Restaurante Casa Cuesta

Head one street off the tourist strip and you’ll find the best food always works. The paella was the best house made and delicious. Staff friendly and accommodating to these foreigners.

The breakfast was delicious, but the service was quite slow. They served the coffee and orange juice but forgot the croissant, which I had to request three times before it finally arrived. This was inconvenient, especially since I explained that I needed it quickly as I had to leave for the airport.

What a lovely historic restaurant. We tried the burrata and house salads with grilled sea bream. Everything was excellent and the service was attentive and friendly. Also a great place for people and bird watching with tables on the street and tables inside looking through the large windows. Love the history with the old Sevilla posters and tiles. I would definitely recommend!

The waiter didn’t give us time to choose and immediately pushed us to order. Unfortunately, he didn’t speak any English, so communication was very difficult. We ordered paella, which is usually excellent in Spain, but this one was disappointing. The only thing we really enjoyed was the sangria.

With all the respect of its past, it was an awful experience. We wanted to give this restaurant a chance despite the low rating. We were trying to decide what we are going to order the waiter pushed too much to get the orders. We told him we need time. After that he refused to take our orders, we asked him that can we order or not he didn’t replied and simply ignored us.

The food was decent! I really liked the grilled veggies with lots of sea salt.

Lovely quaint restuarant. We had several tapas dishes. They were all delicious. The staff were welcoming. The young lady (although only spoke a little English) was very friendly. Highly recommend. Great value for money. Thankyou 😀

Great Cocina . Special thanks to Miguel who fulfilled every Special wishes from our crew