Excellent experience.. Sebastian is fantastic cheff with a unique personality…read more We had more than a fantastic dinner... We had a unforgettable night.. We will go back for sure...

This cute little cafe is located off the beaten path in a quiet plaza and absolutely not touristy…read more Super yummy tapas offered in not one, not two, but 3 sizes! Come with an appetite because the portions are big but the prices are not! Highly recommend the eggs (huevos) with chorizo and the garden sweet tomatoes with Spanish onions, oil and vinegar!

Terrible place! Do not come here if you're traveling and aren't from the area. The food isn't that…read moregreat and the service is very slow. I speak some Spanish but even I wasn't sure what was on the menu. The eggs were horrid, the potatoes were okay, and the chicken was oily. Definitely ruined my mood. Stay away!

Bad service. Food tastes like the cooks don't put in effort. Overpriced compared to other local…read morerestaurants. I did not feel happy eating here.

The best food in the whole Seville, seriously!!! Its family own restaurant, where owners cook you…read moreamazing food made by their own recipes. Better try tapas so you have opportunity to try many different things. Food combinations are amazing, aubergine dish is worth a Michelin star for sure

It was really strange that my first restaurant in my favourite city in Spain was called "Boston…read moreBurger". No, I did not eat any burgers, nor did I eat anything that reminded me of my eating experiences in Boston. I came to this place while I was on an afternoon stroll with a girl from Shanghai who currently is a student at the Universidad de Sevilla. She said to me, "We can go for tapas or paella. Where do you want to go?" I was not too sure. I ate tapas nearly every day, was a little tired of eating tapas every day and I have not eaten paella much. I said, "Paella." She took me here, sat at the patio outside and showed me a paella menu. The paella did not look impressive, just looking at the menu, but I was more interested in the "menu del día" (menu of the day), which is a special where you can get two dishes, a drink and some bread for a little under €8. For my two dishes, I still ordered a seafood paella, and a "chuleta" (pork chop) with fries. My friend got some sort of dish that had string beans and what appears to be chicken inside and a "pez espada" (swordfish). I thought my paella was decently good, thought the seafood was decent, and the rice was cooked right. It was probably not the best paella I had in Sevilla, but sufficient. The pork was tender and flavourful, and the fries were decently good and almost addicting to eat. My friend seemed to have liked her dishes as well, thought one of her dishes was okay, but thought one of them was decently good. Atmosphere was decent, probably the most irritating thing about this place was sometimes flies tend to come over, but it was not that bad. We talked about a lot of things for a while, such as identities, Chinese and Spanish cultures. This place is at a great location. It's very close to the major landmarks in Sevilla, such as the Real Alcázar, La Giralda and the Torre del Oro. If you want more information about this place, this link might have details on the menu: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeHZTRTboAI Overall, this is not high on my recommendations to get paella in Sevilla, but I think this is a solid choice and you should definitely consider the menu del día, since the prices are reasonable.

What were we thinking having dinner at Boston Burger in Seville?? We didn't realize this till we…read morehad placed our order. Service was okay, food was sorry with the exception of fried boquerones and a little earthen saucer of very very very spicy shrimp which became the highlight of our rather large 5 person order.

Went here with a group of friends from the US. The service was excellent - Carlos in particular was…read moregreat. He recommended which tapas to try, and even gave us some "surprises" to try out too. Prices were very reasonable. Would recommend!

It was a quiet afternoon in this bodega, just us and another table of four local Sevillian men away…read morefrom the tourist mobs. The two older gentlemen behind the counter gave us a friendly welcome, mostly due to my wife's proficient Spanish skills. Judging by their banter, I think they must have worked here their entire lives together in this time warp vintage bodega. Grilled sardines, Calamari with squid ink rice, cheese, jamon, potatoes, bread, and a cold jug of sangria...everything was delicious, and all cost just over €27. Free tapas included olives and some refreshing gazpacho shots. If you're in the area, hungry, speak a little Spanish and need a break from the tourists, grab a stool at the bar.

On a alley lined with places to eat, but they're all the same thing. Don't be fooled by the looks…read more Or the welcome. Look at the faces of the diners and you will see: meh food. Nothing we ate was great, not one thing. The shrimp salad was awash in quasi Russian dressing, drenched it was, and the langoustines a la plancha were hard to peel, evidence of sitting too long before service or cooking. The cuttlefish meatballs had a not sea fresh odor...yikes....one and done, they were. Too much bread and old tatty squid, yuck! Walk on, there's so much better in this lovely area.

Very nice place. Did not expect such finesse in this littles town. Original tapas, loved the…read morecannelonis.

This is an ok place to stop for a fast bite, but don't expect very high quality food. Considering…read moresome of the great places near by, I would recommend choosing a different place if you're looking for a decent meal. The salmorejo was was decent, as well as the chicken bonbons, but the bull tail was subpar and the calamari was not good (sandy). The food can out in less than five minutes indicating that it was reheated or on a hot plate. The wine that we had was delicious and the service was good. There are also cool mounted bull heads inside, so it was an interesting stop on our trip - just not fantastic food.

This review is for the Antonia Diaz Street location. Service here was tip top. Ask for Marco…read moreAntonio he's the best! Everything he recommended we loved. The food was delicious and the presentation was very nice. We enjoyed this place so much we ate here twice on our 3 night stay. So far, our favorite restaurant in Spain. Try the huevos rotos, the huevos revuelto, the croquetas, or the hamburger.