Casa Morales
A family-run historic wine cellar founded in 1850, preserving giant clay vats with menus written on them, offering an old-school tapas experience near the Cathedral.
Located at Calle García de Vinuesa 11, close to the Cathedral. Founded in 1850 as a wine cellar, it is still run by the Morales family today, preserving giant clay vats (tinajas) with tapas menus written on blackboards and even on the vats themselves. Popular orders include the pringá montadito, stewed pork cheeks, marinated anchovies, and tuna belly with tomato. It is a bar with high tables and lacks full table service. It gets particularly crowded at lunchtime, so arriving right at opening is recommended. It was ranked 170th on the 2025 OAD Europe Casual Restaurants list.
Opening hours
Mon–Sat 12:30–16:00, 20:00–24:00; Closed Sun (slight variations across sources)
Nearby sights
- Seville Cathedral & La Giralda
- General Archive of the Indies
- Real Maestranza Bullring
- Real Alcázar of Seville
- Church of the Divine Saviour
- Flamenco Dance Museum
- Torre del Oro
- Barrio de Santa Cruz