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...
Bodeguita Casablanca is a spanish tapas restaurant in El Arenal, Seville.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Why locals love it: Tourist El Arenal eats at the riverside; this Casablanca-cousins bodega off Puerta de Jerez stays a quietly local Sevillian room.
Tip: Order huevos a la flamenca and carrillada in oloroso. Standing bar is faster; the back dining room takes reservations.
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...
Enjoy an under-the-radar food tour of Seville with a specialized local guide who will tell you the history of tapas, show you where the locals go, and provide tons of ...
Taste Seville on our Secret Food Tour! Enjoy 8+ tapas and Andalusian delights while exploring vibrant streets, hidden gems, and monuments that reveal the city’s rich h...
Start your morning at Seville’s iconic Triana Market, then cook paella and traditional Andalusian tapas with a professional chef. Sip sangría while cooking, then enjoy...
Experience the flavors of Seville with a knowledgeable guide on a culinary tour. Sample traditional tapas like croquetas, buñuelos de bacalao, Russian potato salad, ga...
Address: Calle Adolfo Rodriguez Jurado 12, 41001 Sevilla, Seville
Bodeguita Romero is tourist arenal heads to casa morales nearby; this 1939 romero-family bodega on calle harinas keeps its working-day local crowd.
Why locals love it: Tourist Arenal heads to Casa Morales nearby; this 1939 Romero-family bodega on Calle Harinas keeps its working-day local crowd.
Tip: Order the pringa montadito with manzanilla. Standing-only at the bar; tables for two at the back fill from 13:30.
Petit Comite is seville's natural-wine scene barely registers in tourist guides; this small 80-bottle bar on calle bailen is the city's reference room.
Why locals love it: Seville's natural-wine scene barely registers in tourist guides; this small 80-bottle bar on Calle Bailen is the city's reference room.
Tip: Walk-in only; queue forms at 19:30. The Manchuela orange-wine list rotates monthly.
Casa Vizcaino is tourist macarena rarely strays from the basilica; this calle feria standing bar runs at working-class local prices from 09:00.
Why locals love it: Tourist Macarena rarely strays from the Basilica; this Calle Feria standing bar runs at working-class local prices from 09:00.
Tip: Standing only; come for the Macarena local crowd not for service. Two canas and a montadito for 5 euros.
Obrador Cinnamon is seville's craft sourdough scene barely registers in food guides; this tiny alameda bakery sells out its country loaves by midday.
Why locals love it: Seville's craft sourdough scene barely registers in food guides; this tiny Alameda bakery sells out its country loaves by midday.
Tip: Pre-order country loaves the day before by phone; laminated pastries sell out by midday on Saturdays.
Tortilleria El Calderon is most tourists eat tortilla at a tapas counter as a side; this calle cuna specialist makes tortilla to order with the runny centre.
Why locals love it: Most tourists eat tortilla at a tapas counter as a side; this Calle Cuna specialist makes tortilla to order with the runny centre.
Tip: Tortillas come out every 25 minutes; order at the counter for takeaway or grab one of four standing stools.
Bar Casa Ruperto is tourist triana stays on calle betis; the canonical fried-quail counter sits west on avenida santa cecilia where the local crowd eats.
Why locals love it: Tourist Triana stays on Calle Betis; the canonical fried-quail counter sits west on Avenida Santa Cecilia where the local crowd eats.
Tip: Two pairs of fried codorniz at the standing bar, then a half-racion of spinach with chickpeas. Cash and card accepted.