Spain · TAPAS & FOOD TOURS IN SEVILLE
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 14 tapas & food tours in Seville worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Taste Seville through tapas, wine, local bars, and old neighborhoods on a small-group food walk with an engaging local guide.
“It is truly lovely and the guide was so knowledgeable. Everyone that participated were all from different backgrounds and it made the experience one in a million”
Taste Seville through old tapas bars, orange wine, sherry, Iberian ham, local history, and ice cream on a small-group evening walk.
“10/10. Manuel is funny, welcoming and brought us to many different places. We would’ve never been on our own.”
Explore Seville through 10 tapas, four local bars, regional drinks, and dessert on a friendly three-hour evening food tour.
“Jason was an exceptional guide. Informative, friendly. Smart way to get oriented to the tapas concept in Seville as Jason knows the neighbourhoods well. Easy walking. Would highly recommend.”
Seville flamenco, vermouth, Iberian ham, tapas, and wine in a small guided group, with an intimate show in a 15th-century venue.
“We had a great time on this tour. Sara was a fantastic guide sharing her knowledge of all things Seville and Flamenco. The places we went to for food and drink were great, we even went back to the Vermouth bar ourselves later in the trip. Flamenco was well organised and was made more enjoyable by Sara’s insights before we watched it. A great tour.”
See Seville’s intense flamenco at Tablao El Arenal with a drink, tapas, or dinner, plus music, singing, dance, and practical booking tips.
“Excellent food and great show. A very nice location and friendly service. To make a reservation using their web is fast and easy”
Taste Seville beyond the main sights on a three-hour crawl through four local tapas bars, with 10 dishes, drinks, history, and a small group.
“Rosie was very kind and helpful. She introduced the group to many different tapas and traditional drinks to accompany the dishes. I had a blast.”
Taste Seville from churros and Iberian ham to convent cookies, tapas, fried fish, and sherry on a small-group food walk.
“Great tour, Maria was fantastic, very energetic and full of great tips and information. Great way of getting to find places to eat, drink and dine. Well worth it. Had a great time.”
See Seville from the Guadalquivir with tapas, a drink, live commentary, and sunset views on this relaxed one-hour boat tour.
“Very friendly and interesting guide. Saw lots of sights and all explained with passion, along with cultural and historical context.”
Taste Seville through four local tapas stops, historic taverns, vermouth, wine, bakery treats, and stories with a small English-speaking group.
“The three of us were more than pleased with Cate as our guide. she was just a delight! She explained everything as we went - what we were eating, how far it was to walk( I am a senior and have a bit of problem sometimes) and she was just a delightful young lady! And the crew that were with us were just great! All in all I would give Cate 5 stars! And the tour itself was a huge success! Loved it and would highly recommend the tour and Care!”
Taste Seville’s tapas, orange wine, sherry, Iberian ham, and local sweets while walking historic neighborhoods with a lively culinary guide.
“Excellent tour, Mario was the perfect guide! So worth the money, if you do anything in Seville do this! They cater for you if you don’t eat meat as well, very impressed :-)”
Taste Seville through churros, Iberian ham, tapas, local drinks, and Triana, with a local guide and a small group of up to 12.
“Christine was a great tour guide. We enjoyed learning about Sevilla. All the food and beverages were plentiful and excellent. Would definitely do again and recommend to others.”
Eat your way through Triana on a private Seville tapas tour with 10 tastings, local drinks, family-run bars, and stories of Andalusian life.
“The tapas tour was insightful and informative, offering a fun experience overall. However, at two of the venues, we were seated in backrooms, which took away from the authentic atmosphere. Despite this, the tour provided a great introduction to local cuisine and culture.”
Explore Triana through local tapas, Spanish wine, unusual Andalusian dishes, and Seville history on this friendly 2.5-hour food tour.
“Our guide aaa great! We learned a lot and enjoyed the food.”
Review of La Milonga Tablao in Seville, an intimate flamenco show with a drink and tapa near Santa Cruz, including value, seating, and tips.
“It was a nice experience, we enjoyed the dancer, musician and singer very much. Also the tapas were good. The space of the theatre is tiny, but we could manage..”
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