Restaurante Casa Curro

A person in the hotel and someone in the bar and Osuna recommended this tapas bar in Osuna, we had a high expectation but we had a big disappointment, our Spanish is very bad, the staff in the bar can’t speak any English and they don’t have English menu, it’s very difficult to order any food we want, Google lens and google translate didn’t help at all. Maybe next time we will have better experience when we learn a little bit more Spanish.

I recently had the pleasure of having lunch at Restaurante Casa Curro, and the experience was nothing short of exceptional. Despite a minor language barrier, the quality of the food and overall experience more than made up for it. From the moment we stepped in, we were greeted with warm smiles and a cozy atmosphere. While we only speak English, the staff did their best to accommodate us and ensure we had everything we needed. A little effort with gestures and a translation app helped bridge the gap. The highlight of our meal was undoubtedly the Rosada con gambas y espárragos. I ordered a small portion, priced at just €4.5, and was pleasantly surprised by the generous serving size and incredible taste. The dish was beautifully presented, with perfectly cooked fish and tender asparagus that complemented each other wonderfully. Every bite was a delight, bursting with flavours that made me appreciate the chef's skill and dedication. The menu offers an array of dishes that cater to various palates, and I am eager to return and try more of their culinary delights. The prices are very reasonable, especially considering the high quality of the food. It's rare to find such a perfect combination of taste, presentation, and value. While the language difference posed a slight challenge, it was a small inconvenience in the grand scheme of things. The food, ambience, and friendly service more than compensated for it, making our dining experience memorable and thoroughly enjoyable. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for delicious, well-priced meals. Whether you speak Spanish or not, the quality of the food transcends language barriers and is well worth a visit. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Wide choice of different tapas. Lovely atmosphere and great service.

My family and I happened to walk into this restaurant, as it was recommended by the locals. The food was good, and the portions were large. However, the 'final note' ruined everything. After finishing dinner, I approached the waitress (who might have been the owner), smiled, and said 'thank you,' wanting to express my appreciation for the nice meal. In response, she abruptly jabbed her finger at the bill and rudely said, 'Pay the check! I took it as boorishness. I've never been treated like this anywhere else. I’d like to understand the reason behind her behavior. Maybe this won’t happen to you if you have a Mediterranean appearance; I wasn’t so lucky — I’m blonde. They don’t seem to like foreigner.

Ate here because it was recommended but this place is not worth your time! We ordered patatas bravas and got french fries with spicy mayo, filet de pollo, and filet en salsa de almendra which resembled terrible meatloaf ontop of fries. Photots speak volumes- you be the judge.

Dinner was good. Food doesn't look great but it tastes ok. Staff was very rude and short. But it's also very cheap to eat here. Edit: We went a second time because the food was good and decided on a second chance. The waiter was a lot happier today. Food was great.

If you are looking for the game of thrones special menu, it is no longer served. The restaurant has tables and seating at the bar. If you want to order tapas (small portions) you will have to sit at the bar. Unfortunately I did not know that - not having seen the seating distinction in Seville during my month there - so I sat at the table since the restaurant was nearly empty when I walked in. I ordered a beer and chipirones plancha, pointing to the tapas menu on my phone. The waiter nodded and later brought me a full plate. I figured the waiter not seen where I was pointing or heard me say I wanted a tapa. But afterwards I tried to order a tapa of another dish and this time made sure I emphasized that I wanted a tapa. The waiter, only then, told me that at my table I can only order full sized dishes. Perhaps I’m at fault for not knowing, but being visibly foreign, I was unhappy that they did not bother to clarify with my first order. I would have just moved! The food was fine - nothing out of this world but nothing bad to say. they are one of the restaurants that bring out comensal/picos (mandatory bread/crackers).

Great selection of tapas! Friendly staff. Large portions. A lovely restaurant in Osuna, highly recommended.