Premier Garden Cocktail Bar — Restaurant in Seville

A little open air bar in a gorgeous spot, surrounded by trees and water. It's just around the corner from Plaza De Espana, so a perfect pit stop for a Spritz. However the Spritz couldn't be anymore disappointing. We tried the Garden Spritz - it didn't have a list of ingredients on the menu, so thought it would be an adventure. We ordered two, along with an Aperol. The Aperol and one Garden Spritz came out, the second was just coming apparently. After 5 minutes, no second Spritz. Flagging the waiter down, he said it was on its way. It was another 5 mins, the second Garden Spritz took long enough to come that I had nearly finished my Spritz and I needed to order a glass of wine (which came with a grape in the glass) to ensure I also had a drink to drink while my friends were drinking theirs. The Garden Spritz just tasted like a glass of fresh orange juice. The Aperol was very weak. Such a shame. Overall, the service was slow (some people even got up and left as they hadn't been acknowledged) and the Spritzes were poor but the location and atmosphere...

The final day in Seville and left with 4 hours and our suitcases, we stumbled on this beautiful place. With a long flight/drive back home we stayed here for most of that time watching the world go by, chilling, eating and drinking. Comfy seats, shade or sunshine depending on the weather. It was very peaceful and a great end to a busy few days exploring Seville. Even better it is perfectly positioned. 5 mins from Plaza de España, so just beyond the crowds and about 100 metres from the bus stop for the EA bus service to the airport. Between us we had coffees, cocktails, fruit juice and beers at a reasonable price for a place so central. We had a small pizza and a panini that were average, but filled us up more cheaply than airport food. The food may explain why the place was so quiet, but it certainly ticked many boxes for our last few...

The food as well as the service are of poor quality. I would not recommend going there. We ordered a classic affogato (not the one de casa) and they delivered us the icecream completely melted in a martini glas. We returned it and asked to bring us the ice cream in a small cup and the espresso seperately, but the brought the ice cream completely melted again. We returned it again and they tricked us into paying it anyways by telling us we have to pay only for the empanada and then taking the cash and bringing us a a new bill with less money back. Not sure why they would put a classic drink on their menu lacking all the knowledge on how to serve it. The empanada was also the worst I tasted so far. The cocktails looked ok, but we...