Gusto

We came for a quick lunch and had a caprese salad and a fettuccini a la gusto. The salad was decent but the fettuccini was excellent! Reasonably priced fresh squeezed OJ. The server spoke English and was quite friendly. I had a café bombom, it was good but there was a *lot* of condensed milk under the espresso.

Nous avons pris nos petits déjeuners dans ce risto-​bar lors de notre séjour à Séville. Nous avons été, pour une fois, très bien accueillis! Nous sommes tombés amoureux des «toastadas simples» (toasts avec pulpe de tomate et huile)! De plus l’emplacement est très agréable, puisque au pied de la cathédrale, et le wi-​fi est de qualité!

This place was ridiculous. After ordering 15euro worth of coffee, food, and drinks, I asked the server for glasses so we could fill them with some tap water we had with us. He said that we would have to buy their water if we were to use their glasses. Note that we had already spent money on their food and drinks, the outside temperature was over 40 Celsius, and we had a 60 year old woman who was in need of water. The server’s names is Don Francisco. Spit on his face if you see him. Or just go to the place next door where they’ll treat you with more dignity.

We really liked this place! We had tried their Breakfast menu as well as lunch and dinner. they make the most refreshing smoothies :). Staff were friendly and welcoming :)

Genial para desayunar. La carta de desayunos es bastante amplia y el café está de muerte. Ojo a los croissants (o cruasanes, no he terminado de decidir si le hago caso a la RAE o no), que además del sencillo de toda la vida, lo tienen con chocolate, relleno de crema o de mermelada. En cuanto al servicio, muy agradable.
Desconozco qué tal será en otros momentos del día, pero para desayunar está muy bien. A mi lista sevillana que se va :)

We only had coffee and a light breakfast here but we were very satisfied. The croissant with «raw» ham and cheese was perfect. The breakfast toasts with tomato jelly were just fine and the coffee strong and favorable. I’m not sure we will make it back for lunch/​tapas/​dinner but for a quick breakfast it hit the spot.

Not a great selection of tapas and the food was mediocre. Prices were a little higher than other spots nearby for drinks and food. This is a good spot for grabbing a coffee and pastry and watching the tourists flow into and out of the cathedral. The only reason I tried this place is because it’s right next to my hotel.

Small place where you can have a nice fresh breakfast. Everything is homemade, the coffee is good — Italian style — and the staff very kind and friendly. Perfect place to start your day.

Good. Good food, mixed service, some waiters outstanding, some very not. English speaking waiters, a plus.
Saffron risotto, pasta carbonara and tiramisu were outstanding. Bruschetta unique/​not good… other dishes forgettable… as I cannot remember what else we had.
Very convenient location, indoor/​outdoor seating. Cute street for people watching. Tourist pricing.

This place has a great view of the cathedral and a nice place to sit outside and people watch, but the food is just ok. There are quite a few Italian places in this area and this definitely isnt the best one but if you want the view and outside seating this can offer that.

Awful. Absolutely terrible. My meal at Gusto will now become the meal that my partner and I forever compare other horrible meals to in order to make ourselves feel better. First, let’s start with the service: snotty waiters who were condescending, unfriendly, and frankly we could tell they’d decided we weren’t worth their time when they realized we were just having a light lunch and unlikely to rack up a huge bill. Such terrible attitude that at that moment I wished Spain had a tipping culture so I could show my displeasure. Second, our meal itself: we ordered one of the more expensive sandwiches — Stuffed Focacias. We waited 15−20mins when the restaurant was pretty empty, and received two pieces of warm but dry greasy bread, and two slices of tasteless, cold, cheap mortadella in between. How is that STUFFED? And how did it take you 20 mins to make this gastronomical abomination masquerading as a sandwich? Lastly, to top of the shitty service and sandwich so bad that even though I was starving I only ate half of — the bill arrived and it didn’t reflect our awful meal. So in sum, if I could give this place 0 stars I would — the only silver lining is that I am now certain I have experienced the worst meal of my life, and it’s all uphill from here.

Gusto is located right outside the cathedral and were skeptical, as usually restaurants near tourist attractions are just overpriced and crappy. When we saw a sign outside advertising home made pastas we decided to check it out. The inside is very cozy and all the wait staff speaks English and is very friendly.
The pizza was just okay, however the pasta was phenomenal. Fresh, savory, delicious. They also make their desserts in house and have a ton to choose from. Their daily special, a fresh strawberry tart, was delectable as well. Get the American coffee to go with your dessert, one of the best coffees I’ve had in Spain.

Awesome fresh homemade pasta and pastries. American coffee (hard to find in Spain), friendly English speaking waiters and 80s music.