Tiny place with delicious food! Must try if you're in Seville! We came here for a brunch…read more Definitely come here for the vibes and food.

Ingredients are fresh and thoughtfully prepared, served quickly with kindness towards a traveler…read morewho only speaks a little bit of their language. It turns out that we speak the same language when concerning food. From artisanal house-made bread to fresh accompaniments and a pretty tasty cappuccino. I could have selected anything off the menu for breakfast as everything looked appealing. The ambiance added to the experience as energetic coffee shop vibes meet eclectic decor and a playlist provoking one to sway and smile. I opted for the Maia - Brie cheese, Bacon, Sliced Tomato, Avocado, greens, and homemade Hollandaise sauce on house-baked brioche. Not a crumb was left. A delightful departure from the tapas scene here in Sevilla.

So after awhile, many crave a traditional burger in a country where burgers are not staples of the…read morefood society. After a few weeks traveling in Spain, I was in need of a juicy burger and Tommy Mel's hit the spot! As with most restaurants in Spain, do not expect a early dinner or late lunch as times vary versus traditional eating hours outside of Europe. The hours on Yelp may be off, as I showed up around five only to find it closed and not opening for a few more hours. With that said, the restaurant is centrally located in Seville, which makes it not too much of a jaunt if staying in the city center. The inside of the restaurant boasts that traditional 50's vibe that most Americans have become accustomed too, although everything was clean and there was plenty of seating. Staff was decent, but do not expect superb service, which is fine by me as I have gotten used to the way most restaurant staff in Europe operate. The menu boats plenty of good American diner food, typical hot dogs, burgers, fries, shakes, et cetera and prices are very affordable. They also offer some tasty alcoholic beverages, which I had a sip of one and it was on point!! Ended up ordering a cheeseburger with avocado and a side of fries, which took no time at all to arrive. The burger was cooked to perfect (medium), and had a nice grill top taste to it, which maintaining its juiciness. As for the side of fries, they portioned them perfectly as some restaurants serve you way too many, and as for the taste, I would chalk them up to subpar in taste and crispness. Worth a stop in the end? Well it depends, I would not necessarily go out of the way to ignore the local goods to eat at Tommy Mel's, but I would suggest it if you need a burger and fries fix.

As an American visiting Seville visiting this homage to American diners, the level of meta here was…read moreheavy. The execution and decor of the place are seamless - from the 50s American rock-n-roll on the jukebox to the bellhop waiter/waitress outfits, you'd be forgiven if you thought you had walked straight into Mel's diner in Hollywood (or in Happy Days). Service was friendly and prompt - they let us in pretty close to the 4:30p afternoon siesta/break and didn't rush us at all. Food was a decent approximation of a diner, but not a true US diner experience. I got the chicken tacos, which I found too fatty (I noticed that seems to be a trend with Spanish chicken, served mostly dark meat and fatty - really didn't work with the richness of guac, cheese, etc) for me. My wife enjoyed her burger - solid if a touch overcooked. Fries were great and props for having the Heinz ketchup. Fun place to visit and relatively unique for Spain. Not a bad option if you are craving some American-style food, if not quite quintessential US diner greasy spoon awesomeness.

Taco Tuesday ... HOOAH!…read more We saw the sign for Taco Tuesday with tacos ranging from €1 to €2 and the menu had some things my wife would like, so we asked for a table outside. The gentleman told us that he would be right with us, but we waited 15 minutes to be seated, too long. We were hungry and it was late, so we stuck around. I asked for a Margarita (€7), not knowing the price, even though I had asked for a Drinks menu, not available, something I hardly ever do because that is a sure sign that the drinks are expensive. It came in a small glass, maybe 8 ounces, and was filled with ice, having taken maybe three small sips to finish it off, 3-4 ounces of liquid max and extremely weak ... FUBAR! My wife's first choice, the Philly Cheesesteak (€11) was not available, so she decided on the Pulled Pork Sandwich (€9). I wanted the Al Pastor tacos (€1.50), but they were also out, crap, so I ordered two Carnitas (€1.50 each) and two Steak tacos (€2 each). My better half did not like the taste of the pulled pork, but it tasted fine to me. Her french fries were abundant, but were too salty, even for those of us who like salt on our fries. My tacos were on small 'street taco' tortillas with a reasonable amount of meat, but only some onions and radishes, no cilantro. They were actually pretty good, but not filling, so I polished off what was left of my wife's pulled pork sandwich and a few fries. For €1 to €2 a pop, I was not complaining. The service was good once we got seated and the food was decent, but the lack of available options and the price of my itty-bitty margarita would ensure that we do not return any time soon. CombatCritic Gives Brixton 3 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better! #SNAFU

I highly recommend this place! The teriyaki wings and loaded fries are hands down my favorite. The…read morebrunch here is also fantastic I usually order the chicken and waffles. They make good cocktails too! The Veracruz menu they serve is also good with the carnitas burrito!

My husband and I stopped into this little cake shop for breakfast one morning. Looked like a…read moremother-daughter team were running the place at the time, and be aware no se habla ingles. Fair prices. Yummy ham toast "with the very good olive oil." I believe they are open on Sunday (we went during the week so I can't remember their weekend hours exactly) when dining options are limited.

Yummy postres (desserts) and cafe con leche...no English spoken but very friendly staffread more

I generally prefer to get my lattes to stay because baristas sometimes half ass it, especially the…read moreart, if you ask for it to go. That exact situation occurred when I visited Torch Coffee Roasters. When the barista saw I was about to snap a picture, he asked me if he could redo it. I compromised. I did not get another drink because I did not want to waste the one I got. However, I agreed to take a picture of his next latte for another customer so I had a more representative example of his skills. In terms of my latte, the presentation was subpar but the substance was very good. The texture was smooth and the taste had no hint of bitterness. Torch Coffee Roasters also had the most space of the coffee shops I tried in Seville. Accordingly, definitely get the latte to stay if you are not in a rush. The latte art is excellent if you do. If you are visiting the Seville and looking for recommendations, feel free to message me through Yelp and I can share my itinerary/ recommendations, which includes my Yelp reviews. The information for an electronic copy can also be found via my Yelp profile.

My favorite third waive coffee spot in Seville. I was in town for a few days and managed to come…read morein 4 times...you could say I was a fan of the coffee. I usually order espresso and/or pour over whenever I go to a coffee shop. Here, I focused on espresso and had them a few different times. Everything time it was pulled well with the machine dialed in correctly for the beans. They were also using good quality craft beans, which is setting them up for success. Had the change to try the latte as well, which was also very good. The pastries were okay, nothing special. The space itself is very inviting with lots of seating, it does get pretty loud though.

While vacationing with family, on a day hot 90s degree, we stopped by for cool drinks, air…read moreconditioner, and also found a place you can hangout, one person was chilling with laptop. Pleasant decor, with seating along the window or against the inner wall and toilets for a comfortable stay. My smoothies was freshly made and yummy. This place is a definite recommend.

Cute place! Every table was packed. No seating inside - it's all outdoors. Nice people watching. We…read moreordered a cappuccino, Americano, some Green Juice, the Caprese bagel sandwich, a croissant, and an Açaí bowl. The coffee was great. The caprese sandwich was very good. The Açaí bowl was beautiful. The açaí is not as sweetened as some but the fruit was a nice compliment to it to sweeten things up a bit, and the granola on top is excellent. I would come back!

If you're an American studying living in Los Remedios, you have got to check out Cafe del Valle. I…read morelived on Virgen de Valle only a block away and found myself studying in there almost every day. The cafe is owned by two wonderful, kind-hearted brothers, Miguel and Jesus. If you introduce yourselves to them and are friendly and personal, they will be willing to do anything for you. They will take care of you, offer you special things on the menu, even help you with your Spanish. I spent hours in there hanging out. They are the nicest guys and made my Sevilla time bearable. Plus, the food is amazing. It's the closest thing to real fresh American food. The salads are great, and the mezla de zumos are really good. I usually got fresa y naranja, I think. The hierbabuena tea is delicious (similar to what you get in Morocco) and the toffee pie is delicioussssss. That and a glass of wine will do you right.

I studied in Sevilla this past semester and lived in Los Remedios. Café del Valle was a great cafe…read moreto sit and do work in. They have great coffee but what I enjoyed the most was their cakes. My friends often got the frappes or juices which were also really good. The owners are very friendly. I'd highly recommend this cafe.

Really friendly staff and great service. Has free wifi which is always a plus and the drinks and…read morefood is what can be expected from a quality chain like this.

Quaint little shop offering possibly the best eclair (caramel of course) that we've ever tried…read more Also sampled a pistachio croissant which was not only delicious but also held up over a whole morning of walking around the old town. Service was kind and delightful and the shop is such a delightful little escape right around the corner from tourist heavy spots.

Some of the best damn croissants I've ever had. Perfectly flaky and doughy at the same time, moist,…read moreand buttery/rich. If you're in the area visiting Triana market, worth a short trek/detour if you're craving pastries or sweets.

On a hot day in Seville, can't go wrong to cool off with a cold brewed coffee at Virgin Coffee!!…read more Seville's first micro-roaster in 2015, visiting isn't always easy. There are just a few stools outside for seating, and the shop only open six to seven hours each day - but it's worth the hassle to try the coffee maestro's next-to-perfect flat whites!

This hole in the wall shop has great coffee. There was no bitterness in my latte. In addition, it…read morehad a lot of milk and was very thick. It was one of the thickets lattes I have had anywhere. If you do not like a lot of milk, its lattes may not be aligned with your tastes. Nevertheless, the latte art was great too. If you are visiting the Seville and looking for recommendations, feel free to message me through Yelp and I can share my itinerary/ recommendations, which includes my Yelp reviews. The information for an electronic copy can also be found via my Yelp profile.