Felipe Latorre

Beautiful plaza with great photogenic angles of all the beautiful structures around it, including the statue at the center of the plaza. It’s a great place to rest while exploring Sevilla, and to people watch for a while.

Cool, quick, and casual spot for a nice choripán sandwich while in the area. The fun branding and good vibe make it a pleasant stop for lunch. I got the “Invitado”, with meat sausage, lettuce, tomato, and chimichurri mayo; along with a craft beer. It’s a little on the expensive side for a casual lunch place, but the taste and quality was worth it. I would come back to try some of the other variations.

Decent neighborhood spot with many different food options, though with such a varied menu, you’re not quite sure what their specialty is. I got the wok-fired chicken, which I have to say was a very generous portion; however it was lacking in flavor. The service is pretty good and the prices are fair. If you’re in the area and want a casual lunch, this is a solid place. Many people seem to get coffee and pastries as well.

I went with a little hesitation because of the “gluten free” component, but there were so many good reviews that I risked it. I’m glad I did because it was fantastic. I got a diavola, which is my go-to Neapolitan style pizza, and while of course there was a slight difference in taste from a typical gluten version, it was still delicious and the dough was great. All the ingredients tasted fresh, and the beer was wonderful as well. The service staff was welcoming too. I loved it and would return again.

The description of this place is quite accurate – very clean and elegant gelato spot. I got a cone of the stracciatella and pistachio with panna (cream) and chocolate dipped wafer. Such a delicious and enjoyable afternoon treat. I will absolutely visit this shop again the next time I’m in Rome.