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Tapa Is It in Seville
As in other parts of Andalusia in particular and Spain in general, food is not just meant to fill the stomach. It is also an integral part of the social life and, hence, is also meant to nurture the soul of the individuals partaking of it and strengthening their bonds. Plus, there is also the fact that the Andalusian region is one of Spain's most culinary rich areas and you have a case for a love affair with food in Seville
However, the most famous of all food items in Seville remains to be tapa, which can range from cold meats mixed with olives and cheese to warm baby squid. In Seville as in other parts of Spain, tapas are a universe unto themselves, evoking a surprising but entirely pleasurable mix of cosmopolitan sophistication with a small town convivial atmosphere.
Such a combination is achieved because tapas as served in Seville restaurants are meant to encourage a good flow of conversation amongst the partakers of the food. Basically, you eat the tapas not to be filled to the brim with food but to have something delicious to munch on while engaging in lively repartee. In fact, you might even be just nursing a glass of wine while moving around the room, one hand holding on to the skewered tapas.
And if you are in Seville, do as the Spanish do especially when it comes to dining out lest you find yourself going hungry. Usually, dinner is served between 9 P.M. and 11 P.M. so be sure to show up on those times. Keep note, however, that Seville restaurants usually open at 9:30 P.M. And while you are waiting for said time to arrive - that is, the period between finishing work and starting on dinner - the tapas restaurants is the way to go.
You will not feel too full since tapas, as previously mentioned, are usually light in nature. Think of them as appetizers before the main course. It will definitely save on cost once you get to the main meals, which can be quite expensive in Seville.
On weekends when life is so much more laidback and relaxed, lunchtime is served between 1 and 3 P.M. and so tapas are served in the bars, restaurants and cafes are usually served around noon. Indeed, a good way to start a hot Seville afternoon - drinking cold drinks with savory tapas to accompany it.
And lest you think that there are limited choices in tapas, think again. With more than a dozen traditional tapas to choose from in addition to the unique concoctions of the restaurants, you have definitely more tapas than you can handle. So, take it easy, savor all the tapas one at a time and just enjoy life in Seville.
Well, of course, to make your stay in Seville more enjoyable, you should have comfortable accommodations in any of the numerous Seville hotels dotting the city. Book your hotel room through online methods because it is the more convenient form of getting you room in the city. Besides, do you really want to traipse through the city in sweltering heat with your heavy luggage just trying to find the right accommodations? We think definitely not!