Casa Morales

About

Casa Morales is a historic tapas bar located in Seville, Spain, founded in 1850 by Leocedio Morales Prieto. It is currently run by the fourth generation of the Morales family, making it the oldest family-run bar in the city. The bar offers a traditional setting with superb decor, featuring large clay vats and hanging cured hams. It provides a wide range of authentic tapas, including Jamón Ibérico, tortilla de patatas, and chicharrones, along with a selection of fine wines and sherries. Visitors can enjoy a unique dining experience amidst the bar's old-world charm. The menu includes various traditional dishes such as morcilla, boquerones en vinagre, and artichoke ensaladilla. Casa Morales is known for its friendly service and excellent value for money. It is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, offering a glimpse into Seville's rich culinary heritage. The bar operates from Monday to Saturday, with extended hours in the evenings, and is closed on Sundays, except during certain months when it opens for Sunday lunch.