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Where to eat Brew Pub food in Camas: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Brew Pub food in Camas, Province of Seville, Spain including Bar la Fabula, La Linterna Ciega, Maquila Bar, Hops and Dreams, La Chala
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1. Bar la Fabula
Overall Ratings
4 based on 137 reviews
Bar de tapas en Triana. Tapas originales y tapas tradicionales con un toque único y exclusivo, todo a buen precio.
Reviewed By ver0n
Visited last night. Great service from super friendly waitress. We communicated in a mixture of Spanish and English!Tapas were delicious. Salmorejo was amazing! Jamon, croquettes and other choices were all great. Try the goats cheese - interesting!Will definitely return. Worth walking a little further for such good food.
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2. La Linterna Ciega
Overall Ratings
4 based on 688 reviews
A-typical Pub: Craft beer, pulled pork... and Tuscan-andalusian fusion! Whaaaa? Oh yes. Have a pint, try our Pappa al Pomodoro or some of our premium iberian pork grilled cuts. Dive into traditional flavours coming from farmers' traditions of two far awa
Reviewed By Simplykdc
My wife and I ate here on two nights â the food was so good we couldnât resist going back!Itâs fairly informal, with a good atmosphere and service. They speak English, and are happy to help.The menu gives just the right amount of choice, while not being too lengthy, allowing them to make all items to-order. They have a changing beer menu, as well as the usual drinks.The prices were very good â we were surprised that on both occasions we visited, our bill was only around EUR 35 for a couple of drinks and four tapas dishes (more hen enough for 2 people to share).There are a lot of tourists (probably because of the high Trip Advisor rating), but donât let that put you off - there are plenty of Spanish people later in the evening.Highly recommended.Hey, this is a greatly worded opinion! We wish everyone was so careful when describing their eateries!Thanks a lot for the good review, it's a pleasure to know you came back twice to dine at La Linterna Ciega, see you soon!
3. Maquila Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1295 reviews
Maquila Bar is the first and only brewpub, ie, a factory and independent tavern and craft beer, namely the SON brand. We are located in the center of Seville, (Delgado Street, No. 4, Alameda). Maquila Bar is a novel and quality proposal in our city. We of
Reviewed By Catalin09
We just finished our meal here. Came around 14.00 on a Saturday. Place was almost empty. Had an entre consisting of chicken wings, wife had mussels and i had the ribeye. All tasted amazing and looked gourmet. The Brugse Zot dark beer had just the flavor the steak needed as complement. Our bartender host spoke perfect English and was very friendly. Did i mention the music?! If around Seville, this place is a must!
Most Popular Spanish food in Camas, Province of Seville, Spain
4. Hops and Dreams
Overall Ratings
4 based on 273 reviews
Yummy food (spanish, american and exotic food) eight beer taps, bottles and a great atmosphere. The home of the craft beer lovers in Sevilla. Local beer, national beer and international beers. Vegan options food, soft drinks and many more. Don't worry bee
Reviewed By Mippett
We had two meals here during our week in Seville. The food was delicious and the service excellent. We asked for recommendations for what to eat and the guy who served us was really helpful and friendly. We would totally recommend this to visitors and our son particularly enjoyed the old video games on the machine near the door. Thank you Hops and Dreams.
5. La Chala
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1378 reviews
Comfort-food, music and lotta love. La Chala is in the heart of Sevilla, and is designed for your 5 senses. Traditional cooking with a surprising twist. Our formula merge quality, taste and nutrition. Fine dine, good wine, and wallet friendly! Come to vis
Reviewed By FamilyFunEdinburgh
The young male waiter was arrogant and entitled the total opposite to the owner we met the night before. The food is trying to be contemporary but totally missing the mark, they serve the equivalent to arancini balls but with bland long grain rice topped with a piece of fish or meat on top. The salmorejo ânot as you know itâ sounded exciting but in reality the difference was it had croutons. The ribbons calamari were the best dish but nothing less than you would imagine. The most disappointing meal In Seville, there are much better places within 5 minutes walk. The other very simple cafe on the square was excellent and friendly Miarma bar.
