This blog post was originally posted on February 9, 2016 and was updated on February 3, 2021. With so many beautiful parks, stunning views and amazing restaurants, Seville is the perfect place for a romantic getaway with someone special. For many people, Seville is one of the most romantic cities in Spain, and even in […] The post 6 Romantic Things To Do In Seville (on Valentine’s Day and All Year Long) appeared first on Devour Seville Food Tours ..read more

This blog post was originally posted on April 22, 2016 and was updated on October 21, 2020. Let’s be honest: tapas bars are a dime a dozen in Malaga, but not all of them are created equal. Malaga’s status as a summer hotspot means that it’s just as easy to stumble into a tourist trap as […] The post The 8 Best Tapas Bars in Malaga You Can’t Miss appeared first on Devour Seville Food Tours ..read more

This Russian salad recipe may not originally be Spanish, but no tapas bar menu would be complete without it. There are a few standby items that you can almost always count on when ordering at a tapas bar. Usually they’re things like croquettes, tortilla de patatas, and ensaladilla rusa. That’s right—while not originally native to […] The post Easy Russian Salad Recipe: A Tapas Bar Classic at Home appeared first on Devour Seville Food Tours ..read more

The best Spanish sauces are also the simplest. Alioli, salsa verde, bravas sauce—they’re as different as night and day. But one thing they all have in common is that they’re relatively easy to make and require just a handful of pantry staples. This Spanish-style whiskey sauce recipe is no different. A staple of the Seville […] The post Spanish-Style Pork in Whiskey Sauce Recipe (Solomillo Al Whisky) appeared first on Devour Seville Food Tours ..read more

This blog post was originally posted on June 5, 2017, and was updated on September 23, 2020. When it comes to tapas, Granada offers one of the best scenes in Spain. Almost always served free with your drink and often much more generously sized than in other parts of the country, these delightful bites allow […] The post The Best 9 Tapas Bars in Granada appeared first on Devour Seville Food Tours ..read more

The heart and soul of Seville lies in its small businesses. It’s in the bustling tapas bars (around 3,000 of them, last we checked) where locals sip sherry and share lively conversation. It’s in the colorful market stalls where the vendors greet you with a smile and, once you go often enough, develop a sixth […] The post 44 Small Businesses in Seville You Can Support Right Now appeared first on Devour Seville Food Tours ..read more

This blog post was originally posted on November 22, 2016, and was updated on September 9, 2020.  Whether you already consider yourself something of an aspiring chef or you just want to switch things up, these Spanish cookbooks will bring the best of Spain to your kitchen. Spanish cuisine is known the world over for […] The post The Best Spanish Cookbooks To Have At Home appeared first on Devour Seville Food Tours ..read more

This blog post was originally posted on July 11 2015, and was updated on September 3, 2020.  Huevos a la flamenca, or “flamenco-style eggs” are an Andalusian classic. This is the perfect dish for spring and summer, and a great way to enjoy the seasonal vegetables from Seville’s food markets. Traditionally, huevos a la flamenca are […] The post Easy Huevos a la Flamenca Recipe appeared first on Devour Seville Food Tours ..read more

A tapa of espinacas con garbanzos tells you everything you need to know about Seville. This is one of the most typical dishes in the sunny Andalusian capital, loved and devoured by locals. But why? It’s a surprisingly simple recipe; mostly spinach and chickpeas (garbanzo beans) spiced with cumin. But despite its simplicity, this tapa […] The post Espinacas con Garbanzos Recipe (Spinach and Chickpeas Stew) appeared first on Devour Seville Food Tours ..read more

If you come to Seville at Easter, you’ll see bars throughout the city advertising “torrijas.” These are a Semana Santa sensation, and locals won’t rest until they have their daily fix. Broadly speaking, you could call torrijas the Spanish version of French toast. But it’s so much more than that. What are torrijas? Some myths, […] The post Torrijas Recipe (Spanish “French Toast”) appeared first on Devour Seville Food Tours ..read more