Seville for digital nomads

Best cafes

Seville's cafes don't keep the same hours, and the most useful thing this list can do is match each one to the hour you are standing in the street. One pours from 08:00 every day of the week, another serves from 09:00 to 14:00, shuts for the afternoon, then reopens at 18:30 and runs to 01:00, and two take Sunday off entirely. The kitchens vary just as much: local cooking, Argentinian and French plates, sandwiches done as a speciality, and ice cream sold next to crepes and coffee. A cafe here can be a breakfast stop, a mid-morning sandwich, an afternoon merienda or a late drink, and picking the right one depends on the clock more than on the decor. Skip anything with a laminated photo menu propped in the doorway. Each place below has an address, a phone number or a website you can check before you walk over, and the paragraphs say which hour each one is best at. This is a list for people who plan their day around food and would rather sit down than queue.