At this stop, we'll enjoy some typical dishes such as chicharrones and montaíto. Served just as they did 100 years ago accompanied with refreshing Cruzcampo beer straight from the barrel -or a wine of your choice-

A short break at one of Seville’s most iconic flamenco dress shops, where you’ll get a glimpse of the traditional “traje de flamenca” worn during Feria and local festivities. A true symbol of Andalusian culture.

With medieval roots and vibrant local life, Alfalfa is a charming blend of tradition and modernity. Its narrow cobbled streets, lively plazas, and timeless character make it a true Sevillian gem. Here we'll visit a charming local favorite with a rustic touch, this small tavern offers a short but carefully curated selection of tostas, montaditos, and regional wines, served with warm, personal hospitality. *Stops may vary depending on seasonality and partner availability.

Walking through the historic streets of Seville

At this classic neighborhood bar known for its “grandma-style” cooking, we taste two local staples: slow-cooked carrillada and traditional espinacas with chickpeas. We’ll also chat about Seville’s deep football culture and the city’s oldest Betis supporters’ club—don’t worry, even non-football fans survive this stop (and usually enjoy it!). *Stops and tatsings may vary depending on seasonality and partner availability.

In the heart of the historic Jewish quarter, we visit a family-owned tavern with deep roots in Santa Cruz. Housed in a traditional Sevillian home with a charming interior patio, it’s the perfect place to enjoy albóndigas, local sweets like pestiños, and a glass of PX to finish. *Stops and tatsings may vary depending on seasonality and partner availability.