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Discover Seville’s culinary secrets with a 3-hour morning walk featuring breakfast, market tastings, and authentic tapas lunch for $172.37.
Seville comes alive in the morning with this food-themed walking tour, priced at $172.37 per person. Lasting approximately 3 hours, this experience offers a delightful journey through local flavors, markets, and traditional eateries, guided by knowledgeable hosts. Starting at Plaza Nueva at 10:00 am, the tour is designed for those eager to deepen their understanding of Sevillian cuisine while exploring the city’s vibrant streets.
What makes this tour appealing is its focus on authentic tastes and lesser-known local spots, making it ideal for visitors who want more than just surface-level restaurant visits. With small groups of up to 8 people, it maintains an intimate atmosphere, allowing for personalized attention. The tour balances tastings, city walks, and cultural insights, making it a well-rounded way to begin a day in Seville.
While it offers a rich variety of food experiences, expect a pace that includes walking and some casual stops, so comfortable shoes are recommended. The flexibility in cancellation—free up to 24 hours in advance—adds peace of mind for travelers with changing plans. This tour suits those who appreciate local culture, culinary discovery, and small-group intimacy.


The tour kicks off at a Seville traditional bar, decorated with old tiles, setting an authentic atmosphere. Here, you’ll enjoy a Spanish breakfast with coffee, toast, and fresh-pressed orange juice—a daily favorite for more than 80% of Sevillians. This wake-up meal offers a genuine taste of local morning routines, providing a relaxed start before the walking begins.
The breakfast spot provides a warm, welcoming vibe, perfect for easing into the day’s culinary exploration. It’s a simple, hearty introduction that sets the tone for the rest of the tour. The focus on local breakfast customs helps visitors connect with Sevillian lifestyle from the very first moment.
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After breakfast, the guide leads the group through Seville’s waking streets, giving insight into the city’s rhythm. From here, the tour visits a small churro stall, where you can taste freshly made churros—a perfect sweet snack in the cool morning air. The walk offers a chance to appreciate how the city’s daily life unfolds, with sights and sounds unique to Sevillian mornings.
This stroll not only introduces local food stops but also offers a glimpse into Seville’s lively street life, creating a relaxed pace that balances tasting with sightseeing. It’s a chance to observe local residents going about their day in an authentic setting.

Next, the tour visits a nearby olive oil shop, where a variety of flavored oils await tasting. The shop owner shares insights about different olive oil varieties, explaining how regional factors influence flavor profiles. This tasting introduces visitors to Seville’s culinary backbone, as olive oil is a key ingredient in many local dishes.
The shop provides a cozy, informative environment where guests can learn about the significance of olive oil in Sevillian cuisine. This stop highlights the importance of regional produce and traditional food preparation methods.

Crossing the Triana bridge, the group reaches the Triana Market, one of Seville’s best places to explore regional fruit, vegetables, meats, and seafood. The market buzzes with activity, offering a sensory overload of smells, colors, and sounds. Visitors can browse stalls filled with fresh regional produce, gaining insight into local ingredients used in Sevillian cooking.
This visit emphasizes the diversity and freshness of ingredients that define Sevillian cuisine, providing an authentic shopping experience. The market’s lively atmosphere is a highlight for those interested in local food culture.

One of the tour’s highlights is a visit to one of Seville’s oldest tapas bars. Here, guests sample regional tapas, experiencing the flavors that locals cherish. The bar’s historic ambiance adds to the experience, creating a cozy setting for tasting local cheese, ham, fried fish, and other regional delicacies.
This stop offers insight into Seville’s social eating culture, where tapas are more than just food—they’re a way of life. The guide explains the significance of each dish, giving context to the flavors that define Sevillian dining.
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Throughout the tour, diverse tastings are carefully curated to showcase local ingredients and preparation styles. Expect to try cheese, ham, churros, and fried fish, each offering a different facet of Seville’s culinary palate. These small bites highlight regional flavors and traditional recipes, giving a well-rounded taste of the city.
The variety ensures that participants experience a broad spectrum of Sevillian flavors—perfect for food lovers who appreciate authentic regional cuisine. The guide provides background on each item, enriching the tasting experience.

The tour concludes with a flavoured tapas lunch in a local eatery. The meal features regional specialties in a setting that emphasizes local culinary traditions. This authentic lunch allows guests to relax and enjoy the culmination of their morning’s explorations.
The inclusion of local flavors in the lunch emphasizes the tour’s focus on authentic Sevillian cuisine, making it a satisfying end to the experience. The restaurant’s atmosphere complements the overall theme of cultural and culinary immersion.

The tour departs from Plaza Nueva at 10:00 am, making it convenient for those staying centrally. It ends back at the starting point, allowing easy access to nearby attractions or transportation. The group size is limited to 8 people, ensuring a personalized experience with ample opportunity for questions and interaction.
The total duration is approximately 3 hours, which balances a thorough exploration with a manageable pace. The tour’s mobile ticket system simplifies check-in, providing a seamless start to the experience.
Bookings are typically made 16 days in advance, reflecting solid interest and planning time. The tour features free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start, offering flexibility for travelers. It’s suitable for most people, with no specific physical requirements mentioned, and can accommodate those with mobility considerations.
This experience is ideal for visitors eager to combine gastronomy and sightseeing in a small-group setting. It’s perfect for foodies or anyone wanting a deeper understanding of Sevillian culinary culture.
This morning walk with breakfast, market tastings, and a local tapas lunch offers an excellent introduction to Seville’s food scene. The expert guides, combined with visits to historic eateries and local markets, provide a well-rounded perspective on regional flavors.
The shared experience, limited to eight guests, ensures a personalized atmosphere with plenty of opportunities for questions and local insights. The focus on authentic ingredients and regional specialties makes this tour a rich, memorable start to any visit to Seville.
If you enjoy culinary discovery, traditional foods, and small-group tours, this experience promises a rewarding exploration of Seville’s food culture. Just remember to wear comfortable shoes and bring an appetite for authentic regional flavors.
“it is MORE THAN just food and drinks! we learnt a lot about the culinary culture of Seville. food and drinks are absolutely wonderful with a good a…”
What is included in the price of $172.37?
The tour includes breakfast, market tastings, and a flavored tapas lunch. All food and drink tastings are covered within the ticket price.
What is the tour duration?
The entire experience lasts approximately 3 hours, starting at 10:00 am from Plaza Nueva.
Is this tour suitable for vegetarians?
The itinerary features ham, cheese, fried fish, and churros, so vegetarians may need to check with the provider about alternatives or specific dietary accommodations.
What is the group size limit?
The group is limited to 8 travelers, ensuring an intimate and engaging experience.
Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, the tour offers free cancellation if canceled at least 24 hours before the start.
Where does the tour end?
The tour concludes back at Plaza Nueva, making it easy to explore more of Seville afterward.
How do I receive my tickets?
The tour features a mobile ticket, which can be scanned at the meeting point.
Who is the experience provider?
The tour is operated by Flavors of Andalucia, a trusted local guide specializing in culinary experiences.
Is this tour accessible for most travelers?
Most travelers can participate, but no specific accessibility details are provided, so it’s best to inquire if mobility concerns exist.
What makes this tour stand out from other food experiences in Seville?
Its focus on authentic local spots, small group size, and comprehensive tastings—from market visits to a historic tapas bar—sets this tour apart.