Experts' Choice Award Casa Morales
What the experts agree on
This 170-year-old family-run spot is packed with locals seeking authentic tapas, legendary albondigas, and sherry in a charming dining room built around giant vintage wine vats. Convivial, delicious, and genuinely Sevillian.
“Locals pack the place at lunchtime, when popular dishes include menudo con garbanzos (tripe with chickpeas) and albóndigas de choco (cuttlefish croquettes). ”
– Fodor's
Afar Magazine " It was everything I love about Spain summed up in one bar: convivial, delicious and authentic." Full review
Eater "Since 1850, many generations of the Morales family have worked at this local institution, which sits just a block off the main drag of Avenida de la Constitución. Large earthenware wine..."
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Frommer's "Dining area that features vast old wine vats on which menus are displayed and the continuation of that ancient wooden counter from the shop/bar at the front. The tapas here are traditional in style" Full review
Lonely Planet "Family run since 1850, Casa Morales is known for its sherry and meatballs"
Lonely Planet "Casa Morales, known for its albondigas (meatballs)"
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