Cozy Places to Eat in Seville – Enjoy Living Abroad

Seville is home to 3000 eateries. So where do you even start?

I believe that all food should be comfort food — a delight to the senses, sustaining to the system, and served in a congenial atmosphere. For those who have the pleasure of discovering Seville for the first time, or are arriving again after an absence, I offer this list of favorite cafés, restaurants, bars, bakeries, and ice cream parlors to help you get started on your culinary tour of the city.

Out to Lunch

My Out to Lunch series of blog posts involved visiting offbeat places in the city and province of Seville, seeking cultural curiosities and great midday meals. Often I hopped on a train to visit nearby towns, which have turned out to be even quirkier, friendlier, and richer with scandals (ancient and modern) than I could have imagined. And the food? Absolutely mouthwatering.

Another Reason I Don’t Keep a Pet Tiger
La Casa del Tigre, Seville

On the Horns of an Impossible Moral Dilemma
Sol y Sombra, Triana, Seville

When Beer Was Hailed as the Breakfast of Champions
Taberna La Auténtica, Seville

Shopping Fiasco #527: the Power Drill
Bar Tipitin, Tomares

Outlandish Menus: Tasty Treats or Recipes for Disaster?
Abacería El Mercader, Triana, Seville

Sweet Mysteries of Life and Lunch
Cantina Marinera, Rota

Inspiring a Different Kind of Happiness
Pan y Circo, Seville

The Joys of a Cozy Sunday Lunch
Bodeguita Sanlucar, Alcalá de Guadaíra

What Makes a Place Truly, Madly Romantic?
Abacería Puerta Carmona, Seville

30,000-Year-Old Town Knows How to Charm You
Antigua, Carmona

Catching Codfish in a Backstreet Bodega
Bodega Mateos Ruíz, Seville

Should a Church Have Its Own Bar? Hell, Yeah!
Bar Santa Ana, Triana, Seville

Enticing Food, Ancient Mysteries, Sizzling Scandals & One Lucky Cat
Bar Ambigú, Utrera