Cervezas Rio Azul is a brewery in Seville.
Cervezas Rio Azul on Calle Lana in Seville's Hytasa industrial quarter is the city's flagship craft brewery in a converted textile mill, with hoppy.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: About half an hour walk from centro, easier by bicycle, bus (lines 26, 38), metro (L1 Cocheras) or car (free monitored parking).
Address: Calle Lana 6, Poligono Hytasa, 41006 Sevilla, Seville
Gallo Rojo on Calle Madre Maria de la Purisima in Seville is the craft-beer-and-culture taproom with 8 rotating artisanal taps, a monthly-changing menu.
Tip: The eight taps rotate monthly; programming includes jazz, art exhibitions and acoustic concerts. The kitchen runs simple plates designed for the beer list.
Cerveceria La Grande on Calle Evangelista in Seville's Triana is the working-day craft beer counter with cold prawns, marinated tuna and a rotating Spanish.
Tip: Cold gambas pair with the IPA; standing bar fills from 19:30 most evenings.
Hops and Dreams on Calle Cuna in Seville is the laid-back craft beer pub opened in 2017 by Nicolas Aguirre and Ignacio Gomez, two Sevillanos who met.
Tip: Twelve rotating taps with strong Spanish craft representation; the bartenders pour from local Andalusian micros twice a week.
Lemontown Craft Beer on Calle Maria Coronel in Seville is the centro craft taproom with a focus on Spanish and Belgian craft, plus a small kitchen that runs.
Tip: Twelve taps; the rotating Spanish IPAs change weekly. The smashed-burger is the lone food pick and runs out by 22:00 most nights.
