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    Salmorejo vs Gazpacho: A Sevillana Explains the Real Difference

    They look similar and they’re both cold. But in Andalucia these are two completely different soups, cooked by two different grandmothers, served…

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    Feria de Abril Food: What to Eat in the Casetas and When

    Seville’s spring fair is a week of flamenco dresses, sherry jugs, and small plates served out of temporary wooden houses. Here’s what…

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    Seville’s Best Montaditos: 6 Tiny Sandwiches Worth Traveling For

    A montadito is a small open sandwich on a slice of rustic bread. In Seville it’s an art form — here are…

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    Where Sevillanos Go for Sunday Lunch: Guisos, Stews and Grandma Cooking

    Sunday lunch in Seville is sacred. Three-hour meals, a stew in the middle, the whole family at the table. Here’s where to…

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    Triana Tapas Crawl: 8 Bars Sevillanos Cross the River For

    Cross the Guadalquivir on a weekend evening and you’ll understand why Triana is where Seville actually eats. A route through the bars…

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    Eating in Santa Cruz Without Falling Into a Tourist Trap

    The old Jewish quarter of Seville is small, beautiful, and ringed with overpriced sangría bars. Here’s how to eat well inside it…

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    Rebujito: The Summer Sherry Drink That Keeps Andalucia Going

    Manzanilla, 7-Up, lots of ice, served in a half-litre jug. The rebujito is how Andalucia drinks sherry in 40-degree heat without dying.

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    24 Hours Eating in Seville

    24 Hours Eating in Seville Eating in Seville runs on a clock the rest of Europe abandoned fifty years ago. Breakfast is…

  • Ovejas Negras

    A young, crowded tapas bar near the cathedral — natural wines, modern small plates, no pretension.

  • Abantal

    Seville’s only Michelin-starred restaurant — chef Julio Fernández’s fine-dining take on Andalusian ingredients.

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