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Best Cafés in Seville (2026)

Breakfast in Seville often means churros, the thick, airy fried dough that Sevillians dip in hot chocolate in the morning or as an afternoon snack, never as a dessert. Bar El Comercio, a family-run bar on Calle Lineros since 1904, is one of the classic places to try them, and you may need to wait for a table at weekends. For something sweet later in the day, Confitería La Campana at the top of Calle Sierpes has been making pastries since 1885 and is a landmark for Sevillians buying cakes for family occasions.

Seville also has a growing specialty coffee scene. Torch Coffee Roasters by the river near the Torre del Oro roasts its beans on site, Virgin Coffee beside Las Setas is a small roaster run by its owner, and Parcería Café opposite the Feria market serves carefully made filter coffee with creative breakfast dishes. La Cacharrería on Calle Regina is a long-standing favourite for brunch, with queues at weekends. Many cafés close in the afternoon or on Sundays, so check opening times before making a special trip, and in summer plan coffee and breakfast early, before the heat of the day.

6 places · Updated November 12, 2026

Our top 3 cafés in Seville

  1. Confitería La Campana Historic pastry shop and café, CentroSeville's best-known pastry shop, founded in 1885 at the top of Calle Sierpes, with a historic shopfront, cakes, pastries and seasonal specialities such as roscón de Reyes.
  2. Bar El Comercio Churros and chocolate bar, CentroA family-run bar founded in 1904 in the shopping streets of the old town, famous for breakfasts of churros with thick hot chocolate and for its tapas.
  3. Torch Coffee Roasters Specialty coffee roaster, ArenalA specialty coffee roaster by the river near the Torre del Oro, roasting its own beans on site and serving espresso and filter coffee in a bright space.

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2. Bar El Comercio

Churros and chocolate bar$Centro

A family-run bar founded in 1904 in the shopping streets of the old town, famous for breakfasts of churros with thick hot chocolate and for its tapas.

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4. Parcería Café

Specialty coffee and breakfast$Feria

A specialty coffee and breakfast spot opposite the Feria market, opened in 2018 by Colombian coffee lovers, serving espresso, filter brews, toasts and waffles.

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5. Virgin Coffee

Specialty coffee roaster$Encarnación

A small specialty coffee bar beside Las Setas where the owner roasts his own beans and serves espresso and filter coffee, mostly to take away.

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6. La Cacharrería

Breakfast and brunch café$Encarnación

A long-established breakfast and brunch café on Calle Regina near Las Setas, known for brunch sets, toasts on different breads, pancakes and homemade cakes.

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