Just arrived in Seville and WOW!! This city is amazing. Just stunning, we have never seen anything like it. We are staying in the Santa Cruz area and you can't get here by car which is very cool! Can anyone recommend restaurants here? We have 2 teens with us so larger portions and more on the casual side are better.
Thank in advance,
Kristalynn
Make sure you get to La Campana patisserie every day for gorgeous sweet treats.
http://confiterialacampana.com
La Bulla is a good one just by the cathedral
My advice would be to look for the traditional tapas bars, where old men congregate, and with lots of discarded toothpicks/napkins on the floor. Do a lot of pointing, and order with "dos, por favor" - a plate for you to share, and one for the teens.
Las Columnas for tapas.
Before departing for Seville, I did my research and added pins and notes of restaurants to my custom map. Not only did I find great food, but getting to them led me to off the beaten path neighborhoods. These two sites were extremely helpful, but I did not take their tours. Many of their recommendations were not "reviewed" at TA, and not frequented by the tourists.
Another vote for La Campana. And we loved Taberna Coloniales for tapas.
Here i have two of my favorite Bars,
The second is close to u
Zalata Calle Dona María Coronel (Feria)
San Telmo Paseo Catalina de Ribera 4 (Santa Cruz)
The New York Times' frugal traveler, Lucas Peterson, reports on his visit to Seville -
Vibrant and Seductive Seville, Easy on the Wallet
Our favorite authentic tapas in Sevilla is at La Antigua Bodeguita on Plaza San Salvador right across from the church by the same name. My mom and I ate there three days in a row!
This place gets busy and crowded with locals and the food is delicious ;-)
Enjoy your time in Spain!
