Bohemia Bar is a nightlife spot in Alameda, Seville.
Bohemia Bar on Calle Amor de Dios in Seville is a long-running gay cocktail and pre-club bar in the Alameda quarter, the warmup spot for Itaca and Men to Men.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Open daily 20:00-03:00. Cocktails 8 to 12 euros; relaxed crowd.
Address: Calle Amor de Dios 36, 41002 Sevilla, Seville
La Isla on Calle Amor de Dios in Seville is the city's trans and drag-show gay bar in the Alameda gay quarter, with weekend cabaret programming.
Tip: Doors at 22:00; the drag show runs from 00:30. Sevillanas show on Sunday afternoons.
La Cantina on Calle Trajano in Seville is a Mexican-music vinyl bar with a 40-bottle mezcal list and Latin records spinning from 22:00, the Alameda's quiet.
Tip: Reservations by phone weekends; the back room is the listening lounge.
La Isla on Calle Amor de Dios in Seville is the city's trans and drag-show gay bar in the Alameda gay quarter, with weekend cabaret programming.
Tip: Doors at 22:00; the drag show runs from 00:30. Sevillanas show on Sunday afternoons.
El Perro Andaluz on Calle Bustos Tavera in Seville is a vinyl-and-cocktail listening bar with a chosen jazz, soul and Latin record collection.
Tip: Reservations by Instagram; small room with about 30 seats. Records play from 22:00 most nights.
La Cantina on Calle Trajano in Seville is a Mexican-music vinyl bar with a 40-bottle mezcal list and Latin records spinning from 22:00, the Alameda's quiet.
Tip: Reservations by phone weekends; the back room is the listening lounge.
La Rebotica on Calle Pedro Miguel in Seville is a small vinyl-listening cocktail bar with a selected jazz and Brazilian-soul collection, the centro.
Tip: About 20 seats; reservations by phone. Cocktails 9 to 13 euros.
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.
Tip: Walk-in only; about 20 seats. Records play through dinner service from 20:00.
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.
