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Confitería la Campana
Dating back to 1885 this confiteria is the oldest and most respected pastry shop in the city. They offer their pastry in a very elegant environment beneath a splendid ceiling of white plaster and gilt. Around Easter time locals come to get the torrijas, a deep-fried, crustless bread soaked in honey. For all those who want to enjoy immediately there is a café and also a take-away service for enjoying your goodies at home.
La Delicia del Barrio
Located amidst tapas bars, this very stylish shop sells Andalusian delicacies such as olives, wines, cheeses and especially a rich choice of exquisite olive oils that represent the fertility and the culinary traditions of the South of Spain.
El Corte Ingles
The food department in this special department store is excellent with a wide choice of olive oils and Andalusian delicacies. They also have a great variety of exotic fruits which attract many people. Nevertheless, shopping over here is not cheap but the quality is extraordinary high.
Horno de San Buenaventura
This is the oldest bakery in Seville that also includes a café and a shop selling Spanish delicacies such as meats and cheeses, a wide choice of breads, chorizo and very good salads.
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