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Best Restaurants in Seville (2026)

Eating out is one of the great pleasures of a trip to Seville, and the city caters for every budget. At one end are the traditional taverns, where locals stand at the bar for a glass of sherry or beer and a few tapas. El Rinconcillo, which dates back to 1670, and the old shop-bar Casa Morales near the Cathedral are classic examples, and both are ideal stops on a tapas crawl rather than places for a long meal. Eslava in San Lorenzo and La Brunilda in the Arenal show the more creative side of tapas and are among the most popular tables in town.

For a sit-down meal, El Disparate on the Alameda de Hércules and Casa Robles near the Cathedral offer relaxed Andalusian cooking, while Chicarreros, Sobretablas and Tribeca are good choices for a special dinner. Cañabota, with a Michelin star, specialises in fish and seafood from the Andalusian coast cooked over the grill. Sevillians eat late, with lunch from about two and dinner from half past nine, so booking the first sitting is often easier. Reserve ahead for the best-known restaurants, especially at weekends, during Holy Week and the April Fair, and check closing days, as several close on Sundays or Mondays.

10 places · Updated November 12, 2026

Our top 3 restaurants in Seville

  1. El Rinconcillo Historic tapas bar, San PedroFounded in 1670 and billed as the oldest bar in Seville, a tiled and wood-panelled tavern serving traditional Andalusian tapas at its long counter.
  2. Casa Morales Traditional tapas bar, ArenalA historic shop-bar founded in 1850 near the Cathedral, with old wine vats, a wooden counter and good-value traditional tapas and montaditos.
  3. Eslava Creative tapas and restaurant, San LorenzoA San Lorenzo favourite for more than 30 years, combining traditional Sevillian cooking and creative tapas in a busy bar and a separate restaurant.

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1. El Rinconcillo

Historic tapas bar$$San Pedro

Founded in 1670 and billed as the oldest bar in Seville, a tiled and wood-panelled tavern serving traditional Andalusian tapas at its long counter.

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2. Casa Morales

Traditional tapas bar$Arenal

A historic shop-bar founded in 1850 near the Cathedral, with old wine vats, a wooden counter and good-value traditional tapas and montaditos.

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3. Eslava

Creative tapas and restaurant$$San Lorenzo

A San Lorenzo favourite for more than 30 years, combining traditional Sevillian cooking and creative tapas in a busy bar and a separate restaurant.

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4. La Brunilda

Modern tapas$$Arenal

A popular modern tapas restaurant in the Arenal, serving Mediterranean dishes that mix tradition and innovation for lunch and dinner every day.

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5. El Disparate

Contemporary Andalusian$$Alameda de Hércules

A relaxed contemporary restaurant facing the Alameda de Hércules, recommended in the Michelin Guide, with seasonal Andalusian cooking and influences from the owners' travels.

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6. Casa Robles

Andalusian restaurant$$$Centro

A family-run Andalusian restaurant near the Cathedral whose story began in 1954, serving seasonal Andalusian cooking with Huelva prawns, stews, meat and fish.

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7. Chicarreros

Contemporary European bistro$$$Centro

An elegant bistro on a pedestrian lane behind the Ayuntamiento, recommended in the Michelin Guide, with contemporary European cooking, caviar and a tasting menu.

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8. Sobretablas

Contemporary Andalusian tasting menu$$$El Porvenir

Chef Camila Ferraro's contemporary Andalusian restaurant in a chalet near the Plaza de España, with a tasting menu and a wine list built around sherry.

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9. Cañabota

Fish and seafood, Michelin star$$$$San Andrés

A Michelin-starred fish and seafood restaurant in the centre, grilling the daily catch from the Andalusian Atlantic coast in an open kitchen with counter seating.

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10. Tribeca

Traditional Spanish fine dining$$$$Nervión

A Sevillian classic for more than 20 years near the Jardines de la Buhaira, known for seasonal produce, quality meat and fish from the Gulf of Cádiz.

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