There are so many great restaurants for every time of day! But this family tends to specialize in breakfast and lunch! We were very happy with our options even though none of these restaurants were solely vegan.

We usually go for savory items at breakfast, but most of these places offered acai bowls, pancakes, or waffles, and some offered smoothies, along with vegan baked goods—carrot cake loaves, banana and chocolate bread, etc.

Seville is a world-class place to dine, and it was nice to see how many restaurants had a wide selection of vegan and vegetarian options. You can’t go hungry or miss out on flavor and taste in this town.

To be honest, if you are someone aspiring to open a restaurant, Seville should be on your list for research purposes. Besides the wonderful food and service, the restaurants and cafes are so stylish, well-designed, and decorated.

Breakfast

BioMio 

So cute! This place had a nice selection of savory and sweet vegan options and smoothies! My son tried the Pina Colada – top shelf!

Naturalmente 

Another great spot. Savory and sweet vegan options with a nice selection of baked goods.

Aba de Sevilla 

Fresh and tasty! This spot had lots of vegan toasts, acai bowls, and smoothies.

Lunch/Dinner

La Lupe cocina actual Mexicana 

This was a great find! Vegan nachos and a large, interesting number of vegan tacos.

Veganitessan c/Pastor y Landero, 0 S/N (at Mercado del Arenal)

What a fun establishment. Located inside a market selling everything from fish, flowers to bike rentals, this restaurant has everything from pizzas, burgers, wraps, hotdogs to nachos.

As well, they have delicious desserts including chocolate cakes, Neopolitanos, and croissants. You can choose to indulge or try their bean burgers on multigrain buns with fresh side salads and home cooked potato wedges.

We ordered two types of burgers, a pizza, and some baked goods, but I’m pretty sure I could eat here on every visit to Seville and never be bored. I will definitely try the nachos next time.

Habanitas Callejon Golfo, 3, 41004

This is one of my favorite restaurants. Tucked at the bottom of a small side street, it has ample indoor and outdoor seating. We have eaten at Habanitas many times and even make the Yucca, oil and garlic dish at home. It’s a cute spot day or night for some delicious veg friendly options.

Macheroni&Co 

My son has been obsessed with spaghetti and tomato sauce-based dishes all summer. This place is an award-winning Naples pizza and pasta place. I have to say that something as simple as pasta with tomato sauce was unbelievably delicious – they’re doing something extraordinary in the spice and flavor game.

Fatouch 

Hip Spot in the Feria Market area; we never knew falafels, hummus, and salad could be so good! I’m still thinking about that salad dressing…

Seville Vegan Tours

So tasty and fun! The guides are friendly and very informative about the vegan/vegetarian scene in Seville and Spanish history in general. As well this tour attracts great travelers from all over the world. It felt more like being invited to a fun tapas crawl or dinner party than a highly scheduled tour – exactly what you want on a night out in Seville!

One more thing! A vegan guide to Seville is included with the tour! I had a look through it, and there are so many great places on the list. Some I had heard of and tried, but many I didn’t know at all.

There are quite a few regular meat/fish serving establishments that offer great vegan and vegetarian options. I return to Seville yearly, so I’ll use this guide for my next visit. But I recommend taking the tour at the beginning of your stay and then using the guide for the rest of your time. Restaurants, coffee shops with milk alternatives, shops with vegan ice cream options, traditional food, or international – the guide has everything!

You can’t talk about Seville without mentioning the Helado! The best helado in Seville!

There are so many ice cream shops in Seville! So tasty with loads of vegan flavors. The problem is not finding good flavors but eating the ice cream before it melts!

Bolas Helados Arte-Sanos 

This was a new discovery. They have a lot of interesting and creative vegan flavors.

Olmo Helados Artesanales 

This is my favorite! I dream about this vegan helado with so many interesting flavors, for example, La Medina – orange, cinnamon, and ginger!

Créeme Helado,

Helado This is my husband’s favorite. We walked quite a distance for this tasty treat. It’s right across from the Museo de Belles Artes, so it’s the perfect place to stop and have a delicious ice cream while you reminisce about your visit.

So many great options! Are you planning a trip to Seville? Tell me about your favorite finds!