El Rinconcillo
Seville’s oldest bar, dating from 1670, where the bill is still chalked on the wooden counter.
Known for: Espinacas con garbanzos, ham, sherry
About £14–30 per person
Local favourite Good for Families · Groups

12 real restaurants, cafés, bars, markets and food experiences, from inexpensive to special occasion.
12 places to eat and drink in Seville
Seville’s oldest bar, dating from 1670, where the bill is still chalked on the wooden counter.
Known for: Espinacas con garbanzos, ham, sherry
About £14–30 per person
Local favourite Good for Families · Groups
A rowdy corner bar where locals and visitors stand in the street with a beer and a plate of tapas.
Known for: Montaditos, spinach with chickpeas, pork loin
Under about £14 per person
Local favourite Good for Families · Groups
A beloved tapas bar off the tourist trail, known for inventive small plates and a low-key setting.
Known for: Egg on a sweet potato cake, rabbit, cheese tart
About £14–30 per person
Local favourite Good for Families · Groups
A modern tapas restaurant with a strong local following, using seasonal produce for creative small plates.
Known for: Seasonal tapas and tasting menus
About £30–50 per person
Good for Couples · Groups
A traditional bodega open since 1850, with wine stored in giant clay jars and ham hanging from the beams.
Known for: Ham, cheese and fino from the barrel
Under about £14 per person
Local favourite Good for Groups · Couples
A local favourite in Triana serving generous, inexpensive fried-fish and cured-meat tapas.
Known for: Fried fish, tortilla, ham
Under about £14 per person
Local favourite Good for Families · Groups
A Moorish-tiled bar in a former bath house near the cathedral, popular for its wide tapas selection.
Known for: Tapas selection and beer
About £14–30 per person
Good for Families · Groups
A neighbourhood restaurant in Triana with a devoted following for traditional Sevillian cooking.
Known for: Classic Andalusian tapas
About £14–30 per person
Local favourite Good for Families · Groups
A small bar known for its pringá (slow-cooked meat) sandwiches and other Andalusian classics.
Known for: Pringá montadito, cheek of pork
About £14–30 per person
Local favourite Good for Families · Groups
£ to ££££ is an approximate guide to price level and the per-person range is an estimate, not live pricing. “Good for” is a rule of thumb. Opening times and menus change: check with the venue before you go.
Tapas in Triana
Salmorejo
Espinacas con garbanzos