Don Cammillo e Peppone Sevilla — Restaurant in Seville

Dont eat here. Staff is Horrible. Story: I arrived at 23:30. Place closes at 0h. They said they couldn't serve because they close in half hour. I made a deal with them and said I would eat fast. So we enter. We got served at 23:40. We finished at 23:54. I asked for desert...It was denied. They said they had to close at midnight. I understand but we eat in 10min and there were other people in the room. I was super offended cause we were being treated differently just because we arrive last. End of story, we didn't eat desert and we left the place and there was 5 tables still with people dining. I really hope this people stay till 0:30. This staff just want to go home. They dont care for costumers. It's the kind of people that just want their paycheck and doesn't have any pleasure on serving. Anyway... worst place I eat at Seville. Food is also not great. Place is well located and that's all...

We saw this Italian restaurant while strolling through the Triana district on the opposite bank of the Guadalquivir river. The restaurant has wonderful views back across the river to the bull ring and cathedral. As it was not too warm, we decided to sit inside. We ordered the vegetarian lasagne Verdi along with a vegetarian version of the pizza Hawaii (We asked if we could swap the ham for mushrooms and waiter was very obliging) to share. The pizza was quite good with a thin crust whilst the Lasagne Verdi was delicious. The portions were also more than sufficient and we managed to leave two empty plates on the table which is always pleasing. The restaurant was quite large and had an authentic Italian atmosphere. Unfortunately it was still almost empty (just three other couples) when we left which took something away from the atmosphere but we had an enjoyable evening and a...

Beautiful location and the decor is very cute Italian themed. Sitting outside and being able to enjoy the sun going down and getting to view all the night lights across the water is lovely. Staff were friendly and attentive. The only thing that let it down were the terribly uncomfortable chairs and the food is just ok. We both had pasta and the sauces were a bit too sweet like they had come out of a jar and not made from scratch. Also, Spain has such wonderful produce so it was a shame our caprese salad was just ok. We’ve been eating traditional Spanish food for the past weeks so wanted a change so tried Italian. It was fine. Note: they come to your table with a basket of bread and ask if you want it and put it down. Although a lot of places in Spain give you bread complimentary for your meal, this was not the case and we were charged per person (we barely...