Good Tapas in Sevilla
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Good Tapas in Sevilla
If anyone is going to be visting Sevilla in the near future, I can recommend a couple of good places for tapas.
1) Vineria de San Telmo, Paseo Catalina de Ribera (at the top end of the Jardines de Murillo). For lunch today I had wild mushrooms and warm foie topped with a poached egg, squid ink spaghetti with pesto and grilled scallops, and fillet of beef with a honey mustard sauce and yucca crisps. They have a good selection of vegetarian ones too. They cost at least twice as much as I'd have to pay locally (their tapas range from €2.50 to €4.60) but are in a different class from the same-same stuff that gets served up here. I'd kill for a place like this in Velez, or even in Malaga Capital!
2) La Parrilla del Badaluque on Alameda de Hercules. Had a very good salmorejo and pork tenderloin with caramelised apples, served with rice and slices of baked potato. Very big servings for tapas, two were quite enough. Slightly cheaper than the first one.
1) Vineria de San Telmo, Paseo Catalina de Ribera (at the top end of the Jardines de Murillo). For lunch today I had wild mushrooms and warm foie topped with a poached egg, squid ink spaghetti with pesto and grilled scallops, and fillet of beef with a honey mustard sauce and yucca crisps. They have a good selection of vegetarian ones too. They cost at least twice as much as I'd have to pay locally (their tapas range from €2.50 to €4.60) but are in a different class from the same-same stuff that gets served up here. I'd kill for a place like this in Velez, or even in Malaga Capital!
2) La Parrilla del Badaluque on Alameda de Hercules. Had a very good salmorejo and pork tenderloin with caramelised apples, served with rice and slices of baked potato. Very big servings for tapas, two were quite enough. Slightly cheaper than the first one.
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Re: Good Tapas in Sevilla
If anyone is going to be visting Sevilla in the near future, I can recommend a couple of good places for tapas.
1) Vineria de San Telmo, Paseo Catalina de Ribera (at the top end of the Jardines de Murillo). For lunch today I had wild mushrooms and warm foie topped with a poached egg, squid ink spaghetti with pesto and grilled scallops, and fillet of beef with a honey mustard sauce and yucca crisps. They have a good selection of vegetarian ones too. They cost at least twice as much as I'd have to pay locally (their tapas range from €2.50 to €4.60) but are in a different class from the same-same stuff that gets served up here. I'd kill for a place like this in Velez, or even in Malaga Capital!
2) La Parrilla del Badaluque on Alameda de Hercules. Had a very good salmorejo and pork tenderloin with caramelised apples, served with rice and slices of baked potato. Very big servings for tapas, two were quite enough. Slightly cheaper than the first one.
1) Vineria de San Telmo, Paseo Catalina de Ribera (at the top end of the Jardines de Murillo). For lunch today I had wild mushrooms and warm foie topped with a poached egg, squid ink spaghetti with pesto and grilled scallops, and fillet of beef with a honey mustard sauce and yucca crisps. They have a good selection of vegetarian ones too. They cost at least twice as much as I'd have to pay locally (their tapas range from €2.50 to €4.60) but are in a different class from the same-same stuff that gets served up here. I'd kill for a place like this in Velez, or even in Malaga Capital!
2) La Parrilla del Badaluque on Alameda de Hercules. Had a very good salmorejo and pork tenderloin with caramelised apples, served with rice and slices of baked potato. Very big servings for tapas, two were quite enough. Slightly cheaper than the first one.
If looking for that chocolate boost then try the confiteria La Campana on the junction of Calle Martin Villa and Calle Santa Maria Gracia and Calle de la Campana. The only drawback is there is a McDonalds 2 shops away, but there are the shops on the Calle Sierpes which is a pedestrian precinct.
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Re: Good Tapas in Sevilla
Sounds good, note made for next time in Seville, stayed in a hotel right near the Hercules.
If looking for that chocolate boost then try the confiteria La Campana on the junction of Calle Martin Villa and Calle Santa Maria Gracia and Calle de la Campana. The only drawback is there is a McDonalds 2 shops away, but there are the shops on the Calle Sierpes which is a pedestrian precinct.
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If looking for that chocolate boost then try the confiteria La Campana on the junction of Calle Martin Villa and Calle Santa Maria Gracia and Calle de la Campana. The only drawback is there is a McDonalds 2 shops away, but there are the shops on the Calle Sierpes which is a pedestrian precinct.
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I know the confiteria La Campana, it's a lovely shop. There is also a very good shop that sells chocolates on Calle Imagen near the Santa Catalina church, and the Robles Laredo cafeteria on Plaza San Francisco (where the Ayuntamiento is) - a fabulous selection of cakes. Not good for the waistline but tomorrow we diet!
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Re: Good Tapas in Sevilla
We went to the Vineria San Telmo in September and the food was very good. I had a goats cheese tower that was particularly memorable.
However the best meal of our trip was at Modesto, 2 doors away. It doesn't get such a good write up on Trip Advisor - someone complained the waiters don't speak english!!! However as we speak spanish and sat inside where all the locals were, we chatted to the waiter who showed us some of the dishes he was taking outside and that helped us choose an excellent meal.
However the best meal of our trip was at Modesto, 2 doors away. It doesn't get such a good write up on Trip Advisor - someone complained the waiters don't speak english!!! However as we speak spanish and sat inside where all the locals were, we chatted to the waiter who showed us some of the dishes he was taking outside and that helped us choose an excellent meal.
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Re: Good Tapas in Sevilla
best places are away from touristic places. Try popular neighbourhoods like Macarena (there are a couple of very nice places in Avenida de Miraflores), or calle Amador de los Ríos. Very nice food, quite cheap, don't expect beautiful restaurants, just plain "tascas"
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Re: Good Tapas in Sevilla
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