Barbiana is a nightlife spot in Centro, Seville.
Barbiana on Calle Albareda in Seville is a quiet vinyl bar with classical and jazz records, a small wine list and the centro alternative for a low-volume.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Walk-in only; about 20 seats. Records play through dinner service from 20:00.
Address: Calle Albareda 11, 41001 Sevilla, Seville
Bar Garlochi on Calle Boteros in Seville is the kitsch-religious dive bar that Miguel Fragoso opened June 15, 1978, with the Sangre de Cristo cocktail.
Tip: Cash only; the place fills with locals after midnight. The Sangre de Cristo is the house drink.
Cerveceria El Tremendo on Calle San Felipe in Seville is the old-fashioned beer counter near the centro, a tiny standing-room dive with bocadillos.
Tip: Standing-only and small; arrive before 21:00 to fit in. Closed Sunday.
Bar Garlochi on Calle Boteros in Seville is the kitsch-religious dive bar that Miguel Fragoso opened June 15, 1978, with the Sangre de Cristo cocktail.
Tip: Cash only; the place fills with locals after midnight. The Sangre de Cristo is the house drink.
Casa Vizcaino on Calle Feria in Seville's Macarena is the working-class dive bar with Cruzcampo on tap from 09:00 through midnight, a no-frills Macarena.
Tip: Standing-only at the front bar; come for the Macarena local crowd not for service.
Bar El Acanto on Alameda de Hercules in Seville is a no-frills vermut and sherry counter facing the Alameda, the working-day local where Sevillanos start.
Tip: House-made vermut from a glass jug; ask for it casero. The Alameda crowd builds from 21:00.
Cerveceria El Tremendo on Calle San Felipe in Seville is the old-fashioned beer counter near the centro, a tiny standing-room dive with bocadillos.
Tip: Standing-only and small; arrive before 21:00 to fit in. Closed Sunday.
Antique Theatro on the Isla de la Cartuja in Seville is the 2,500 square metre nightclub in the former Olympic Pavilion of Expo 92, the city's headline dance.
Tip: Doors at 00:00 most nights. The Saturday show is the headliner; Thursday's Disloque is the urban party.
Sala Boss on Calle Lumbreras in Seville's Alameda is a multi-floor dance club with house, techno and reggaeton across three rooms, the working-week.
Tip: Doors at 00:30; the main floor fills from 02:00. Three rooms run different music styles.
