Apartamentos Sevilla Este by QHotels

A stone's throw from the historic Buhaira Gardens and taking its name from the famous district in New York, Tribeca can now be considered a classic culinary haunt in Seville after more than two decades in business. Here, everything revolves around seasonal produce, working with high-quality meat and, in particular, fish caught that day (much of it sold by the slice and mostly sourced from the Gulf of Cádiz). The proposal? A tasting menu that changes according to what’s available at the market, with 12 savoury courses (including appetisers) and three sweet ones (featuring a sorbet).