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Most Popular Mediterranean food in Mairena del Aljarafe, Province of Seville, Spain
Reviews on Mediterranean food in Mairena del Aljarafe, Province of Seville, Spain including CASA CUESTA, Il Basilico, El Mercado de Enma, La Nueva Taberna, La Talacha, Bodeguita Romero de Torres, Bodega San Rafael, Nueva Azahara Taperia, La Capocha, DitiGastro
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10. DitiGastro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By mdj1962
Excelente food and amazing service, trÃed about 6 different plates and all equally good. Very friendly and excelente service by Aroha. Totally recomendable
9. La Capocha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 436 reviews
Hi guys! We recently open for you an amazing Gastrobar in Mairena del Aljarafe where you can have the best mediterranean food with the best wines in our lovely company. In a really good localitation and a proffesional staff. You can enjoy the sun in our c
Reviewed By Maribel M
I was there recently with my family when I was in Seville. Good atmosphere, it's a great restaurant for going with family, friends and/or couple. Exceptional customer service, they are very nice and professional. So if you want to enjoy a good dinner I totally recommend this place.
8. Nueva Azahara Taperia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
- Spacious and quiet terrace - Playground for the children - Exquisite wine and tapas - Interior Salon
Reviewed By 327dave
Visited Nuevo Azahara Taperia twice while in Seville. The food is excellent and reasonably priced, this was the restaurant I enjoyed the most during my stay. The service from Antonio was equally excellent. Highly recommend a visit.
7. Bodega San Rafael
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By Ilda R
Recreation on an old bodega with typical Spanish simply food: jamón, queso, mojama... Prices are so so. Place is noisy and crowded at peak hours. Many local go there to have a beer and eat something
6. Bodeguita Romero de Torres
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By Ilda R
Ordinary food not expensive not cheap... Quite a normal place. It's not right but it's ok if you just want to have a beer and some classic tapas. I ordered salmorejo and it wasn't cold
5. La Talacha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By FernandoSB
Es un local con terraza, el interior es muy bonito y cómodo. El personal muy atento y agradable, en todo momento estuvo pendiente de nuestra mesa y fueron muy rápidos. Pero la comida nos pareció algo escasa de sabor. Pedimos para compartir unas trompetas de langostino, que nos gustaron tanto, que repetimos dos veces más, también pedimos pulpo a la brasa que viene conun arroz negro que tenÃa pco sabor, unas patatas bravas que estaban buenas, un wok de pollo un poco insulso, unos buñuelos de bacalao que no decÃan mucho y para los niños unas corquetas de puchero que sabÃan a hierbabuena. Lo que menos me gustó del sitio fue su carta de vinos, está bien de variedad, pero los precios son abusivos. Todos sabemos que a los vinos se les mete bastante margen, pero en este caso se pasan. Por poner un par de ejemplos, uno de mis vinos favoritos, el Ramón Bilbao ed. limitada que en Carrefour vale 13,50â¬, en el restaurante cuesta la friolera de 28â¬. otro ejemplo con Luis Cañas, el precio en supermercado ronda los 10,20 â¬, pues en la carta aparece por 24â¬. Creo que esos precios son desorbitados.
4. La Nueva Taberna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By masviaggi
Restaurant recommended by friends. The reviews were good. We ate well and plenty of it, two drinks each, beer and coke, we spent just over 10 euros each. Not bad!!!
3. El Mercado de Enma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 554 reviews
Beautiful and brightly restaurant next to the Mairena del Aljarafe's undergrownd. Quality and flavor in the same concept that come together in perfect harmony to delight all palates. We also have an adjoining take-out shop!
Reviewed By bryan h
Just brilliant - you can see all the food being prepared while you sip a glass of cava: choose from a menu or the glass presentation cabinets. Sit down or take away. Light, bright, open feel; bustling, happy with great food and excellent service. I've spent many happy hours there chatting with friends, eating and drinking.
2. Il Basilico
Overall Ratings
4 based on 335 reviews
Eating will get into their aromas, flavors and colors more authentic and traditional Italian cuisine with an innovative and original presentation.
Reviewed By Bogusza
We were lucky to have been invited by our local friends otherwise we would have never got here. Professional and friendly staff served the most amazing dishes we could ask for. Salad served with orange ice cream was a unique experience to start with! It was followed by the most tasty aubergine dish I have ever eaten and it actually convinced me to give this veg another chance. Not that I will be able to recreate flavours lol. Lovely pasta - tortellini was amazing but being a fan of pizza, I chose calzone and would love to be able to eat it again. Soooo tasty! Shall I mention that we ordered take away pizzas just a few days later? I wish this place was on my doorstep... All 4 of us were impressed and we highly recommend. Great chefs create amazing flavours brought to your table by friendly waiters. What a fabulous experience! Thank you.
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1. CASA CUESTA
Overall Ratings
3 based on 825 reviews
Reviewed By lesleydawn44
Based on the recommendation of the gentleman who checked us in at the hotel, we decided that we would be eating in the Triana neighborhood because thatâs where locals dine and drink. We were not disappointed! The first night in Seville, we ate at Casa Cuesta and it was good but I was a little disappointed with the garlic shrimp that came out sizzling, but they cooled down so much that by the time I ate them, they were minuscule. The server was very friendly, but there was a language barrier for the first time that prevented my friend from being able to communicate that she was a vegetarian even though I explained it perfectly in Spanish. What she ordered, she requested no meat and was served meat. I ordered Sal Morejo soup, which I had in Cuba at an Air Bnb and the woman who owned it had lived in Spain, and it was one of the best soups I had in my life. I expected a little bit more from the soup here in Seville at this restaurant. I know itâs a cool soup but it was ice cold. However, the fried cheese with raspberry purée was phenomenal!! We also really enjoyed the ratatouille and it was incredibly flavorful. We also got to watch a futbol game while I drank many beers.
