For a restorative meal after a session at Itálica, head to this breezy yellow bar on the main road through town. A local landmark with some outdoor tables and a cheerfully cluttered interior, it serves hearty portions of honest Spanish-style pub grub – think hamburgers, fried peppers, chips and croquettes.
Bodeguita Reyes
Sevilla Province
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