Our first morning in Seville started the best way possible—with churros at Café Bar El Comercio. For just €9, we shared a portion with two drinks, and honestly, these were the best churros we’ve ever had. Crispy on the outside, soft inside, and perfectly paired with thick hot chocolate. For lunch, we grabbed a quick bite at Pizzeria Napole—a mini pizza and a pepperoni panini for €11. Nothing fancy, but a good spot for a casual meal. Dinner was a highlight: tapas at Catalina la Barra (€28). This charming spot in a lively square had great food and an even better atmosphere, the perfect way to settle into Seville’s social dining culture. To round off the day, we stopped at Hotel Abba for a drink with a stunning rooftop view of the city and Las Setas , Seville’s modern wooden structure. The city looked magical from up high, and it was a great way to get our bearings before more exploring.