Seville: Tapas, Taverns and History Guided Walking Tour
Explore Seville’s historic tapas bars on a guided walking tour through the Jewish Quarter and Arenal neighborhood. Taste iconic dishes and drinks at century-old establ...
CuisineBakery
Price€
HoursMon-Sat 07:30-14:30 and 17:00-20:30, closed Sunday
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Tip: Bread released from 08:00; the Easter torrija production runs from Holy Monday to Sabado de Gloria.
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Seville: Tapas, Taverns, and History Walking Tour
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Seville: Food Tour with 10 Tastings of Tapas, Ham, Churros
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Seville: Paella & Tapas Cooking Class + Triana Market Tour
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Location
Address: Calle Cardenal Spinola 1, 41002 Sevilla, Seville
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Confiteria La Campana ★ 4.7
Confiteria La Campana on Calle Sierpes in Seville is the 1885 Modernist patisserie with marble counters, plasterwork ceilings and the city's canonical.
Tip: The standing counter at front is fastest for takeaway; the back tables fill at merienda from 18:00.
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Confiteria Ochoa ★ 4.4
Confiteria Ochoa on Calle Sierpes in Seville opened as Granja Victoria in 1910 under Rafael Ochoa Vila, with the canonical roscon de reyes in January and tea.
Tip: Open daily; the Sierpes location is the original. Roscon de reyes sells out by 18:00 on January 5th, so buy in advance.
Worth the queue: Roscon de reyes
Manu Jara Dulceria ★ 4.6
Manu Jara Dulceria on Calle Pureza in Seville's Triana is French pastry chef Manu Jara's flagship, with the palmera de chocolate that won Best Palmera.
Tip: The Pureza shop is the original; a second location runs inside the Mercado de Triana. The Christmas panettone sells out by mid-December.
Worth the queue: Palmera de chocolate
Pan y Piu ★ 4.4
Pan y Piu on Calle Cabeza del Rey Don Pedro in Seville's Alfalfa is the artisan-bread bakery with a cafe front, with a wide range of breads.
Tip: The cafe front is busy at breakfast; the bread counter at back is quicker for takeaway. Pastries and breakfast loaves released from 09:00.
Worth the queue: Country sourdough loaf
Obrador Cinnamon ★ 4.4
Obrador Cinnamon on Calle Tarifa in Seville is a small craft bakery in the Alameda quarter with naturally-leavened sourdough country loaves and laminated.
Tip: Pre-order the country loaf the day before by phone; pastries sell out by midday on Saturdays.
Worth the queue: Sourdough country loaf
Horno Las Doncellas ★ 4.3
Horno Las Doncellas on Calle Doncellas in Seville's Casco Antiguo is a working-day panaderia supplying bread to neighbourhood restaurants. Family-friendly.
Tip: Open mornings only; arrive before 11:00 for the widest pastry pick. Bread loaves released from 08:30; the bakery supplies several nearby restaurants.
Worth the queue: Pan artesano de masa madre