Huevos a la flamenca is the Sevillian oven-baked egg dish in a sofrito of tomato, peppers, peas, asparagus and chorizo, with a slow-set egg yolk in the centre and morcilla slices around the rim.
Huevos a la flamenca emerged in 19th-century Sevillian taberna kitchens, a hearty single-pot dish where leftover sofrito and vegetables formed the base for two oven-baked eggs. The dish is most associated with the working-day midday lunch at Bodeguita Casablanca and Casa Cuesta. The name 'flamenca' references gypsy-style cooking, the heritage of Sevillian Roma culture. The dish runs year-round but is at peak in spring when asparagus and peas are in season.
3 editor picks for Huevos a la Flamenca in Seville, ranked by editorial score. All Seville signature dishes · Huevos a la Flamenca across every city.
Bodeguita Casablanca ★ 4.4
el-arenal · Calle Adolfo Rodriguez Jurado 12, 41001 Sevilla
Bodeguita Casablanca on Calle Adolfo Rodriguez Jurado in Seville is run by the Casablanca cousins Antonio and Tomas near Puerta de Jerez, lauded for the kitchen's deft riffs on Andalusian stews.
Casa Cuesta ★ 4.4
triana · Calle Castilla 1, 41010 Sevilla
Casa Cuesta on Calle Castilla in Seville's Triana has cooked menudo (offal stew) since 1880, a tile-and-bullfighting-poster taberna at the foot of the Triana bridge with the Sunday Triana lunch crowd.
Manolo Leon ★ 4.3
san-bernardo · Calle Guadalquivir 8, 41011 Sevilla
Manolo Leon on Calle Guadalquivir in Seville is the Manolo Leon family's flagship since 1995, with an Andalusian carte built on Iberico pork, daily fresh fish from Cadiz and Sevillian stews across two rooms.