Bakeries & cafés in Seville

The Casco Antiguo, the old town, holds 13 of the 28 places. Hispalis Café on Calle Amor de Dios is a specialty-coffee bar whose reviews dwell on croissants, flat whites and brownies; Café Piola on the Alameda de Hércules runs a self-service breakfast in which guests pick a bread and then add toppings at the counter, and stays open until 2 AM, or 3 AM on Fridays and Saturdays; and Pastelería La Campana on Calle Almirantazgo sells pastries and turrón close to the cathedral. Beyond the centre the list turns to neighbourhood cafés and bakeries, from Los Remedios and Reina Mercedes in the south to Nervión and Sevilla Este in the east. Breakfast toast is the recurring theme in reviews, often with ham or with tomato and olive oil, and Cafeteria Nuestra Señora de los Dolores on Calle Afán de Ribera is noted for the range of breads it toasts. Eighteen of the 21 places with a listed price give €1–10 per person.