinach with chickpeas), pavías de bacalao (fried cod), or Iberian ham. The atmosphere is warm and full of history, making it ideal for those looking for an authentic experience.
Additionally, it is located near the Church of San Marcos, so you can combine your visit with a stroll through this charming neighborhood.
2. Bodega Santa Cruz
Location: Calle Rodrigo Caro, 1, 41004 Seville
Popularly known as “Las Columnas”, Bodega Santa Cruz is one of the liveliest spots in Seville.
Its strategic location, right next to La Giralda and Seville Cathedral, makes it a perfect stop to refuel during a day of sightseeing.
The atmosphere is informal and vibrant, with bartenders who write your bill on the counter with chalk, a charming tradition that visitors love.
Here, we recommend trying the montadito de pringá (a small sandwich with slow-cooked meat), homemade croquettes, and spinach with chickpeas.
The prices are very affordable, making it an excellent option to enjoy great food without spending too much.
3. Bar Eslava
Location: Calle Eslava, 3, 41002 Seville
Bar Eslava is a hidden gem for food lovers. This place perfectly combines traditional cuisine with modern touches, earning it multiple gastronomic awards.
Its most famous tapa, huevo sobre bizcocho de boletus (soft-boiled egg over mushroom cake), is an explosion of flavor that you simply can’t miss.
Located in the San Lorenzo district, a less touristy but charming area, it’s a perfect spot to escape the crowds.
If you visit, take the opportunity to stroll through San Lorenzo Square or admire the nearby San Lorenzo Church, home to one of Seville’s most revered religious images: El Gran Poder.
4. La Azotea
Location: Calle Zaragoza, 5, 41001 Seville
If you’re looking for a modern twist on your dining experience, La Azotea is the place to go.
This restaurant stands out for its focus on fresh ingredients and innovative recipes, offering a mix of seafood dishes and creative options such as tuna tataki or salmon tartare with avocado.
Its central location near Plaza Nueva makes it an ideal spot for those who want a sophisticated meal after exploring downtown Seville.
Although the prices are slightly higher, the quality and service make the experience worth every penny.
5. Casa Morales
Location: Calle García de Vinuesa, 11, 41001 Seville
Founded in 1850, Casa Morales is one of the most traditional bars in Seville. Upon entering, you’ll be greeted by historic decor, with large wine barrels that give it a unique character.
Its tapas are simple yet delicious. We recommend trying the mojama de atún (salt-cured tuna), Manchego cheese, and their famous montadito de lomo al whisky (small pork loin sandwich with whiskey sauce).
Located very close to the Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza, you can combine your visit with a tour of this iconic Sevillian landmark.
Experience Seville Through Its Gastronomy
Seville has so much to offer, and its cuisine is an essential part of its culture.
Whether you choose to visit one of the bars mentioned or prefer a more personalized experience with Sazón the Folk Cook, the key is to savor every bite and truly connect with the essence of the city.
Are you ready to discover Seville through its food? Book your experience with Sazón the Folk Cook and enjoy the real Seville like a local.
We can’t wait to welcome you!
