Bodega Siglo XVIII
Seville, Spain
The read// why locals go
Bodega Siglo XVIII pours wine and serves Sevillano tapas on Calle de Agua, taking its name from the century it points back to. A bodega is Seville's oldest kind of eating place, wine first with the food arranged around it, and the formula here is deliberately plain: tapas, a glass poured at the bar, somewhere to stand. Around €12 covers a meal, firmly budget for the city centre and enough to make this a stop rather than a commitment. Bodegas survive on regulars and repetition rather than on menus that change, and this is the sort of room where the appeal is that nothing about it needs explaining.
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Calle de Agua 6, 41004 — Seville
The read// why locals go
Bodega Siglo XVIII pours wine and serves Sevillano tapas on Calle de Agua, taking its name from the century it points back to. A bodega is Seville's oldest kind of eating place, wine first with the food arranged around it, and the formula here is deliberately plain: tapas, a glass poured at the bar, somewhere to stand. Around €12 covers a meal, firmly budget for the city centre and enough to make this a stop rather than a commitment. Bodegas survive on regulars and repetition rather than on menus that change, and this is the sort of room where the appeal is that nothing about it needs explaining.
