Seville Restaurants

  1. Horno de San Buenaventura

    The Buenaventura chain is much loved in this city, and the cakes are pretty good. Their offerings are treated like precious jewels and showcased in particularly shiny glass cabinets. You can also have breakfast: a coffee and serrano ham tostada only costs a few euros. There's another branch on the corner of Calles Pagés del Corro and Covadonga.

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  2. Mercado de la Encarnación

    Mercado de la Encarnación is one of central Seville's two food markets, and a handy stop for self-caterers. Mainly selling fruit, veg and fish, the Encarnación has been in its current 'temporary' quarters, awaiting construction of a new permanent building, since 1973!

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  3. Mercado del Arenal

    Mercado del Arenal is one of central Seville's two food markets, and a handy stop for self-caterers.

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