The service was amazing. The store was lively and had an appealing selection. I will return the…read morenext time I am in the area

Perfect place to shop to get dolled up. I enjoyed shopping here. Isadora is one of the best shops…read morein Sevilla, Spain. They offer the right mix of fashionable, well made and gently price clothes. Out of all the female clothing stores, I must say that Isadora ranked the best. The owners were extremely nice. Now, that is ideal shopping to me, when the merchandise is lovely, price is reasonable and the customer service is excellent. I can't wait for the day they open a web-shop. I would love to shop online with Isadora. Please make sure you let me know when you open a web-shop online.

Pollo crudo en la cafetería. Que delicioso! Ahora me duele la barriga y siento muy muy mal. No…read morevengas aquí para tu salud

This is a department store that has a gourmet floor with high-end food. Super expensive when…read morecompared with other restaurants/cafes. We only had a couple of cakes and they were delicious. Clean bathrooms and security guards on every floor. Ventured into the women's floor and Fall sale is happening now.

Sevilla Sevilla Sevilla... I can remember the the football chants from thousands of loyal Sevilla…read morefans while shopping at Nervión Plaza. The estadium Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan was right next to the shopping mall. Location- Calle Luis de morales 3 41005 Sevilla Spain. Right next to the Ramon stadium Interior- simple and clean the mall wasn't so big. It was more convenient than anything. Stores like stores (Mango, Zara, H&M, Imagenerium to name a few). There is also TGI Friday's, McDonalds, Burger King, and more. At the 2nd floor there's a cinema and an fast food asian restaurant. There is also a great playground in the central plaza. It's out in the open where kids can play. The mall is mediocre, the sales people very friendly, the one thing that stands out the most for the mall is the stadium which is very impressive!

Triana is the place for authentic Spanish ceramics and this is the best of the shops. A large store…read morewith good variety, you'll find something you like here. The prices are very reasonable too. Sangria pitchers in multiple colors and patterns, bowls, platters, olive oil dispensers, wall art, and much more. The perfect way to take a piece of Seville back home (in lots of bubble wrap).

El Jueves is an institution - Calle Feria is transformed from a somewhat quiet cafe-lined space to…read morea bustling market where just about everything is for sale (spotted today: a Milli Vanilli LP, lots of pornographic magazines, toy cars, video cassettes, door knobs, old flip flops, stamps, postcards, old cell phones). It's definitely the kind of mercado where you have to bring your patience and bargaining skills, but if you're in the mood to search for a treasure, head to c/Feria on Thursdays.

We were in the hotel just across the street so decided to come and just window shop here…read more However, I'm so glad I did because in the pharmacy, I stumbled across pure Rose Hip oil and Argon oil that smelt and felt so good, I ended up buying 6 bottles at around €15!! I love using these pure essential oils on my face and the lady at the pharmacy counter was really super helpful and gave me lots of Waleda natural oil samples too. My brother ended up purchasing a very smart umbrella from this store too and was pleased with how sturdy it's turned out to be. Happy to have gone shopping here and purchased stuff that we liked. Yelp Review 97/ 2017

A little busy for my tastes but it was so great having them across the street from the hotel. I…read morewas able to pick up some stuff that I needed on my trip to Europe. They have a wide selection of products there so it was a one stop place.

It was disappointing to see all touristy ceramics sold in Triana ceramic stores and everywhere. We…read morewere so so so happy when we found this family-owned store with owners who are knowledgeable and really love the pieces they sell What a gem

During a short stop in Sevilla, we went on a search for tiles from Triana and ended up at a small,…read morewinding shop in the Santa Cruz barrio based in a New York Times article related to tile shopping in Sevilla and Lisbon. The tiny storefront hid the true nature of the store, which we saw expand further and further as its tile and pottery-filled rooms looped back and around to showcase a wide variety of products. We were in search of a tile to remind us of the Alhambra, and found one that featured the solid colors and geometric patterns prevalent in Moorish architecture. The store owner explained that tis tile was special and different from the rest, which were comprised of a wide area of styles, new and old. Overall, this shop featured nice, albeit a bit pricey, tile and pottery products with a helpful owner to help you find what you're looking for.