The food was great including the fried mozzarella and vegetarian paella which we ordered as vegetarians. Two stars away as I felt a bit ripped off at this place - the check had 2x the price of paella and some additional items in spanish. When I asked our server for clarification, I was told that the price for the paella on the menu is for one person and they brought us serving for two people. We intended to share one helping and clearly ordered one helping as we weren't able to finish what they served us anyways. Also, I saw the bread charge on the check while we didn't touch the bread basket. I didn't argue much over a small charge but most restaurants are courteous enough to not add it to the bill if the party didn't consume any or ask if we want it before they put it on the table. Again food is good but be wary of the typical touristy treatment you might get here. read more

An elegant paella restaurant next to the Cathedral. We brought a large party to Gusto for a late-ish dinner (at least for Americans!) and we made reservations. They placed us in a second floor table which was OK, but it felt a little bit cramped as we were pinned behind a couple with a fussy infant and baby stroller. (They departed about half way through our meal.) We had come specifically for the paella at Gusto which we had read good things about so we only ordered the black squid ink paella and the seafood paella and one sliced steak for the youngest of our party. The service was very friendly and spirited though her insistence on speaking English to the fluent Spanish speaker in our group was amusingly feisty to us. The paella was excellent, served with generous helpings of shrimp, calamari, cuttle fish and mussels. It took a good half hour to bring out, but they warn you in the menu of that necessity. Gusto's paella was served in the traditional way, with no mix of seafood and meat or sausage, which may seem unusual to Americans. The only paella meat option was chicken and rabbit, which did not appeal to us. The steak, the only other dish we ordered, was massive; it was almost as big as my nephew who was consuming it. Served with an imposing knife, it looked like a carnivore's dream. Truth be told my nephew found it a bit tough and imposing, but it had delicious meaty flavor. Lost one star for being a little pricey and tourist-centric, but worth a visit. read more

Definitely, don't walk by! The Botas De Barro and tempura prawns comes highly recommended. The paella with seafood and rabbit is delicious. Ask for for Davide, he will take care of you Please We had 4 people, but the paella for 3 fed us all without issue. A must have, if you're in Sevilla. read more

This gem of a bistro didn't show up in Yelp under vegan or vegan friendly searches so I felt compelled to post a review for fellow vegans/vegetarians. Centrally located in the charming Santa Cruz neighborhood by the cathedral, amid the many eateries there, it is a modern, hip restaurant doing traditional omnivore Spanish dishes with not one but a few vegan offerings. We had fried eggplants with miso glazed tofu as a starter, then a summery heirloom tomato salad and a root veggie salad with a green dipping sauce. Everything was very fresh and delicious. So happy to have a restaurant offering vegan options amid the ubiquitous seafood and jamón dishes in Sevilla! read more

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Multiple delicious vegetarian dinner options artfully plated. As pleasing to the eye as to the palate. Each bite a flavorful surprise. Complete with fun and knowable staff. The menu clearly labels dishes suitable for vegans or vegetarians. It was a complete surprise to find Gusto right across from the Cathedral in the middle of hordes of tourists. Their window indicates they have vegetarian options but we were surprised at their level of service and food. read more

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We came, we saw, we conquered. Looking for shelter and beakfast on a rainy Monday, we found this wonderful place. Decoration is modern and trendy, coffee excelent, staff is wonderfully serviceable. We got lost in it's delights. 5 stars read more

Came in and had the spinach meatballs. They are so good!! Definitely recommend them. I'm excited to try the paella tomorrow night as it looks fantastic and everyone else was ordering it. The service was great! Loved the temparnillo wines. My friend had the lamb meatloaf and it also was quite good. A little too "meaty" but good. read more

Gusto - Spinach meatballs - Spanish Near Me - Seville, SE

We sauntered in here one evening to get dinner and had a great time, they don't start serving until 7:30 (it's Spain remember, late lat late dinner!). We ordered a vegetable and quinoa starter and my husband and I were absolutely smitten with that first dish - our entree's were delicious as well, we had the chicken (super tender) and the beef filet (a full piece of beef, peppercorn perfection!). We were overall very happy with dinner! It does take a while for entree's but overall, it was a delicious meal and we are glad we stopped by! We ended our dinner with caramel cheesecake - in hindsight we would have ordered a different dessert but everything else was delicious! This isn't traditional Spanish food, but it is certainly fine dining - you will be in for a treat. Also, I would recommend coming in here for breakfast as they were one of the only places I saw with breakfast croissants, and they have freshly squeezed juices! read more

Gusto is located right next to Catedral de Sevilla. The food here is really good!!! You seldom get such good quality food near touristy location. But service is a little slow. If you have time, I'll recommend you to pay this restaurant a visit. read more

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Best Paella in Seville, and an amazing customer service. My wife and I had a great experience!

Located across the street from the Cathedral this place is perfect if you want lunch with a view. We tried the vegetarian paella which was excellent. Highly recommend it! read more

I've only been here for breakfast and it was lovely. I recommend the American breakfast- pancakes, a fruit salad and Greek yoghurt with oats. The orange juice is freshly squeezed, which may not be much of a feat to Southern people but since we don't have juice like this where I come from, it was a magnificent refreshing beverage to start the day with. The atmosphere is very calm and serene. I am eager to try this bar for dinner also. Definitely recommend. read more

all the servers have a great personality! they're goofy and fun to dine with. every dish we had was great! In fact we came back for breakfast! beautiful restaurant. read more

Great coffee, friendly staff and delicious pastries. Refreshing place in the fast moving city! read more

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Wow wow--this was hands down the best dinner we had in Seville, and though it might seem an overstatement, this is likely the highest caliber restaurant in Seville. We were drawn to the artfully arranged plates of diners sitting on their makeshift patio, sidewalk tables. Our server was beyond friendly and warm, a quick and ready smile with helpful suggestions about the menu. We ordered several things to share: Squid stuffed with feta and kalamata; leg of lamb with whole roasted potatoes, larger than fingerling and smaller than russet; scallops with grapefruit and yogurt celeriac salad. The squid was huge, with beautifully charred edges with a smoky taste and filled with a decadent feta cheese--and despite it was squid which if not cooked perfectly, can be tough, this was tender and easily cut with our knife. The scallops also were tender, not mealy nor tough, and the celery salad was everything, tangy and yogurt based mounded into a roulade shape. By the time our entree arrived, we were full, but then behold the lamb: it was enough to feed several, and gorgeously plated, with a hearty tomato-based sauce, rich and satisfying. Though I never return to a restaurant when traveling, I had to go back the next day for lunch: we ordered what turned out to be a near orgasmic experience: a Cherry gazpacho with anchovy, goat cheese, basil oil, and edible flowers. Yes, cherry--Wtf, right? It was a marvel--layers and layers of flavors. It had me hypnotized and completely absorbed in the experience, and so blown away was I, I had to snap a photo something I don't often do. We also got what I call bliss in a bottle: Salmon with creamy chèvre & lavender, fresh chives & dill, blueberries, and a beautiful homemade fruity pomegranate chutney & pumpernickel toast points. To round out the lunch, we had a composed beetroot yogurt potato salad with smoked herring, another winner. I doubt if the chef is capable of making anything bad. Our server, Elena, was beyond adorable; she has such sass and personality, incredibly sincere, forthright, and cute, very honest about letting us know that she though we were ordering too much food (when we'd ordered a 4th dish), and thanks to her for steering us away from this. Throughout, she checked on us without being intrusive, and made our second visit, with her presence, so much more enjoyable. read more

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We've been in Spain for a couple days now and got an idea of what the prices are. This place is an absolute tourist trap. You can get much more bang with you buck if you go a little further out. The staff and food are decent but it's not decent enough for the price they are charging. read more

This is my favorite place in Seville. Perfectly placed and an amazing interior on 2 levels. The staff is friendly and patient. There is a lot of choice with all allergens and vegetarian and even vegan options! Meals are huge and delicious! I went there 2 times and it was amazing read more

Excellent vegetarian paella! And excellent ambiance and service. The dessert was also fantastic. Overall an awesome Spanish culinary experience in this superb place in beautiful Seville. read more

This is a lovely place across the street from the cathedral. Friendly waitstaff and good ambiance combined with great food make it a winner!

Ordered a cerveza and a tostada con jamón. The gazpacho that comes with it is a nice surprise! Tastes very fresh!! Great waitstaff and bathrooms are very clean. Very close to the Alcazar Palace and downtown. read more

Awesome fresh homemade pasta and pastries. American coffee (hard to find in Spain), friendly English speaking waiters and 80s music.

We only had coffee and a light breakfast here but we were very satisfied. The croissant with "raw" ham and cheese was perfect. The breakfast toasts with tomato jelly were just fine and the coffee strong and favorable. I'm not sure we will make it back for lunch/tapas/dinner but for a quick breakfast it hit the spot. read more

This place has a great view of the cathedral and a nice place to sit outside and people watch, but the food is just ok. There are quite a few Italian places in this area and this definitely isnt the best one but if you want the view and outside seating this can offer that. read more

Amazing food! The pasta is legit -- homemade and they have classic American style breakfasts if you are looking for something other than jamon and churros read more

Super delicious! Not exactly traditional Spanish cuisine but after 5 days of tapas, a quinoa salad and curry coconut chicken skewers was a relief! And an Aperol Spritz didn't hurt either! Really delicious food read more

We went to this place for vegetarian options. Overall food was only decent, very expensive and portion sizes were smaller than tapas. It's a shame to charge 3 euros for small water bottle. I am not going to recommend this place. Feels like being cheated. Please do yourself a favor and go to an authentic small restaurant with better food and price! read more

Wow! So many awesome things about this restaurant I don't know where to start. Stumbled across it on the way to the Alcazar and in dire need of some coffee. Hesitated a bit because I figured a place so close to a major tourist site would be a tourist trap. But it was exactly the opposite. Not only did we grab breakfast (the Italian: cappucciono, croissant and fresh orange juice for 5 euros!) But after spending several exhausting hours at the Alcazar we came back for a late lunch. The food, juices and coffee are all amazingly fresh and well-prepared. They're also vegetarian, vegan and gluten free friendly. The menu notes if there are any allergy concerns. They also have gluten free pasta and bread. First time I've seen that at a restaurant in Spain! Service was super friendly and fast. All the staff and waiters were great! The entire decor was tastefully done and relaxing! Love this place so much we may go back for dinner before leaving Sevilla! read more

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Good. Good food, mixed service, some waiters outstanding, some very not. English speaking waiters, a plus. Saffron risotto, pasta carbonara and tiramisu were outstanding. Bruschetta unique/not good...other dishes forgettable...as I cannot remember what else we had. Very convenient location, indoor/outdoor seating. Cute street for people watching. Tourist pricing. read more

Small place where you can have a nice fresh breakfast. Everything is homemade, the coffee is good - Italian style - and the staff very kind and friendly. Perfect place to start your day. read more

Not a great selection of tapas and the food was mediocre. Prices were a little higher than other spots nearby for drinks and food. This is a good spot for grabbing a coffee and pastry and watching the tourists flow into and out of the cathedral. The only reason I tried this place is because it's right next to my hotel. read more

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Awful. Absolutely terrible. My meal at Gusto will now become the meal that my partner and I forever compare other horrible meals to in order to make ourselves feel better. First, let's start with the service: snotty waiters who were condescending, unfriendly, and frankly we could tell they'd decided we weren't worth their time when they realized we were just having a light lunch and unlikely to rack up a huge bill. Such terrible attitude that at that moment I wished Spain had a tipping culture so I could show my displeasure. Second, our meal itself: we ordered one of the more expensive sandwiches - Stuffed Focacias. We waited 15-20mins when the restaurant was pretty empty, and received two pieces of warm but dry greasy bread, and two slices of tasteless, cold, cheap mortadella in between. How is that STUFFED? And how did it take you 20 mins to make this gastronomical abomination masquerading as a sandwich? Lastly, to top of the shitty service and sandwich so bad that even though I was starving I only ate half of - the bill arrived and it didn't reflect our awful meal. So in sum, if I could give this place 0 stars I would -- the only silver lining is that I am now certain I have experienced the worst meal of my life, and it's all uphill from here. read more

Fab for breakfast! Really good with several options. Delicious and right next to the Cathedral. We visited twice. Highly recommend.

We came for a quick lunch and had a caprese salad and a fettuccini a la gusto. The salad was decent but the fettuccini was excellent! Reasonably priced fresh squeezed OJ. The server spoke English and was quite friendly. I had a cafe bombom, it was good but there was a *lot* of condensed milk under the espresso. read more

We really liked this place! We had tried their Breakfast menu as well as lunch and dinner. they make the most refreshing smoothies :) . Staff were friendly and welcoming :) read more

This place was ridiculous. After ordering 15euro worth of coffee, food, and drinks, I asked the server for glasses so we could fill them with some tap water we had with us. He said that we would have to buy their water if we were to use their glasses. Note that we had already spent money on their food and drinks, the outside temperature was over 40 Celsius, and we had a 60 year old woman who was in need of water. The server's names is Don Francisco. Spit on his face if you see him. Or just go to the place next door where they'll treat you with more dignity. read more