
Taking gastronomic honesty as a flag implies putting croquettes, which in Seville are prepared with care, before many other delicacies. Few palates, even the most exquisite and difficult to please, reject the manifesto that considers croquettes as one of the tapas par excellence and that the best, in addition to the tradition of our kitchens, are prepared by mothers and grandmothers.
They seduce everyone, they do not require ornaments, they are made with cheap ingredients and they lend themselves to introduce flavors and avant-garde. Take note because below we are going to show you where to eat the best croquettes in Seville beyond the limits of your home.
1. El Rinconcillo
At El Rinconcillo they know well the passage of time. It is one of the oldest businesses in Seville (standing since 1679) and after more than 300 years retains part of its ornamentation.
Tourist attraction, beer temple and bastion of Sevillian tapas such as cod pavías, spinach with chickpeas or their irresistible croquettes.
By the way, in 2023 Taste Atlas distinguished this Seville bar as one of the most legendary in the world.
📍 c/ Gerona, 40
2. Casa Ricardo
Casa Ricardo is in Seville the standard bearer of croquettes, a paradise of flavors for lovers of this recipe. His viands are mimicked in the brotherly atmosphere that is breathed in this place and croquettes are, at the time, of the most celebrated in the city.
Crunchy on the outside and almost liquid on the inside, a whole plate crowned by these delicacies and their unmistakable chips will delight your meal.
📍 c/ Hernán Cortés, 2
3. Zurbarán Tavern
The meatballs, its ensaladilla, a potato omelette that is setting the standard in the city or its croquettes have made it a reference without fissures to eat in the center.
The dishes are not alien to the diner but they do more than just remind him of the food at home: they improve it.
The service, its lively terrace or the excellent value for money do not cease to add goodness to this space that, we predict, will become a recurrent.
📍 Plaza de Zurbarán, 2
4. Becerrita
Becerrita restaurant has been serving authentic delicacies since 1988 and their croquettes, well known in Seville, are one of them. Our favorites are the oxtail croquettes. Such is the devotion to this food that sometimes they have even celebrated croquette week.
📍 c/Recaredo, 9
5. Lobo Blanco
One of the spaces that is enlivening the culinary universe in La Macarena is Lobo Blanco and its croquettes are, at the time, one of the best excuses to move to this bastion.
The brothers Bilal and Othmane Chakhsi have promoted this project that has Adrián Sotillo, with experience in El Corral de Indianu or Cenador de Amós, at the head of the kitchen.
📍 Avenida de Miraflores, 17
6. El Disparate
Nacho Gallardo is responsible for the kitchens of El Disparate, one of the gastronomic temples of Seville where to delight with unbeatable tapas. Andalusian cuisine with a renewed air that combines wonderfully with its large terrace.
The starry eggs El Gallinero de Sandra rescues one of the emblematic dishes of this label and its meat and ham croquettes, crispy and light, are also a statement of intent .
In short, a complete experience that we include among the best restaurants in Seville.
📍 Alameda de Hércules, 11
7. Amara
At Amara they are able to integrate the flavors of always with the avant-garde without giving up an explosive license: combining north and south in a single menu. A whole gastronomic experience that allows you to try their dishes independently or choose their tasting menu.
If the diner prefers to choose from the proposals on the menu, the txipirones croquette with its stew and saffron aioli should not be missed. Amara’s flagship and a return to childhood with a croquette.
📍 c/ Zaragoza, 18
8. Vida Jonda
Another house where they strive to elevate the tapas experience is Vida Jonda, Javi Abascal and Javier Vargas’ bar in the vicinity of Alameda. Their tapas emulate the ones you could eat at home, but without the tedium of frying and frying them yourself.
📍 c/ Relator, 56
9. El Pintón
The pintonas croquettes are an excellent starter when it comes to the fun El Pintón. This restaurant is the confirmation that a few steps from the Cathedral you can eat well.
The avocado in tempura with pico de gallo or its baked cheesecake are, together with the cocktails, some of its unbeatable dishes.
📍 c/ Zaragoza, 18
10. El Sella
With slightly more avant-garde tiznes, at least in terms of presentation, this jewel of Asturian cuisine is located in the heart of Triana.
Its menu features tortos with picadillo, cheeses and Asturian cider, exquisite meats, the celebrated cachopo and croquettes. The one of cabrales and walnuts that they elaborate with care in El Sella is an essential of the Asturian cuisine settled in Seville, of the tapas in Triana and of the good food, in general, in the whole city.
📍 c/ Pureza, 4
11. Palo Cortao
We do not know the secrets that make up one of the most apparently simple but delicious tapas of this place near Las Setas, but its croquettes are a must. Another of its classics? The cheek cannelloni with truffle sauce and mushrooms.
Abundant wine references, especially those related to the Jerez region, with off-menu recommendations that will make you come back again and again.
📍 c/ Mercedes de Velilla, 4
12. Casa Ozama
If Casa Ozama renewed and expanded its menu in the fall season, the fact that it retains its iconic croquettes is quite revealing.
You can ‘t miss the unmissable ones of cecina de León with piparras de Ibarra or prawns with garlic and you’ll find them where Seville breathes peace and quiet in the neighborhood of El Porvenir.
📍 Avenue of the Borbolla, 59