Day-by-day eating plans for Seville: weekend classics, family routes, vegan plans, on-a-budget editions.
Day-by-day plans
Seville weekend: the classics, done right
- ★ 4.7
- 2 days
- First-time visitor, two days
A weekend of Seville classics: churros at Bar El Comercio, tapas at El Rinconcillo, a Michelin-starred sea and embers dinner at Canabota, then Triana and the river.
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Day 1Saturday: churros, old-town tapas, dinner at Canabota
- Morning
- Bar El Comercio on Calle Lineros for churros con chocolate, its specialty since 1904, at marble tables that are still the original ones.
- Afternoon
- Lunch at El Rinconcillo, open daily from 13:00 at Calle Gerona 40. The tapas area takes no reservations, so arrive early.
- Evening
- Dinner at Canabota on Calle Orfila, a Michelin-starred restaurant that calls itself a luxury fishmonger and cooks the sea over embers; book the tasting menu through its site.
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Day 2Sunday: Triana market, Casa Cuesta, rooftop sunset
- Morning
- Manu Jara Dulceria on Calle Pureza opens at 09:30 on Sundays; then walk Calle Betis. The Mercado de Triana stalls close on Sundays, but the market stays open until 17:00.
- Afternoon
- Lunch at Casa Cuesta, a Triana tavern serving since 1880 near the Triana bridge. Its menu lists spinach with chickpeas, a beef tripe stew and a fried fish assortment.
- Evening
- Sunset drinks at La Terraza del EME, a rooftop bar with a 360 degree view, open until 01:00 on Sundays, then dinner at Vineria San Telmo, open until midnight.
StopsManu Jara DulceriaCasa CuestaLa Terraza del EMEVineria San Telmo
Seville tapeo crawl: Triana to centro to alameda
- ★ 4.6
- 3 days
- Second visit, food-focused, three days
A tapeo crawl through three quarters: Triana for tavern food and the river, the old centre for historic counters and Sierpes sweets, the Alameda and Macarena for coffee and local bars.
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Day 1Day 1 Triana: market, tavern lunch, tapas and flamenco
- Morning
- Mercado de Triana from 09:00, then second breakfast at Manu Jara Dulceria on Calle Pureza and a walk along Calle Castilla.
- Afternoon
- Lunch at Casa Cuesta on Calle Castilla. Its menu lists spinach with chickpeas, pork cheeks stewed in PX wine and a fried fish assortment.
- Evening
- Tapas at La Antigua Abaceria de Triana on Calle Pureza, a gourmet shop and tapas bar with Iberian cold cuts, wines and cheeses, then T de Triana on Calle Betis, listed by the tourist board as a tavern with flamenco shows.
StopsManu Jara DulceriaCasa CuestaLa Antigua Abaceria de TrianaT de Triana
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Day 2Day 2 Centro: churros, pastries and Arenal tapas
- Morning
- Bar El Comercio for churros con chocolate, then along Calle Sierpes to Confiteria La Campana, founded in 1885, whose crest reads supplier to the Royal Household.
- Afternoon
- Tapas at Bodeguita Antonio Romero on Calle Antonia Diaz: a pringa montadito and a carrillada tapa from its carta.
- Evening
- Dinner at Cinco Jotas on Calle Castelar, between the Cathedral and the Maestranza, which serves Cinco Jotas 100% Ibérico bellota ham; book ahead.
StopsBar El ComercioConfiteria La CampanaBodeguita Antonio RomeroCinco Jotas Sevilla
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Day 3Day 3 Alameda and Macarena: coffee, Eslava and local bars
- Morning
- MUY Coffee on Calle Correduria, which serves only roasts from Ineffable Coffee Roasters, then East Crema Coffee on Calle Santa Maria de Gracia, open from 08:00 on weekdays with an artisan bakery.
- Afternoon
- Lunch at Espacio Eslava on Calle Eslava, which has combined tradition and innovation for more than 30 years and changes its daily specials with the season.
- Evening
- Cafe Piola on the Alameda de Hercules for a coffee or a drink, then Casa Vizcaino on Calle Feria in Macarena.
StopsMUY CoffeeEast Crema CoffeeEspacio EslavaCafe PiolaCasa Vizcaino
Seville and sherry triangle long weekend
- ★ 4.7
- 4 days
- Wine and sherry enthusiast, four days
Two days in Seville and two in the sherry towns of Jerez and Sanlucar de Barrameda, with bodega visits, a sherry-paired lunch and the langostinos of Bajo de Guia.
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Day 1Day 1 Seville arrival: coffee, pastries and wine
- Morning
- Coffee at MUY Coffee on Calle Correduria, then Calle Sierpes to Confiteria La Campana for a second breakfast.
- Afternoon
- Lunch at La Brunilda on Calle Galera, open daily from 13:30. Its menu lists a salmorejo de remolacha with goat cheese and a risotto de Idiazabal y setas.
- Evening
- Dinner at Vineria San Telmo, open since 2004, which says it aims to modernise tapas culture without losing the Andalusian soul.
StopsMUY CoffeeConfiteria La CampanaLa BrunildaVineria San Telmo
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Day 2Day 2 Seville: Triana market, river terrace, Michelin dinner
- Morning
- Mercado de Triana from 09:00, then second breakfast at Manu Jara Dulceria on Calle Pureza.
- Afternoon
- Lunch at Casa Cuesta, a Triana tavern serving since 1880. Its menu lists spinach with chickpeas and a beef tripe stew.
- Evening
- Drinks on a terrace at Mariatrifulca, at the Triana bridge, open until 01:00 Sunday to Thursday, then dinner at Abantal, where chef Julio Fernandez Quintero holds a Michelin star; Abantal takes bookings online only.
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Day 3Day 3 Jerez: the Gonzalez Byass bodega and a sherry-paired lunch
- Morning
- Take a Renfe Media Distancia train from Seville to Jerez, about an hour. Gonzalez Byass, the house of Tio Pepe since 1835, offers guided tours and experiences at its estates.
- Afternoon
- Lunch at La Carbona in the historic centre of Jerez, which pairs Jerez wines with local cooking and offers a sherry-paired tasting menu, the Menu Maridado La Albarizuela.
- Evening
- Train back to Seville and dinner at Cinco Jotas on Calle Castelar, which serves Cinco Jotas 100% Ibérico bellota ham; reservation required.
StopsCinco Jotas Sevilla
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Day 4Day 4 Sanlucar: Barbadillo and langostinos
- Morning
- Take the Damas bus from the Plaza de Armas station, about two hours, to Sanlucar. Bodegas Barbadillo, founded in 1821, runs a guided visit with three wines that lasts 1 hour 30 and needs booking; the Museo de la Manzanilla is free.
- Afternoon
- Lunch at Casa Bigote in Bajo de Guia, open since 1951 and known for its langostinos de Sanlucar; book ahead.
- Evening
- Back to Seville for dinner at La Azotea Santa Cruz, the group's Vinos & Tapas bar on Calle Mateos Gago, or at Sobretablas, which is closed on Sundays and Mondays.
StopsLa Azotea Santa Cruz
Seville market morning day
- ★ 4.3
- 1 day
- Market enthusiast, one day
A day along Seville's markets: the Mercado de Triana by the bridge, the Mercado de la Encarnacion under the Setas, the Mercado del Arenal and the Lonja del Barranco on the river.
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Day 1Day 1: Triana to Lonja del Barranco
- Morning
- Mercado de Triana from 09:00, built on the ruins of the Castillo de San Jorge, with fishmongers, butchers, bakeries and a cooking school. The stalls open Monday to Saturday until 15:00.
- Afternoon
- Mercado de la Encarnacion under the Setas, with 40 stalls and its own tapas bar, then Mercado del Arenal, open 09:00 to 15:00 and 17:30 to 20:30 on weekdays.
- Evening
- Mercado Lonja del Barranco on the Guadalquivir, a gastronomic market designed by Gustave Eiffel and open until midnight; the ground-floor stalls need no reservation.
StopsMercado del Arenal
Seville coffee and tapas day
- ★ 4.3
- 1 day
- Coffee and tapas drinker, one day
A day across Seville's cafes and tapas bars: MUY Coffee and Filo in the morning, lunch at Las Teresas, Syra at Las Setas and a ham dinner at Cinco Jotas.
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Day 1Day 1: MUY to Cinco Jotas
- Morning
- MUY Coffee on Calle Correduria, which serves only roasts from Ineffable Coffee Roasters, then Filo on Calle Hernando Colon, open daily from 08:00 to 18:00.
- Afternoon
- Lunch at Las Teresas on Calle Santa Teresa, open daily from 10:00 to 01:00. Its menu lists gazpacho, spinach with chickpeas, a tortillita de camarones and a punta de solomillo al whisky. Then Syra Coffee at Las Setas, which roasts weekly in Barcelona.
- Evening
- Dinner at Cinco Jotas on Calle Castelar, which serves Cinco Jotas 100% Ibérico bellota ham.
StopsMUY CoffeeFiloLas TeresasSyra Coffee (Las Setas)Cinco Jotas Sevilla
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