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C/
Álvarez Quintero 58
Tel: 95 421 31 50
Web: Casa-Robles.com |
| Price
est: 27 euro |
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Casa Robles
Located in the city's historic center, 50 paces from
the Cathedral, this elegant eatery has an extensive menu, including
100 dishes, 40 desserts, and even a choice of 11 private dining rooms.
The street, once known as Mercaderes, boasted in old times a broad array
of merchants and workshops. Croquettes with fresh mint are among the
recommended specialties. Also, the mojama (dried tuna) with oregano
and tomato is emblematic, and the seabass with apricot vinegar demonstrates
the creative personality of the place.
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Callejón
del Agua 6
Buses: C3, 22, 1
Tel: 95 422 48 41 |
| Price
est: 24 euro |
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Corral del Agua
Traditional dining in a restored 18th Century mansion.
The writer José Zorrilla is reported to have roomed here. The garden
is thought to be the setting of the first act of his most famous play,
Don Juan Tenorio. The cuisine has been passed from generation to
generation, and evokes the regional tastes of centuries past. Almond dishes
are recommended, including chicken stew and garlic soup with sultanas. |
Luis
de Morales 2
Buses: C3, C1, 5
Tel: 95 457 62 04 |
| Price
est: 30 euro |
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La Dehesa
Located in the Hotel Los Lebreros, this upscale restaurant
features meat dishes, including fine meats from the North of Spain.
Lamb, ox, beef, and a wide variety of seafood are on the menu. Typical
Andalusian dishes are among the favorites. Décor highlights the
color and texture of Sevillano design and history.
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Avda.
Isabel la Católica 2 (Parque de María Luisa)
Buses: C2, 34, 5, 1
Tel: 95 423 20 24 |
| Price
est: 33 euro |
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La Raza
Renowned and award-winning restaurant, located in the
María Luisa Park, providing for a fine dining mid-day experience.
Open all year long, specializing in Sevillano fare, like piquillo
peppers and whisky sirloin.
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Reyes
Católicos 25
Buses: C4, 41
Tel: 95 456 43 07 |
| Price
est: 21 euro |
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Casa Mejías
Located near the Triana Bridge and Plaza de Armas, offers
traditional cuisine made from local ingredients. Tapas and paella are
popular, well suited to the healthy variety of wines in stock. |
C/
Albuera 11
Bus: C4
Tel: 95 422 01 84 |
| Price
est: 15 euro |
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La Mandrágora
An excellent choice for vegetarians, this unique restaurant
is conveniently located in the historic center. Offers creative dishes
that make the meatless meal attractive. Try the "parmesan stuffed
peppers". |
Avda.
de Andalucía
Buses: C2, 70
Tel : 95 457 31 39 |
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Chocolatería Virgen de Luján
A prime location for indulging in some churros con chocolate.
Popular among Sevillanos and tourists, steeped in the orange finery of
its early years. There is one in the Nervión neighborhood, as well
as this one, in Los Remedios. |
Siete
Revueltas 35
Buses: 40, 42
Tel: 95 422 13 54 |
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Bar Europa
Located in the historic city center, and dating to
1925, this classic keeps to its traditional design. In warmer months,
there is outdoor seating, looking onto the square, enticing and ready
for relaxing. A popular choice is the cava (Spain's sparkling
wine).
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C/
Antonia
Díaz 9
Bus: C4
Tel: 95 422 53 85 |
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Horacio
Located near the bullring and Teatro de la Maestranza,
this fine dining experience is often accompanied by bullfighting aficionados
and theatrical clientele. Menu is based on local cuisine, using innovative
flavors. Try the marinated salmon with grilled asparagus. Meat and fish
are also recommended. |
C/
Duarte 3
Bus: 40, C3
Tel: 61 704 17 32 |
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La Taberna
A cocktail bar and café with an old-fashioned
ambience. Flamenco mood saturates the locale, and weekend evenings present
memorable live flamenco performances. Cocktails and coffee are common
choices, depending on your disposition.
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Taberna del Alabardero
Elegant restaurant with fine food and a unique rooftop
terrace for drinks and mingling, inside a small four-star hotel with 7
rooms. Within steps of the Cathedral, it?s a fabulous place to unwind
after the long walk and stunning view of the Giralda tower. The 19th Century
mansion belonged to J. Antonio Cavestany, a prominent local poet. |
C/
Bustos Tavera
Shows start: 10 pm |
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El Perro Andaluz
Once something of a dive, but renovated and now more
stylish, features live music 4-5 nights a week, and a conscientious
DJ that limits the dose of club music. Clientele includes local musicians
and performers.
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El Patio Sevillano
An early example of the tablao in Sevilla, features live
flamenco performances in a typical Sevillano courtyard patio. Located
next to the Plaza de Toros, offers a choice of tablao with dinner or
with a drink. The drink option is cheaper.
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C/
Pérez Galdós
Buses: 10, 24, 15, 32
Tel: 95 421 25 26 |
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Sopa de Ganso
An authentic bar de copas, where people go to enjoy mixed
drinks, located in the historic city center. Beer may cost more than
at other places, but the tapas are plentiful and varied. Come for food
early; the drinking crowd moves in later in the night.
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