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Condé Nast TravelerNov 17, 2025

13 Best Restaurants in Seville, From High-Level Gastronomy Spots to Romantic Holes-in-the-Wall

Where to find the tastiest restaurants in Seville

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  • El RinconcilloRestaurantOldest bar in Seville, dating back to 1670, with old-world charm.
  • CastizoRestaurantServes authentic tapas on ornate crockery in a stylish setting.
  • Casa RoblesRestaurantFamily business for three generations, focusing on local produce.
  • Bodeguita RomeroRestaurantLocal institution for typical Sevillano dishes like solomillo al whisky.
  • Señor CangrejoRestaurantHip, forward-looking space with creative food pairings rooted in Andalusian ingredients.
  • AbantalRestaurantElegant fine dining room with a refined take on Andalusian cuisine.
  • De la ORestaurantSleekly designed restaurant with a terrace overlooking the Guadalquivir river.
  • CañabotaRestaurantHomage to fishing traditions along the Andalusian coast.
  • La BarraRestaurantInformal space with impressive tapas and sharing plates.
  • Lalola de Javi AbascalRestaurantHoused in a 16th-century palace courtyard, serves Iberian cuisine.
  • One Shot PalacioHotelFour-star boutique hotel housing Lalola de Javi Abascal.
  • SobretablasRestaurantModern, plant-filled space with inventive takes on Andalusian classics.
  • La BartolaRestaurantServes inventive Asian fusion and traditional plates, with revolving specials.
  • ConTenedorRestaurantArtsy slow-food restaurant in Macarena neighborhood, innovative food.
  • T Espacio GastronómicoRestaurantSister venue to ConTenedor, a one-table fine dining restaurant.
  • Las GolondrinasBarLively, no-frills traditional Andalusian tapas bar.
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Condé Nast TravelerNov 6, 2025

11 Best Bars in Seville for Flamenco, Jazz, and Rooftop Cocktails

Where to find the best bars in Seville—from quirky terrace hideaways and sprawling spaces on top of smart hotels to underground tapas bars

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