Description

In the façade of this well-known Sevillian restaurant that occupies a house built in 1511 there is a bust of king Don Pedro 'the cruel'. This is a testament in stone to the well known legend of duels and conspiracies of 1349.

This beautiful building steeped in history was restored by Victor Soriano and Helena Valenzuela, the owners of this restaurant. It is a place you cannot miss if you are close to Alfalfa. Amongst its specialities are bull's tails with mash potatoes and spinach and sea urchin with leek sauce. Good value for money, four private dinning rooms and a 14th century wine cellar are the main attractions of this restaurant.