Loved this supermarket - they had a lot of Spanish brands and treats that we couldn't find anywhere…read moreelse. It figures as these are local only to the Andalucía area. This included Crisps without Salt (Sin Sal) and these lovely little chocolate things called 'pleasures' which were a bit like Rerrero Rocher's, but darker chocolate and much nicer. We liked these so much that we spent the last day detouring our route to get back to this supermarket for duty free cargo! This specific supermarket was quite small, but rammed with a lot of great stock. Worth a visit and reasonably priced, but watch out for opening times.

When you need a little bit of everything, this is the place to be…read more We were visiting Seville and luckily our Airbnb was just down the street from Carrefour Express. We loved that it was in walking distance and offered just about everything. They had vegetables, meat, cheeses, sausages, fresh baked breads and pastry items, yogurt, soft drinks, cleaning supplies, and even lactose free milk for my husband. The prices were reasonable especially for an express store, and it saved us from having to eat out every meal. Don't be fooled. It looks small on the outside, but offers so much.

Carrefour Express is a minimart popular in Spain and other European countries. Grocery stores in…read moreEurope are much smaller than the ones in the U.S, but I have to admit their bakery selections as far as croissants other pastries, and baguettes are phenomenal. They carry many U.S Brands Their vegetables are also always fresh because they are delivered from local farms. And their selection of cheeses is fantastic! If you are planning a trip to Europe, please check them out. The stores are very clean and prices are always very reasonable.

Amazing boutique cheese and charcuterie shop with gourmet items. If you are wondering where…read morecustomer service has gone you need to stop by and find it with Ellio. He gave a personal tasting assortment of cheeses and select cuts. He also helped prepare a personal picnic selection. If you're looking for Iberica ham to get your party started, you need to stop by. It is near the ballfighting stadium. Also offers tapas tasting tours.

If you are a food lover visiting Spain, or Seville specifically, then this place needs to be on…read moreyour to do list. Ellio (like Elliot, but without the 'T') and his wife have put their heart and soul into this shop and it shows. Being world travelers themselves, they understand visitors' needs and give suggestions accordingly and even wrap purchased items to ensure their safe conveyance home. What will you find here? Only the best jams, cheeses, honeys, specialty canned fish, jamon, spices (like famous Spanish paprika and saffron), olive oil, and wines within 200km of Seville. All local, specialty goods from tiny, family-owned companies. I know because I checked several shops and grocery stores and I did not see similar products. Ellio was generous enough to set up tastings of sherries, wine, cheeses, and spices. We bought so much excellent stuff (like this naturally spicy and smoky Spanish paprika I cant wait to give to my brother in law to use for good ol' Texas brisket), I really don't know how we will get it all home. We may just end up buying another small luggage. It may sound crazy, but that's how good the stuff is. Once Ellio understands your likes and dislikes a little more, he can make tailored suggestions. And these recommendations are usually spot on. The guy knows flavors, good food and drink, and can relate to customer needs. A few years ago, a customer visited his shop and asked for Ellio's suggestions for cooking an East Asian style duck. Ellio recommended Seville bitter orange preserves. Well, it turned out to be a hit because the customer, who took a video of his experience and put it on YouTube, was a food critic who extolled the virtues of the Seville bitter orange preserves with duck on a South Korean cooking show. Over the last two years, so many Korean tourists have visited this shop, that when Ellio tried re-arranging the shelves, the customers were thrown for a loop. So Ellio returned the preserves to their original corner and labeled the shelf in Korean. What a story! I am sure Ellio and his wife's fame will grow as they continue to sell some of the finest products from around Seville to consumers at excellent prices. True value, not outrageous prices for "luxury goods," is what they are all about. God bless them. I will definitely return. Meanwhile, I can't help thinking that Ellio seems like he would be a great guy to have a beer with.

I have been to La Campana before and I have always loved their baked goods. People also love their…read morecoffee and small sandwiches. The servers behind the counters are not the most friendly since they are always very busy and very rushed....there are only 3-4 tables, so it's best to eat at the counter or do take-out. Everything you get here is delicious...prices have doubled since pre-pandemic times to now...still a bargain for American standards...check it out...great bakery...

This morning, we visited La Campana to enjoy breakfast and wrap up our last morning in Seville. At…read morefirst, everything seemed fine--we were seated quickly, and the staff appeared polite. However, things took a turn when our server arrived. I asked if they had menus in both Spanish and English since I'm fluent in Spanish, but my boyfriend isn't, and having an English menu helps him. Instead of a simple answer, the waiter chuckled, mumbled something I couldn't understand, and placed a napkin holder with QR codes on the table, saying all menu versions were available online. Unfortunately, all the links led to the Spanish menu. While that alone wouldn't have been a major issue, his dismissive attitude was. After that, he ignored us for over 10 minutes despite my attempts to get his attention, so we eventually left. It was a disappointing way to end our time in Seville, especially considering how many fantastic restaurants in the city offer both great food and service. I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

Convenient grocery store near where we were staying. Loved their produce section and their snack…read moreaisle. They had a great bakery as well where I was able to buy some really inexpensive and good tasting pastries....most of them under 1 euro. They take credit cards.

The bustling vibe in Las Doncellas will add an extra spring in your step. It reminded me of the…read moreSoup Nazi on Seinfeld a bit so dust off your Spanish and be ready to order. During our brief visit it appeared to be only locals coming and going on a weekday morning. In addition to selling several no-frills pastries, Las Doncellas provides bread for neighboring restaurants. During our visit we had a delicious date, bacon and cheese pastry, yogurt milk and a not-so-delicious donut filled with custard cream (apologies for not recalling the name). *No seating available but their is a plaza with seating not too far away.

Stopped by to get some bread for breakfast since we were staying at an Airbnb. They make all kinds…read moreof different breads in house and also sell many different types of pastries. I got a loaf of sandwich type bread and some sweet bread rolls which come both with or without sprinkled sugar on top. Both breads were absolutely delicious, perfect for breakfast or even a midday snack.

Visited an ALDI grocery store in Sevilla, Spain. Picked up several cold beverages at a very good…read moreprice compared to other convenience stores. Euro dollars or credit cards are acceptable. They do charge extra for plastic grocery bags so it's best to being your own before entering the store.