CuisineSpanish tapas
Price€€
Neighborhoodtriana
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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.

Location

Address: Avenida Santa Cecilia 2, 41010 Sevilla, Seville

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Why locals love it: Tourist Triana eats at Mariatrifulca and the river-row terraces; this 12-seat charcuterie counter on Calle Pureza is the Triana local's choice.

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