Churrería Los Especiales
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Had I written this review 5 years ago when my husband and I first tried it, I would have given it 4 stars. However, during my recent visit with my sister and brother-in-law, it was no longer as good as I remembered. In fact, it was a tad salty. And it was the chunky kind (i.e., fat tube), not the thin long churros like the ones in San Gines in Madrid (and in Costco!). It was still OK though. I'd most likely go there again the next time I'm in Sevilla.

This place apparently had the best churros con chocolate in Sevilla! I see why, they are made fresh and served with rich chocolate! Be sure to get them from here because you might as well have the best right? It's always busy even at off times and it's a quick stand right before Triana! Don't forget to check out my profile!

I took the advice of my friend Giulia and decided to check out the churro place. Hands down these are the best churros I've tasted. Definitely get the the the long-ended churros and dip with chocolate.

We wanted churros so badly but we somehow could never get to a traditional churreria on time since they all close by noon. This is convenient in its location and also because they are open all day for the most part but I must say they were just ok churros. The chocolate that accompanied it was also just so-so.

Saturday morning, almost 4:30 AM, in Sevilla, Andalucia, Spain. My body still had some sufficient energy, with some alcohol inside. My angelic conscious within my mind was asking me, "When are we going to bed soon?" but I was barely sleepy. Earlier that night, my hostess from Gines, her friends, some travelers, and I went exploring all over the Barrio Santa Cruz, drinking at bars, talking about random stuff, and watching Spanish guitar performances. It was probably one the insanest nights I had, but I got to experience the nightlife and soul of Sevilla. We came upon this place. I was looking forward to eating at this place because I have yet to eat one of the the most famous dishes in Spain: churros. Churros are a long fried dough type pastry and usually eaten with coffee or hot chocolate. I remember eating a couple types of churros, one that was covered with chocolate, and one that had either sugar or some sort of cinnamon covered on it. Either way, the churros they serve here are sweetly good, crisp, chewy, fresh out the oven and go really well with a great cup of hot chocolate or a nice cold glass of milk. This place is not much of a restaurant, it's more of a kiosk/market counter where you order your churros. There are a lot of tables and chairs in front, giving it an outdoor cafe feel. Overall, this is a great choice to get churros and some coffee/hot chocolate either as a late night snack or a very early morning breakfast. It's at a great location, by the Guadalquivir river, and near a bridge, so you can probably get some churros and walk to the nearby bridge and enjoy the nice scenery of Sevilla.

Best churros and chocolate I've ever had. A little pricey but completely worth it. They came out fresh, hot, and the perfect blend of crispy outside and soft inside. The chocolate was rich and tasty, blended perfectly with the churros. Will definitely be back!
2 years ago
Closed on Mondays. Walked a long way to find this out. for that I give 1 star. Bummer couldn't rate food, service and ambiance. Good atea tho! read more
1 year ago
Small shop but very busy, Location near bridge to Triana. Hot churros with thick chocolate sipping sauce. Many other options for different churros and coffee for dipping Staff average, no place to sit read more
MY FAVORITE Sevilla churros! So light and fluffy inside and crispy crunchy on the outside. Much better, in my opinion, than the regular churros or the churros that are stuffed inside. Accompanying chocolate was a little runny but still good! Wish I could eat this every day. read more
Had I written this review 5 years ago when my husband and I first tried it, I would have given it 4 stars. However, during my recent visit with my sister and brother-in-law, it was no longer as good as I remembered. In fact, it was a tad salty. And it was the chunky kind (i.e., fat tube), not the thin long churros like the ones in San Gines in Madrid (and in Costco!). It was still OK though. I'd most likely go there again the next time I'm in Sevilla. read more
Open on Christmas Day!!! Sister wanted churros and chocolate, so we got churros and hot chocolate. This is an outdoor location with a decent amount of seating outside. Since we had met up with some family friends (total group of 8)- this was the best scenario. Our group size would have never fit together at the same table at the other two places we were at (San Ginés in Madrid and El Comercio in Seville). The hot chocolate was probably my favorite of the three places we went to- it was a lot lighter in color, still somewhat thick but way more drinkable. It was sweeter than San Ginés but not as sweet as El Comercio. Churros were deliciously crispy. Only downside is that it's outside, so less than ideal in cold weather. It was decently warm outside when we went. Tip: closest restrooms are at the Mercado next door! 4/5 read more
This place apparently had the best churros con chocolate in Sevilla! I see why, they are made fresh and served with rich chocolate! Be sure to get them from here because you might as well have the best right? It's always busy even at off times and it's a quick stand right before Triana! Don't forget to check out my profile! read more
4 years ago
Hands down *the* best churros y chocolate in Seville. I've eaten here several times and it is consistently good. Don't miss this place!!!
10 years ago
I took the advice of my friend Giulia and decided to check out the churro place. Hands down these are the best churros I've tasted. Definitely get the the the long-ended churros and dip with chocolate. read more
7 years ago
Churros & chocolate Stand alone spot with shaded tables near the bridge. Very good churros and excellent chocolate for dipping or drinking. Gave 4 stars because I like the Mexican churros a bit more but worth an indulge. read more
We wanted churros so badly but we somehow could never get to a traditional churreria on time since they all close by noon. This is convenient in its location and also because they are open all day for the most part but I must say they were just ok churros. The chocolate that accompanied it was also just so-so. read more
15 years ago
Saturday morning, almost 4:30 AM, in Sevilla, Andalucia, Spain. My body still had some sufficient energy, with some alcohol inside. My angelic conscious within my mind was asking me, "When are we going to bed soon?" but I was barely sleepy. Earlier that night, my hostess from Gines, her friends, some travelers, and I went exploring all over the Barrio Santa Cruz, drinking at bars, talking about random stuff, and watching Spanish guitar performances. It was probably one the insanest nights I had, but I got to experience the nightlife and soul of Sevilla. We came upon this place. I was looking forward to eating at this place because I have yet to eat one of the the most famous dishes in Spain: churros. Churros are a long fried dough type pastry and usually eaten with coffee or hot chocolate. I remember eating a couple types of churros, one that was covered with chocolate, and one that had either sugar or some sort of cinnamon covered on it. Either way, the churros they serve here are sweetly good, crisp, chewy, fresh out the oven and go really well with a great cup of hot chocolate or a nice cold glass of milk. This place is not much of a restaurant, it's more of a kiosk/market counter where you order your churros. There are a lot of tables and chairs in front, giving it an outdoor cafe feel. Overall, this is a great choice to get churros and some coffee/hot chocolate either as a late night snack or a very early morning breakfast. It's at a great location, by the Guadalquivir river, and near a bridge, so you can probably get some churros and walk to the nearby bridge and enjoy the nice scenery of Sevilla. read more
Best churros and chocolate I've ever had. A little pricey but completely worth it. They came out fresh, hot, and the perfect blend of crispy outside and soft inside. The chocolate was rich and tasty, blended perfectly with the churros. Will definitely be back! read more
15 years ago
All I can say is: they're GREAT! If you're in Sevilla: go get some....now! :) read more
10 years ago
I'd have to say that this place doesn't serve terrible churros. They're pretty good in general and fantastic when compared to regular churros, but I've definitely had far better ones in Spain. They weren't as light and fluffy as I would expect or like them to be so that was definitely something that I didn't enjoy, but the chocolate was pretty rich so that was a plus! It's a perfect place to stop by for a quick snack, but I've had better churros on my trips to Spain before. read more
A wonderful little place where you simply walk up to the window to order hot and fresh churros. We picked up some churros and chocolate sauce and then watched a May procession for Mary headed to the cathedral. Once we were through with the crowds we walked down to the banks of the river and enjoyed our delicious food while relaxing. read more
10 years ago
I love the light airiness of these churros. You won't be disappointed!! Don't leave Seville without trying them!
7 years ago
Great churros, good prices! Nice sceneries! Freshly made! Right next to famous bridge.
8 years ago
We tried as many versions of churros con chocolate as we could during our vacation trip to Spain, and this one was our favorite. Big tubes with a crispy outside but doughy enough inside so the chocolate gets trapped in the nooks and crannies. Don't get fooled by the fact that it's located in a little kiosk by the bridge, the product is delicious! read more
One of the most authentic and tasty churro experiences I have had in Sevilla thus far. This lovely churro stand is less than a block from my apartment so it is truly a death sentence for any hopes of losing weight while I am here! However, with these churros in existence, who would really want to lose weight?? This place serves up a HEFTY portion of churros for 4€ it is easily enough to share with 3-4 people. They also have nice, thick chocolate! Some places I have been to skimp on the texture of their chocolate but this is the perfect thickness! Also, BONUS! They offer churros to go so if you are like me and a little bit lazy, you can take them back to your apartment! Overall, great experiences with the people and the churros! You must go! read more
The churros I could eat on their own, even without the chocolate caliente. I kinda love these churros for congee. Anyway, they are made fresh! And there are two types...the long ones that are fried in a wheel then cut of the short 4" loops. The loops are crispy and more doughnughty-bready and really good, the cut wheel is crispier and just as good. If u r there for two days, get one type each day read more
11 years ago
These Churros are on point! The cost is 4€ and that gets you a plate of Churros and your choice of drink, chocolate or coffee. Coffee sucks, so go for the hot chocolate. I tried the airy-fluffy Churros(recommended)cuz the other Churros I can basically eat anywhere in Los Angeles. The dude does not accept credit card, so make sure you have enough cash. This place is basically a little stand with plastic tables and chairs available for you to sit and enjoy your Churros. read more
7 years ago
i'm sorry but i honestly don't know what happened here with the reviews and whether they were rigged or not.
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Paseo de Cristóbal Colón
41001 Seville
Spain
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What time does Churrería Los Especiales open?
Churrería Los Especiales opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Churrería Los Especiales close?
Churrería Los Especiales closes at 2:00 AM (Next day) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 7:00 AM - 2:00 AM (Next day)
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Does Churrería Los Especiales take credit cards?
Yes, Churrería Los Especiales takes credit cards.
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Does Churrería Los Especiales have catering options?
No, Churrería Los Especiales does not have catering options.
Outdoor Amenities
Does Churrería Los Especiales have bike parking?
Yes, Churrería Los Especiales has bike parking.
Does Churrería Los Especiales have parking?
Yes, Churrería Los Especiales has parking options.
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“Big tubes with a crispy outside but doughy enough inside so the chocolate gets trapped in the nooks and crannies.”
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