Robles Laredo is a spanish tapas late-night spot in Seville.
Robles Laredo on Calle Sierpes in Seville is the Robles-family late-night taberna at the centro's main shopping artery since 1930, with tapas service running.
Tip: Standing bar is faster for late-night orders; the back dining room takes last orders at 23:30.
Address: Calle Sierpes 90, 41004 Sevilla, Seville
T de Triana on Calle Betis in Seville's Triana is the riverfront tavern hosting the Flamenco Esencia troupe under Maria La Serrana, with a late-night.
Try: Drinks bar with flamenco performance
Tip: Arrive 30 minutes before the show to get a seat. The riverfront strip is a 10-minute walk from the Puente de Triana; quieter on weeknights.
Bar Garlochi on Calle Boteros in Seville is the kitsch-religious late-night dive bar that Miguel Fragoso opened June 15, 1978, with the Sangre de Cristo.
Try: Sangre de Cristo cocktail
Tip: Cash only. The place fills with locals after midnight; the Sangre de Cristo is the house drink.
La Terraza del EME atop the EME Catedral Hotel in Seville is the city's headline rooftop bar, with cocktail service running to 01:30 and a closest-in-city.
Try: Cocktails with Cathedral view
Tip: Cocktails run 15 euros. Reserve the Argote Alto for the best Cathedral view.
La Bartola on Calle San Jose in Seville is the Mexican-leaning late-night cocktail bar with mezcal-and-tequila list, the city's reference for tacos served.
Try: Mezcal margarita and tacos
Tip: Closed Sunday and Monday. The mezcal list runs about 30 bottles; flights available.
El Rinconcillo on Calle Gerona in Seville is the city's oldest tapas bar since 1670, with full tapas service until 01:30 each night, the rare late-night.
Try: Espinacas con garbanzos and pavias de bacalao
Tip: Standing bar at front is open until close; the dining room behind takes last orders at 23:30.
