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...
La Bartola is a bar in Seville.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Food program: Mexican small plates and tacos
Tip: Open Tue-Sat 19:00-02:30, closed Sunday and Monday. The mezcal list runs about 30 bottles.
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Address: Calle San Jose 24, 41004 Sevilla, Seville
La Terraza del EME atop the EME Catedral Hotel in Seville is the city's headline rooftop bar, with the closest cocktail-side view of the Giralda.
Signature drink: Gin tonic with Cathedral view
Food: Tapas and Sevillian small plates
Tip: Open daily 11:00-01:30. Reserve a table at the Argote Alto level for the best Cathedral view; cocktails run 15 euros.
Bar Garlochi on Calle Boteros in Seville is the kitsch-religious dive bar that Miguel Fragoso opened on June 15, 1978, with church incense, religious statues.
Signature drink: Sangre de Cristo
Food: None, drinks only
Tip: Open daily 21:00-03:00. Cash only. The Sangre de Cristo is the house drink; the place fills with locals after midnight.
T de Triana on Calle Betis in Seville's Triana is the Andalusian tavern hosting the Flamenco Esencia troupe under Maria La Serrana, with a 34-seat.
Signature drink: Tinto with the late-night flamenco set
Food: Flamenco performance bar with simple Spanish plates
Tip: Open daily 20:00-02:00. Arrive 30 minutes before the show to get a seat; the flamenco-with-tapas format includes an explanatory English set on selected nights.
Lo Nuestro on Calle Betis in Seville's Triana is the live-flamenco-and-sevillanas bar along the river-side row, a less formal Triana flamenco room than Casa.
Signature drink: Tinto de verano during the sevillanas
Food: Drinks bar with the late-night flamenco crowd
Tip: Open Thu-Sun from 22:00-04:00. Free entry; arrive by 23:30 for a seat at the bar.
Bar Alfalfa on Calle Candilejo in Seville's Alfalfa is the standing-room tapas counter doubling as an evening drinking bar after 22:00, with house tintos.
Signature drink: House tinto with bruschetta
Food: Tapas with Italian-Sevillian leanings
Tip: Standing-only; arrive after 22:00 to find a spot. Cash and card accepted; the bar pours about 12 wines on rotation.
Casa Vizcaino on Calle Feria in Seville's Macarena is a working-day bar in the working-class quarter, with Cruzcampo on tap, montaditos and a clientele.
Signature drink: Cerveza Cruzcampo with montaditos
Food: Sevillian tapas, montaditos, Andalusian fried fish
Tip: Open Mon-Sat 09:00-24:00, closed Sunday. Standing-only at the front; the back has two small wooden tables.