Street food€Mon-Sat 09:00-16:00, closed Sunday
Tortilleria El Calderon on Calle Cuna in Seville is a small specialist that makes tortilla de patatas to order with the runny centre, the city's reference.
Try: Tortilla de patatas to order
Tip: Tortillas come out every 25 minutes; order at the counter for takeaway or grab one of the four standing stools.
Street food€Daily 13:00-01:30
El Rinconcillo on Calle Gerona in Seville is the city's oldest tapas bar since 1670, where the espinacas con garbanzos plate counts as Sevillian street food.
Try: Espinacas con garbanzos at the standing bar
Tip: Order at the standing bar; the cuenta is chalked on the wood in front of you and erased when paid.
Street food€Daily 12:00-24:00
Bodeguita Antonio Romero on Calle Antonia Diaz in Seville's Arenal is the since-1994 tapas counter where the Piripi montadito (pork loin, bacon.
Try: Piripi montadito
Tip: Standing room at the bar is fastest; the Piripi is the house signature, order one and a chorizo picante to start.
Street food€Mon-Sat 07:30-21:00, closed Sunday
Bar El Comercio on Calle Lineros in Seville is the city's canonical churreria since 1904, with five thick churros per portion (2.50 euros) and a thick.
Try: Churros con chocolate
Tip: The standing counter is fastest in the morning rush; arrive before 11:00 to avoid the post-Cathedral queue.
Street food€Daily 12:00-16:00 and 20:00-24:00
Las Golondrinas on Calle Antillano Campos in Seville's Triana is the tile-walled tapas counter since 1962, with the punta de solomillo on toasted bread.
Try: Punta de solomillo on toast
Tip: Tiny and standing-only; arrive before 13:30 or after 22:30 for the best chance at a slot.
Street food€Daily 08:00-24:00
Bodega Santa Cruz, called Las Columnas, serves the city's canonical montadito de pringa across the long marble counter at the threshold of Seville's Santa.
Try: Montadito de pringa
Tip: Standing-only at the counter; staff chalk your bill on the bar in front of you, paid at the end.