Seville Restaurants

  1. Mariscos Emilio

    This seafood supremo steams, grills and fries an assortment of aquatic creatures. A few other branches dot the city.

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  2. Mesón Cinco Jotas

    Dine on succulent ham from pigs that have snuffled out the finest acorns in the oak forests near the village of Jabugo. The solomillo ibérico (Iberian pork sirloin) in sweet Pedro Ximénez wine is divine.

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  3. Mesón de la Infanta

    If you like your tapas with a touch of class and a glass of cool sherry, indulge in innovative, well-presented dishes at this Sevillan favourite.

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  4. Restaurant La Cueva

    This popular eatery cooks up a storming fish casserole and a hearty caldereta (lamb stew).

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  5. Restaurant San Fernando

    The posh Sevillan crowd comes to eat at Hotel Alfonso XIII's restaurant, so slick your hair back and don your best gown if you want to fit in. Haute cuisine is at its hautest here, and dishes like guinea fowl with grated potatoes and sautéed chanterelle mushrooms are served with a tidy, self-conscious presentation. Most importantly, they taste good.

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  6. Restaurante La Albahaca

    This Andalucian-inspired kitchen in the thick of Barrio Santa Cruz whips up many gastronomic inventions that will make your tastebuds and your wallet swoon. The flavoursome ragout of salmon and prawns in a sherry sauce is a tongue-twister in every sense.

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  7. Restaurante Las Lapas

    Lying in the path of incessant horse-drawn traffic and, it seems, the whole of Seville's student population, you might find this eatery rather noisy outside and in. But sit back and enjoy the hubbub with a chorizo and potato mixed dish.

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  8. Robles Placentines

    Modelled on a Jerez wine cellar, this popular haunt serves up tempting dishes such as white asparagus from the Sierra de Córdoba.

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  9. Sol y Sombra

    The entire ceiling is hung with jamónes and every inch of wall space is filled with old posters advertising bullfights, some originals dating back as far as 1933. The barmen wear maroon sweaters and brooding smiles while they serve excellent tapas of green beans with tomatoes, gambas al ajillo (prawns with garlic), and other traditional dishes.

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  10. Taberna los Terceros

    Los Terceros pulls an energetic, young crowd and serves up fine tapas.

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