We had a local take us here and it was nothing short of amazing. The olives, the cheese, the…read moretomato's , the asparagus, absolutely special.

Great place! Located at Pureza 12 in the Triana section of Sevilla, La Antigua Abaceria is…read moreslightly off the beaten path and well worth the effort to discover. Carlos is a great host and offers a wide selection of traditional tapas and quality drinks at very reasonable prices. We ordered the Tortillion (large tortilla) and glasses of Rioja. Both were excellent. If you're looking for a genuine Spanish tapas/bar experience away from the crowds of tourists then this is your place. Enjoy!

I'm definitely a regular customer. I've even found things here that I've never seen in the part of…read morethe states where I'm from. Like sugar free natural maple syrup with natural ingredients. And of course I come here for my Dr Pepper! Which I totally have my Spanish boyfriend hooked on. They also have a heaps of baking ingredients that you can't find in the grocery stores but are essential for baking. I think this is a good reason a lot of Spanish come here too. The prices range from reasonable to over priced. Which is normal for a shop that imports most of the goods. What I find here I can't live without 1 Dr Pepper 2 Baking soda 3 Sugar Free Maple Syrup 4 Hot Sauce 5 American Mustard Then of course when I shop here, I buy heaps of non essentials like beef jerky, pretzels, etc The shop is one of the better ones i've been to around Spain. Mostly because of the size and number of products.

Decent sllection of American brands. Great place for those not liviing in the states and crave a…read morelittle something from home.

Sort of a food court in the market. You have to get tapa ticket (€3) or a tapa + drink ticket…read more(€3.50) then you go to each counter and tell them what to get you. We had a beef fajita dish from the Pero stall which wasn't that great because it was kinda cold. Then we had a meat balls dish and a asparagus dish with an egg which were much better. We haven't tried everything. There were some seafood dishes that looked interesting. I would go back, but for now I say the food is a bit uneven and you pretty much have to serve yourself which I found to be a bit bothersome. The food and the service would probably be better at a real tapa bar at about the same price.

Great experience if in Seville, just behind the market place and in front of the old church, great…read moreselection of local food, good place for evening tapas, good prices, have to buy ticket to get the food, kinda quirky but all part of experience