Category: Seville Food & Drink

Few dishes capture the soul of Spanish comfort food like the tortilla de patatas you find in Seville. Don’t let the name confuse you into thinking these are a Spanish take on tacos or fajitas. In Seville, tortilla de patatas is essentially a Spanish omelet made from high-quality fresh eggs,...

In Seville, coffee is so much more than a drink. Drinking coffee is more of a cultural and social experience in this enchanting Spanish city, though locals do love a caffeine fix as much as the rest of us! You’ll know from my Spain food tours that Spaniards are passionate...

Seville’s nightlife scene might not be as renowned as that in larger Spanish cities like Barcelona or Madrid, but Andalusia’s charming capital is home to some fantastic bars. Many of the best bars in Seville are stylish cocktail lounges or craft beer hubs, yet the city’s traditional taverns (which are...

If you’ve been on any of my Spain food tours, you may have heard me mention my love of rooftop bars! Many of my favorite Spanish cities are home to a slew of gorgeous sky terraces, and Seville is no different.  The Rooftop Bar Experience: Seville from Above Between boho-chic...

For foodies, Seville is a culinary treasure trove where centuries of Moorish, Mediterranean, and Spanish influences combine to create a vibrant, flavorful cuisine. From sizzling tapas and sweet, orange-infused desserts to late-night flamenco feasts, the city offers a sensory journey through Andalusian food culture. After falling in love with Seville’s...

Seville is the historical birthplace of tapas, where small plates are more than just something tasty to eat. They’re an integral part of the Andalusian way of life. From tiny neighborhood taverns to bustling market counters, each tapa tells a story of Seville’s rich culinary heritage. So it seemed only...

In Seville, breakfast is a daily ritual woven into the fabric of local life. Unlike the grab-and-go culture many travelers are used to, mornings here unfold slowly. Locals enjoy casual café visits, and conversations with friends as they settle into the comforting rhythm of their morning routine. Whether it’s dunking...

In Seville churros aren’t just a dessert snack, they’re a part of the culinary culture, a staple breakfast item, and even a beloved evening snack. These aren’t the deep-fried little dough sticks you’ve had in US street fairs and fast-food joints. I think that churros in Seville are a cultural...