It's a small, popular spot, so definitely put your name on the waitlist first and use the time to…read morewander around--it can easily be about an hour, but it's worth it once you're in. We went for the house red wine and a spread of tapas: wood-fired camembert, pimientos de Padrón, patatas bravas, grilled vegetables, croquettes, and cheesecake to finish. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and came out quickly. Complimentary bread and olives at the start, and a little sherry to end the meal--such a nice touch. Service was friendly and efficient throughout. A total must-visit if you're in the area and love good vegetarian tapas!

The food and service were wonderful. I had never had Iberian pork before, but if this is typical…read moreOMG is it good. It was so flavorful, and tender. The service was great, and they gave us each a shot of sweet sherry when we got the check.

It was a tourist trap. The reviews are nowhere near to what…read morewe have experienced when we visited this place. - The place was not properly ventilated. - The design was nowhere from being authentic. It was a cramped room full of old stuff. - There were only 2 people working (a waiter and a cook) in a packed place. Expect to wait for your food from 30 minutes to one hour. - When our food came, it was very hard and too cold to what it's supposed to be. - We ended up taking it home and re-heating it so we can eat it.

I saw a photo of their menu and read the reviews and decided this place was worth a visit. My wife…read morehowever saw photos of the food and was unconvinced. "Ham egg and chips? It just looks like a greasy Harvester!" Is roughly what she said. Eventually I convinced her and we went. Oh wow the food was good! According to my wife, their special (Lomo Sacramento) was some of the best meat she's ever had. It was so tender and full of flavour. Mmm.

Really nice fusion of Spanish with a bit of Asian . Beautiful presentation of each dish, good wine…read more, and perfect service. We arrived slightly before the dinner crowd and enjoyed the quiet , elegant but casual atmosphere. No tourists in sight- which is great. Good for a romantic evening .

Horrible, rude staff Poor food…read moreNot fresh Arrogant Do not go there EVER Obnoxious staff Terrible experience Claimed to not understand our Spanish (unlike most of the rest of the city) Refused to speak or understand English Unkind to English speakers

LOVE TROPIQUAL! im not a big sushi girl but this place has the most amazing gyozas & tacos! also…read moretheir drinks are amazing! the restaurant itself is so pretty and decorated kinda tropical forest like! also the service has always been spectacular! my friends and i were even gifted free shots one night! love this place. also right next to the setas de sevilla which is an amazing sight at day but especially at night!

This was possibly the least favorite meal that we've had in Spain, unfortunately. After a couple…read moretries on Christmas night for other restaurants, which we found were all closed, we ended up coming here bc we had seen it open (but fairly empty) around 8:30pm. It later filled up... possibly bc of limited restaurant openings in the area. There was definitely a language barrier- at some point my mom has questions about dishes and the waiter called over one of the cooks who spoke better English. We definitely had a miscommunication about paella- they initially let us order seafood paella for one person but later told us that the paella were minimum for 2? But then the two servings arrived at different times??? One came hot and the other one was lukewarm. Paella was good, according to my mom who knows better than I do on this dish. There weren't that many seafood pieces though, and it arrived in a regular plate instead of in a paella pan (TripAdvisor photos from 2017 indicate they used to?) My dad ordered some sort of Iberian steak- it was dry but tasty. Could have done with some sort of sauce. My mom's fish arrived raw in the middle- I ended up explaining to a waiter using Google Translate and he immediately whisked the plate away- when it came back, it was perfectly cooked. Our favorite dish (at least for my mother and I) was probably the dish that they served immediately (lettuce, tomatoes, onions and some vinegar dressing) and the mixed salad which was... more of the same but with some beans and a different ratio of the same items. Sangria was also forgettable. Overall, really 2.5 out of 5, but I upgraded it to 3 since they fixed the fish. There are really plenty of good options nearby.

We had New Year's eve pre-fix dinner here and while it was delicious and they certainly gave you…read moreyour money's worth (unlimited wine and cava) we think the fois gras pate made us sick. The star was the main dish, grilled iberico pork with potatoes. This place was packed with locals and the food was good, just don't order the pate. The service was phenomenal for Seville and the waiter tried hard to accommodate our 2 year old (which we agree is tricky at a fancy place) they brought him soup and chicken and a chocolate torte cake. Super nice.

We found this place after going to a restaurant which the reviews gave too much credit about. We…read morewere trying to find a cozy place, where they can make us feel welcome and we bumped into this spot. You can divide the flavours of a pizza for two (if it has the same sauce - white or tomato). The dough is thin and tasty. Good food, good attention.

Good food (not great) - mostly pizza, pasta and some burgers…read more Serves Mahou as the default draft beer (ugh!). The toilets are nasty.