The facade of Casa Moreno is covered in thick, dark mahogany wood and glass panels, making the storefront disappear into the shadows of the narrow street. This grocery store opened in nineteen hundred and thirty-five, retaining the…
Historic Seville Tapas Crawl
This walk takes you through Seville's most historic taverns, where locals have gathered for generations under wood-beamed ceilings. You will experience the lively, unpretentious energy of traditional Sevillano social life while sampling classic cold montaditos, dry sherry, and orange wine.
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1. Casa Moreno
2. Bar Casa Morales
Two massive wine vats dominate the back wall of Bar Casa Morales, reaching nearly to the ceiling. They are original clay tinajas, used for storage when the bar opened in eighteen fifty. Don Manuel Morales started the business to sell wine…
3. Bodega Santa Cruz Las Columnas
Bodega Santa Cruz sits on the corner of Calle Rodrigo Caro with tall, weathered wooden barrels stacked right against the exterior walls. Inside, the space is packed with locals and travelers standing shoulder to shoulder at a long,…
4. Taberna Álvaro Peregil - La Goleta
The dark wooden facade of Taberna Álvaro Peregil, known as La Goleta, stands out against the white walls of the Santa Cruz neighborhood. Álvaro Peregil, a famous flamenco singer, opened this tavern to serve his signature orange wine to the…
5. Las Teresas
The building on the corner of Calle Santa Teresa and Calle Ximénez de Enciso wears a distinct yellow facade with dark iron balconies. This house supposedly belonged to the nobleman Don Gonzalo de Ulloa, the father of Doña Ana. According to…
6. El Rinconcillo
El Rinconcillo features a facade of worn, dark wood and large windows that sit right on the corner of the street. It opened its doors in sixteen seventy, making it the oldest tavern in Seville. For over three centuries, the de Rueda family…