A true West Village staple. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere feels welcoming and familiar. The staff is attentive, friendly, and clearly takes pride in what they do, which makes the experience even better. The food is comforting in the best way -- thoughtfully prepared, flavorful, and reminiscent of a home-cooked meal done right. Every dish feels intentional and satisfying. This is the kind of place you come back to not just for the food, but for the overall experience. I would gladly return again and again. read more

Service Good fast efficient clears tables quickly. Plenty to say but I'll keep it short. Roberto happy retirement to you my old friend. We go back a long time. Oscar helped my family on Sunday 2/1/26 he is excellent. We are coming again next Sunday after a broadway show. See you then Food Never disappoints only craven it more! The shrimp in Creole sauce was spot on. Sangria well we had two pitchers plenty of water NY's finest. Chocolate mouse cake generous. Only change was the cappuccino. It use. To come with rock sugar on the stick. Ambiance Spain all day & night! read more

Here's a polished version that keeps all your charm: Seville Restaurant We were lucky to snag a table on Halloween night--it was so festive. This place has been around forever, and you can feel the old-world Spanish charm in the décor. The food is still as consistent as ever. The paella marinara with lobster is so good, and the shrimp in garlic sauce was superb. The little Calderons they serve the dishes in look original, dented in all the right places from years of use, which adds to the charm. Service was okay, could've been better, but it was a busy night. Overall, a classic spot that still delivers. read more

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We picked Sevilla for lunch because they advertise as the oldest Spanish restaurant. I had the garlic soup and the rest of my party had the black bean soup . Both were very good especially since it was very cold that day. I ordered mussels. The amount of mussels was very generous and they were tasty. Three of us ordered appetizers as our main meal and one of us ordered an entree.... Unfortunately they did not bring all of us what we ordered at the same time and when we asked why not we were told that the entree would come after the appetizers... we told them to bring the entree toot sweet. I don't buy the excuse so if you're here and have a similar situation make it real clear you want all the food together or you will end up watching someone eat alone.... I'd definitely come back to try the paella. read more

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My bestie took me here for my birthday and it was delish! Used to go here often back in the day (it is a real Old Skool joint) and have always had a great experience. Just a heads-up that the place is small inside and gets very crowded and hard to navigate the later it gets. read more

Sevilla Restaurant & Bar - Delicious paella! - Spanish Near Me - New York, New York

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As always my go to spot food outstanding Service outstanding great drinks as well I recommened this place for foodies read more

My favorite Spanish restaurants are long since gone so we returned to Sevilla, which love it or not, is a NY institution. Without having read my former review, my assessment is pretty much the same. The restaurant is packed, even arriving at 5:30. But no matter, there's a lot of turnover and we were seated immediately in a cramped booth in the back. (They don't care about reservations.) Chicken Villaroy (fried with béchamel sauce) was dry. My husband's chicken with sausage photographs better than he said it tasted. Even the sauce was weak. Sangria -- honoring my request for little ice -- was a-okay. And the signature iceberg salad with red Spanish dressing -- good! (It's the same salad served at all my former favorite restaurants.) Service is polite, quick and efficient. Food comes out fast , and despite the crowds you're never rushed. Did I love my meal? No. Will I come back? Of course! read more

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So my beloved, Lora Papetsas, who is a Michelin Star trained chef who has mentored with Michel Guerard, Alain Senderens, Pierre Troisgros, Roger Verge, Anne Willan and Barbara Tropp. I mention this not to impress anybody, but rather to impress upon you as my father would say, "that one can tell how good the cook is by the food they make." With that in mind, my in-laws wanted to go to their favorite restaurant to be going for decades. This place is truly amazing and impeccable not only for its atmosphere and everything with it. So if one wants to be transported to a true experience back in Spain and have the best paella - best seafood then this is the place, that one would go without leaving New York City. Definitely will be going here again and again. read more

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Sevilla has often been one of my favorite places. You cant beat the old school Spaniard feel in the restaurant from the decor down to the servers. I've been a few times and I've often loved it. This time, I popped in and sat the bar. The bartender is the same one that I've seen over the years. I ordered a glass of sangria which in hindsight I should have ordered a half of a pitcher due to the price. The sangria was good as always. It is a typical classic sangria. I also ordered the chicken in garlic sauce which is my go to meal here. Their chicken in garlic sauce is typically amazing. This time, while the flavors were good, I found several pieces of chicken severely undercooked. The staff was apologetic but I was turned off. They took the meal off of my bill. Historically this place is rock solid but now the prices have gone up and the quality down. read more

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Wow how the mighty have fallen. I used to love this place with delicious paella filled with plentiful fresh seafood. It's now become the biggest joke for a fifty dollar entree. It's filled with rive with a few teeny tiny clams, half a one pound maybe fishy boiled lobster and a couple teeny mussels. It's time to say goodbye to Sevilla as there are way too many newer spaces where you can get a delicious $50 entree full of quality. read more

Food, sangria, paella all great! Service excellent although hectic due to popularity.

The best Spanish food hands down. The service was top notch. The Lobster Tails in white sauce was so good over the rice. read more

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I've been going to SEVILLA over forty years ! The food never disappoints nor the service. I've tried other Spanish restaurants and they good but for me they didn't come close to Sevilla. I always look forward to eating there and enjoying my Martini before dinner. Go you will not be disappointed ! read more

Have been here several times and this is one of those places that's super consistent. Old school Spanish restaurant, with lots of patrons. The restaurant isn't a large space and there is a bar where you can get drinks while waiting for a table. They are consistently busy but pretty quick with bringing you bread to start. We always typically get the paella but this time we opted for the muscles which I highly recommend in a garlic spicy sauce, their home made potato chips are so yummy here I could eat a million of them. The sangria is great! The fried calamari is super yummy. Always a classic spot where you know everything will be great! The only down side done the seats are older, they are kind of smaller. So not the most comfortable but at least it's padded. read more

I've been craving paella recently and online searches led me to Sevilla. I ordered the paella with lobster, chicken, sausage, and seafood. The first thing I noticed is that this dish has a LOT of rice. I really enjoyed the assorted seafood and sausage in this dish. However, lobster is one of my favorite seafoods, but I did wish it was unshelled, chopped into pieces, and mixed in with the rice read more

It wouldn't be hyperbole to say that I had one of the best meals in my life on a chilly night in January. The vibe was cozy - in part due to the cramped space of the restaurant - but once we were seated, the experience began. That it was a family reunion of sorts made it a special occasion. But the food, complemented perfectly by an excellent Sangria, truly set the tone. I had the Shrimp Ajillo, which didn't scrimp on the garlic - just the way I like it. My uncle had the excellent paella, which was generously shared with the others at the table. Even though the restaurant was packed, we never felt rushed, so what could one do besides eat to our hearts' content? read more

Sevilla Restaurant & Bar - David, Paul, Max, Daisy, Mary and Ana at Sevilla - January 25, 2025. - Spanish Near Me - New York, New York

Aside from a salad that had way too much dressing on it, everything we ordered was amazing. Highly recommend anything in green sauce and the calamari. Also the house wine from Spain was delicious, read more

Sevilla Restaurant & Bar - Lemon Sole in Green Sauce Broiled Sirloin Steak 9. Shrimp with Mild White Wine Sauce red red - Spanish Near Me - New York, New York

Sevilla has been a mainstay over many years in NYC, having been here so many times and overdue for a review. Sevilla is old school goodness. It's been around for decades and for good reasons. It's a nice West Village corner location with plenty of outdoor seating to boot. You walk in and are immediately greeted by this warm and old school decor. I have always been immediately seated, unless it's packed out. Waitstaff are not overly friendly, but they are always respectful and professional. Consistent is how best to describe your experience here. Their paella is always great and I have had most of their seafood and seafood mixed varieties. Always a hit and paella is their strong suit, but this time I tried something different: their veal in white wine sauce and mushrooms. The bread arrives and the half pitcher of red sangria. The bread is good, but they serve the butter in those foil capped plastic packets that are nothing special, but not bad. The sangria was a tad off their usual excellence, but still better than most. They make the sangria to order and usually have lots of fruit in it. I order it every time. The house salad comes with their French dressing and iceberg lettuce with a few slices of tomato. Fresh , but this is not where Sevilla shines. The veal was very good and tender. Two thin slices of veal were a little underwhelming compared to the always generous servings of paella to which I have become accustomed at Sevilla. At $36 or $37 the veal should be more generously portioned, but that white wine sauce is delicious and the side of rice with which it is served soak up all that saucy goodness. The mushrooms add more flavor and this dish would bear repeating if it were more generous. I also ordered to go their rice and chicken, which is essentially a chicken and sausage paella with some veggies. It is a generous serving of comfort food which two people can share, as is the case with all their paella. Paella is a great value at Sevilla and is one of the reasons people return to Sevilla frequently. The chicken and sausage were excellent and flavorful, especially the sausage. Experience old world charm and please your palate at Sevilla. You'll become a regular from your first bite. Four consistent stars! read more

We popped into Sevilla Restaurant for a drink at the bar while we waited for our dinner reservations elsewhere. The restaurant interior had European-style charm. Without knowing what their specialties were, I suspected Sevilla was a Spanish restaurant based on the seafood rice dishes on nearly every table. I figured they were paella. We kept it simple and ordered classic cocktails among the 3 of us: old fashioned, dirty martini with gin, and dirty martini with vodka. No complaints about the cocktails; they were were fine. A little hospitality from the bar staff would've been nice though. When my husband tried to square up the bill, our bartender made eye contact with him but proceeded to take care of other people at the bar. After a couple of more verbal reminders, the bartender finally rang us up. read more

Seems like a popular and crowded place. With a number of regulars. I didn't know there was as wide a variety of paella as they had on their menu! The paella was good, but it felt like the skimped on the saffron. We had a singer with guitar come and serenade us, which was mildly entertaining. read more

Sevilla Restaurant & Bar - Paella a la Valenciana - Spanish Near Me - New York, New York

Love...Love...Loved the Arroz con Pollo! Very moist and perfectly flavored. Definitely would return and highly recommend. Service not so much unfortunately. Never saw our waiter after taking order. read more

this restaurant is such a hidden gem! the shrimp comes in a garlicky sauce that's perfect for dipping bread in, and the steamed octopus is cooked to perfection! the red sangria is a must-get and has a fruity tang to it, and the paella is on par with the ones in spain. the chocolate mousse cake has become my favorite chocolate cake i've ever eaten - so moist & not too sweet. the decor inside makes you feel as if you're back in the 1960s! you won't be disappointed if you eat here! read more

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Sevilla for pots of rice with seafood after great appetizers makes it 1 of my favorite restaurants in the USA. 2.5 years living in Madrid, and about 12 visits to Sevilla ( Cordoba, Granada, Malaga....) means I miss Spain and Sevilla on Charles Street cures my itch. read more

Pulpo a la gallega y el bacalao wow combinado con una buena cervezq estrella de lo mejor. Pero con un ambiente de primera

New York City institution . Great food and an atmosphere that give you a real sense of what a NYC restaurant was like fifty, sixty years ago . The mariscadas and crab stuffed mushrooms were incredible . They have seem to have their regulars and waiters do pay them more heed , but if you don't let that bother you, you should have a great time read more

The chorizo and the garlic shrimp make this place worth coming back for again and again! Be sure to try the sangria! Service and ambience are both wonderful and it's just a great gem! read more

Classic West Village restaurant. Like the other reviews say, the bartender did sling "the usual" to regulars but was not hospitable to me at all, slow and disinterested. The menu has a lot of variety. For the price ($47.50?) the seafood paella was good, but not traditional. Much more of a steamed boil than a fragrant pan-fried paella. It did have a good amount of seafood and it was just slightly more than I could finish myself. Live music, formal waitstaff, and serious charm, but not a place I see myself returning to consistently. read more

Fun atmosphere, lots of regulars with dogs, sitting outside. Nice servers. But the food- meh. Grilled Mussels were fine, grilled calamari were like rubber bands. Wine by the carafe was ok, unspectacular. I won't be going back I'm afraid. read more

Came here on a Friday night on December, i knew it'd be crazy buys due to holiday and was trying to make reservation but to no avail I was getting a reservation for table of 3 online. We went to the restaurant around 7 and was waited to be seated, there's 2 parties ahead of us, there's an old man who acknowledged our presence with not much communication, thankfully the wait was so long as I was growing impatience after 15 mins. we were seated by a nice window booth seat, but to get there was a challenge even though all of us are pretty petite! So finally, ordered a carafe of house wine, sangria, Spanish chacuterie board w olives, we opt for seafood and lobster paella, veal and sausage. Paella was flavorful from the seafoods but the rice was abit soggy IMO, they use their traditional aluminum pan, i didn't quite like the text of the rice. veal was abit disappointed as it's chewy, tasted like a bland turkey meats w gravy, thankfully sausage compensates the flavor. Overall, I was not impressed w the foods in general, service was abit slow due to friday, my water was not filled the entire time. What I do like is the old school vibe, reminded me of new york in early 90s! read more

Sevilla Restaurant & Bar - Spanish Near Me - New York, New York

Appetizers, entrees and drinks were all fabulous but the ambiance of this old school relic is the other reason to visit. Just such a classic cozy establishment from 1936. Service was old school and "on point". Will surely return. read more

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The quality here exists beyond what descriptions can capture. Their cooking reaches extraordinary heights. This spot combines cleanliness with pleasant energy. The staff maintains composure during high-volume times. A return visit is mandatory. read more

A journey back in time when a dining room with charm and stylish decor was not defined by "the gram", this classic NYC neighborhood place makes everyone feel like a regular.The Spanish seafood dishes do not disappoint and the portions are generous, the gazpacho was sublime and the roving guitarist made the mood complete. read more

If you've ever been to Spain and crave a moody Spanish restaurant vibe - Sevilla is a place worth checking out! After you've gone through the unique entrance to this place, you'll find yourself in such a moody atmosphere contrasted by dark furniture and dim lighting. The clientele ranged from what appeared to locals who frequent the place as a spot to chat over some Spanish style mussels and calamari, as well as croquettes (food not pictured because we ate it all). That's what my friends and I ordered and enjoyed as a group. The service was also great - we were frequented often and attended to if we needed anything. Water kept flowing and dishes were cleared, which I feel made up for the very tight seating. It's definitely narrowing dining and can be a little uncomfortable for someone on the fuller side, although it did help with an upright posture. Aside from the seating, I really enjoyed this establishment for what it did which was provide a very Spanish style eating experience as one catches up with friends. I think we all missed the vibe of Spain and felt this offered a little taste. read more

Sevilla Restaurant & Bar - Spanish Near Me - New York, New York

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A tortilla de patatas/espana is eggs, potatoes, and onion. Sometimes free with a couple beers in Spain. Here it's over $30. Costs half as much at other Spanish restaurants in the area. Will delete review if you show me the golden chickens and the potatoes that st patty himself plucked. read more

The depth of this place's appeal is difficult to articulate. Impressive employee standards. Great food, reasonable price. This place excels in food preparation. Visit to determine if it suits your taste. read more

Love Sevilla. We go here when we are in the mood for authentic Spanish food. I love ordering the tapas so I get a variety. My hubby got the pork chops and it was more than enough for 2 meals! I love all the tapas, I ordered pulpo, stuffed mushrooms are a given and shrimps ajillo are to die for. Of course you also have to try the fresh fried potatoes, it's always on our table when we go. You have to try this restaurant, sooo good! read more

Hidden gem in NYC that is by far one of my favorite spots! Turned onto it by my father, who visited in the 90s and my grandfather who visited decades before then! Can't beat the paella and a mini pitcher of sangria! read more

This is a very old charming Spanish restaurant. The twin lobster came out perfectly. Both of the Mariscada were delicious. a pitch of sangria for $35.75. There's A gentleman is walking around playing guitar and singing. He loves to sing Elvis. The service was great. We have a great time read more

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The restaurant knows its strengths and plays to them. Sevilla Restaurant & Bar never fails to satisfy customers. The service people did an excellent job and everyone was helpful! The plates earn highest rating. This restaurant offers apparent value. read more

The absolute best ever. Real SPANISH food (not Mexican) in a cozy, adorable, warm setting. Since I moved to Florida 30 years ago, I haven't found anything CLOSE to this kind of cuisine I used to eat in Manhattan (El Faro), but this blew me way above and beyond any expectations I had. Simply outstanding. read more