There are several theories about what are the origins of tapas in Spain, but the most accepted is that of King Alfonso XIII that during a visit to a tavern in the Cadiz area ordered a glass of wine. Due to a sudden gust of wind a little bit of sand lifted into the glass and the waiter covered the next glass of wine with a slice of ham (“tapar” in Spanish means to cover), and the king liked so much this way of serving wine with a “tapa” that he ordered other glasses.
Come and taste our delicious tapas in the famous Calle Betis, along the Guadalquivir river, in the Triana district.
Here you will find a vibrant and colorful atmosphere, with many trendy bars, street performers and cantaores, here you will know the real Seville, with the warmth of the local people that will welcome you with open arms.
