Casa Moreno — Restaurant in Seville

Casa Moreno is one of those places where you instantly feel like you’ve stepped into something special — a real, living piece of Seville’s everyday life. It’s small, rustic, authentic, and exactly what you hope to find when searching for proper local food. The front looks like a traditional grocery shop, but behind that is a tiny, lively bar packed with regulars who know this is the real deal.

The food is simple, but that’s exactly what makes it so good. Everything feels fresh, homemade, and full of flavor. Their famous montadito de pringá is worth the visit alone — rich, savory, and satisfying. You don’t have to be from Spain to feel at home here; you just know as soon as you walk in that it’s going to be a good experience.

No frills, just great local food, friendly service, and the kind of atmosphere that makes you wish you had a place like this back home. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to experience the true...

Unbelievably good food. I felt a little bit of a fish out of water as definitely full with locals when I went in. It was packed, and i opted for takeaway. I just asked the guy to make two sandwiches as I had read on previous reviews that they are small. But at 2.70 very inexpensive. I didn't know what to order and just asked the guy to make 2 of what he would recommend, and oh my God, they were mouthwateringly good. Just 👌. The guy making the sandwiches was very friendly and spoke excellent English. Thanks for making those two they were spectacular. The shop is authenticity and tradition summed up. I'm a small grocers and deli. It kind of reminds me of a spotlessly clean open all hours but with food. I can not emphasize how good the food was. I will definitely be back before my flight in a couple of days They are closed now until September see...

This is an extremely charming, old-school tapas bar owned by a former bull fighter apparently. Don't feel intimidated as the bar is mainly frequented by locals or extremely good Spanish speakers - we managed to get by swimmingly with very basic Spanish (and as other commenters noted, even with no Spanish at all). Efficient, no frills service while you immerse yourself in the conversation and the bustle of the kitchen preparing your delicious montaditos, or Spanish open-faced, small plate sandwiches. We had a selection of tapas but I can't stop thinking about the anchovies en vinagre. Either way, you can't go wrong with any order here. Highly recommend for any visit to the...