L'Oca Giuliva is okay. Yes just okay. Actually it is a TTT restaurant (tourist trap type) trying to…read moredisguise itself as an authentic Italian. We should have known better as the location screamed "come on in to a charmingly decorated restaurant and pay outrageous prices for a pretend authentic Italian meal". Oh well, our fault. We were short of time as we were catching our train for a five hour journey. Obviously planning on a satisfying meal for lunch. Service was just that. Service. No big smiles welcoming us in. No friendly greeting. No explanation of the menu. No suggestions. Though the interior had only three tables occupied and one table occupied outdoors, we definitely did not feel like we were treated as guests who would be spending 60€ for lunch (food only, no beer or wine). Not that the food was real bad but so many things were lacking to make it even good. First off, they plop a small paper sack of two hard as a rock bread rolls in frint of you. No explanation. Drop and go. Yep, remember its not free. This practice sucks and should be illegal. You will pay 3,80€ to gnaw on stale bread while hoping you don't break a tooth or make the roof of your mouth raw. I know, it was our choice to go ahead and eat it, but since we had decided to have only one meal today, we were very hungry by 13:30h. I had no idea it would cost 3,80€. At most this day old should cost 1,50€, no actually it should be free! You are also served a few black olives (strange as in Italy I have only been served green). Olive oil, wine vinegar and salt & pepper was on the table. Good thing for the oil since soaking the stale bread in the oil helped us swallow. But...wine vinegar? At an Italian restaurant?? Where is the balsamic? Strange. Our starter was the Caprese Salad. In my attached photo, I actually 'dressed it up' on my own with oil, vinegar, salt & pepper. Oh my. Look at this. For 15,90€ we got a PLAIN sliced not ripe flavorless tomato and a round of simple mozzarella cheese with a decortive teeny sprig of basil. How pathetic! What would this cost you at the local Consum grocery?? Possibly 1,20€ for two tomatoes (though this was most likely only one and a half tomatoes) and 3,50€ for a ball of mozzarella. Not even quality Burrata cheese!! No flavor. No basil. No herbs. No pesto. No balsalmic reduction. No SOMETHING to enhance the empty flavor. And the price. Oh my. For our mains, we both chose off the 'fresh pasta' menu. Again this is PASTA and each dish was quite pricey. Mine was the Tagliatelle Tartufo. Not even FRESH mushrooms. Really. Canned mushy 'shrooms were stirred into my pasta with maybe a bit of truffle oil to pretend to taste like truffles. No shaved truffles. No truffle flakes. No offer of Parmigiano cheese - which is always offered on a pasta dish. No one ever came by to offer any shaved cheese. No twirling spoon. How is this an ITALIAN restaurant??? And the price? For a fist size portion...16,50€. YIKES! Husband ordered the Ravioli Pecorino Pere. At least it was flavorful with the butter and thyme sauce. But the pear stuffing was very limited. These were the flatest - or least filled ravioli we have ever seen. An easy way to stretch their costs but still offer the dish. This cost, crazy at 16,90€ Bottom line, this is more like a VERY overpriced fast food Italian. They are definitely not using Nonna's old original recipes. L'Oca Giuliva is here in the tourist trap area of Seville to do just that. TRAP you into paying absolute crazy high prices then having the nerve upon checkout with the credit card reader to ask for a tip to be added to your tab. Come on. This is Spain. Tipping culture doesn't work like that. It is not a requirement!!! We leave a few Euros IF we feel service/food/experience was exceptional. Our experience was none of these. (And I do know this as I am a permanent resident of Spain since 2018. Please don't TRAP your guests like this. Simply stop!) Visit was Thursday January 16, 2025 at 13:30h

Seville is such a charming place. The restaurant is located in a great location within the center…read moreof the city. We made reservations in advance and arrived early. You definitely want to RSVP in advance. We saw multiple people being turned away, as they were fully booked. The all white theme decor was cute and instagram-able. We shared a few dishes to get our hands on their best dishes. The Mortadella Pistachio Pizza was outstanding. Fiordilatte, pistachio cream, bologna mortadella, provolone and ricotta. We balanced out the pizza, with the Natural Salad, young sprouts, Burgos cheese, blueberries, raisins, almonds, pistachios, sunflower seeds. Make a Resy, get there early, and enjoy a nice walk to and from your hotel.

It's not mind-blowingly good, but it had clean flavors, a huge wine menu, and mix-and-match pasta…read moretypes and sauces that cater to the kid in me. My mom opted for the spaghetti bolognese, which had al dente, but thin noodles and a sauce flavorful with tomato and beef umami. The fettuccine pesto sadly lacked the garlic-and-basil punch that my brother was seeking. I selected the buffalo mozzarella pizza, which had a thin, flour-dusted crust. I wanted more tomato flavor from the sauce, and the cheese needed to be cheesier. Our English-speaking staff had no problem keeping our drinks filled. We sat indoors, but learned later there is also outdoor seating, which was separated by wire construction fences from the restaurant facade at our visit. At 8:30p on a Saturday night, only one other table inside was filled. By our meal's end, half the inside dining room was populated by perhaps 5 parties, and the outdoor dining was nearly totally subscribed.

Orsini is definitely the Italian restaurant to stop when you are in Sevilla. The salami wasn't the…read morebest, but everything from the pizza to the pasta is so good. The waiters are super nice and it is a easy stop after a flamenco show. I definitely recommend it!

Italian inspired restaurant, with a Sevilla flair, really knocks it out of the park with a wide…read morevariety of delectable dishes, phenomenal service, and very interesting set up deep in the heart of the old downtown. I went for the gourmet tasting menu,c the many members of my party got alternative food, such as their pastas and fish. We were kind enough to share with each other, and everything tasted phenomenal. Very fresh ingredients. A lot of time and effort. Make sure you make room for dessert also.

We had an amazing lunch at this beautiful Italian restaurant, a sister establishment of our…read morebeautiful hotel, the Casa de Poet. We had an delicious sausage wood-fired pizza, a huge caprese salad (SO good!), pesto ravioli and salmon w/ cream sauce, with some white wine. Beautiful interior; great food and service; totally recommend.

Excellent place to eat. The staff is very friendly and multilingual…read more Try the Speck pizza. It's one of the few places in Sevilla where you can eat a pizza with real Italian speck. If you want an authentic Italian pizza, try that one. Also, make sure you have a drink at the EME hotel afterwards (same building). They have a rooftop bar with one of the best skylines of Sevilla.

We wandered into this place by chance as we were trying to find somewhere vegetarian-friendly to…read moreeat around 10 pm. The menu outside and the inner ambiance (and the fact that the place was mostly empty, so we could easily get a table) called to us, so we decided to check this place out. Let it be known that a mostly empty restaurant does not mean the food will be so-so! My husband and I agreed that this place has the BEST pizza we've had anywhere! It's light, flavorful, thin and crispy, and just down-right delicious! Ostia Antica has a menu that has English descriptions, making it foreigner-friendly if you don't speak or read Spanish, and a ton of vegetarian and allergy friendly options (they have allergies listed out next to each dish on the menu). I ordered the pizza vegetal (vegetable pizza), which was vegetarian and awesome (with or without the chili oil- which I would recommend if you want to add heat/spice to your food) and my husband (not vegetarian) got the pizza iberica (recommended to him by our waitress). He said his pizza was super flavorful and amazing. The ambiance is quiet (probably because there were only a few other couples there) and cool. They also played a good music selection that added to the "chill" vibe. Finally, the waitstaff was amazing. They were really attentive, switched to English when they noticed us struggling with our Spanish, and were so nice (and funny!). We'll definitely be going back and would highly recommend this place!

Went here months ago but didn't catch the name of it so I wasn't able to find it on Yelp until now…read more Cheap prices, pretty good pizza (I'm a New York native, trust me), and a nice location. A bit of a dive-y place, but definitely worth it. I normally would've given 4 stars, but the extra star is for the guy working there (I'll withhold his name for privacy), who was a wonderfully friendly college student that took the time to strike up a conversation with myself and my group. Highly recommended if you're looking for pizza or a quick bite to eat.

Best pizza ever! Crust so thin they serve it with scissors! Just the right amount of toppings…read more Friendly staff. The kind of place where couples or workmates go for an evening of conversation and food.

Stopped in for lunch. Both had salads and some appetizers. Food was excellent, service top notch…read more Highly recommend!!

Very charming courtyard. The food was excellent , very original. The service was good. As others…read morementioned, the manager is a bit rough but we didn't have any issues with the service. Overall it was great.

Food was amazing! 10/10 drinks as well. I had the freshest pasta and sauce. Service is amazing, I…read morewould say try it there is no other way to explain. :)

An insult to Italians. This was without a doubt the worst meal I have ever had at a restaurant. The…read morePasta Arrabbiata was worse than microwave food you would buy in a store. The Parmesan cheese tastes like cardboard. The pizza was greasy with prefab pepperoni. Do yourself a favor: AVOID

Horrible and lazy service. I have never seen such a horrible operation. They sit us down and…read morebasically invited us to leave because they didn't want to make the effort to make one simple pizza. If you like good customer service don't eat here.

Got to be italian with a name like this, right ?? So, "A…read moreNegroni, please"! Waiter: A what?!? Me: Negroni: campari, martini rosso, Gin Waiter: we don't have campari Me: isn't it an Italian restaurant? Waiter: we are trying to be an Italian restaurant Me: But, while the dishes are not exactly based on the traditional recipes, someone in the kitchen knows what he/she is doing with the pasta dishes. It's well crafted ! Avoid the Caesar salad (it's not Italian anyways), it's like in most places in Europe, it is not a Caesar salad. The pizza dough needs work as well. They are trying, indeed !

Food was so delicious. The ceaser salad was a bit unique but tasty. Husband had saltimbocca and I…read morehad the parchment with porchetta (like a flatbread). Both were incredibly good! And serving sizes are quite large, especially for Europe so consider sharing. Service was friendly and cost was reasonable. Highly recommended!

Incredibly charming, and quaint little tapas bar deep in the heart of central Seville. It took us…read morethree days to finally be able to step in with some space, it's incredibly popular, depending on the time of day. Given hello! , the cost of the drinks, but the large portions and pot and flavors, we definitely can see exactly why this place is bustling. We managed to go with a group of six adults, and tried most of the menu items, along with the variety of drinks. To be honest, everything was exquisite. Highly recommend, if you can stop by when there's availability.

Blatant tourist trap. Our waiter specifically recommended the two dishes we ordered, and they ended…read moreup being really bad AND one of our most expensive meals in Spain. Calamari (3/10): overcooked and rubbery. Very tasteless, and packed with an uninspired salad. Monkfish skewer (2/10): absolutely gross. The fish was super overcooked with no flavor. The veggies taste good, though. The skewer makes the dish look like the biggest tourist trap (and yes, it is).