Áncora — Restaurant in Seville

Terrible experience at this restaurant. We went there around 1:00 pm. We are Being told to come back at 1:30 pm. It clearly shows on the wall that they are open from 8 to 4 pm. So we came back and ordered the paella campo y mar for 2. We picked this place based on the good reviews regarding their paella. Very disappointed by it, it was about 90% rice. Too bad I didn't take a photo. To start with, we ordered the "croquetas ", they were simply displayed on the plate, nothing else, nor a sauce or garniture!! 3 times, I had to ask for a bowl of water for my dog. When the waiter finally brought it, he said that he was busy!! 5 or 6 tables maximum occupied, half of them, people were drinking, and 2 waiters! And he dares saying he's busy!! So, to cut it short, there are better places to enjoy some good food and a better service. Maybe, all the good ratings they have, come...

Very good! If you are in the Maria Luisa park area and are a sea food lover, this restaurant is a great choice. We had the tuna tataki and cod fillet, both very tasty and well portioned. We also had the sirloin stake with pepper sauce, which was honestly amazing. For dessert, we had a nice tiramissu and a meringue sorbet, which was probably not the best choice. They had an English menu for food, but sadly, there was no drinks menu at all in spite of the large wine collection they had on display. One of the waiters spoke English quite well, so it was fairly easy to order. However, be mindful that the restaurant is quite small inside and they also have some tables outside, so the waiters are always going back and forth and might not be at your beck and call as some people expect. The service was timely and the food did not take long to arrive,...

Av de cadiz, 9 in Sevilla, Spain is a bustling street filled with history, culture, and vibrant energy. Located in the heart of the city, this street is home to many charming restaurants, cafes, and shops. The stunning architecture of the buildings, adorned with intricate details and colorful tiles, adds to the charm of this street. It is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, as it offers a glimpse into the traditional Andalusian way of life. The cobblestone streets are lined with orange trees, adding a touch of nature to the urban setting. The area is also known for its lively nightlife, with many bars and clubs that come alive after dark. Av de cadiz, 9 is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the beautiful...