[2025 Seville Restaurant] Travel Guide for Bar El Comercio (Updated May)

#Overseas travel 📍Bar El Comercio C. Lineros, 9, Casco Antiguo, 41004 Sevilla, Spain If you just type Seville Churros on the map, it will come up. This is a really old house with history and tradition, and the churros here are so delicious that you won't even notice. If you dip them in chocolate and eat them, it's a taste that makes you feel like you're in heaven. If you go to Seville, I recommend stopping by here and enjoying some leisurely churros and coffee. #Spain travel #Seville travel #Seville restaurants

#celebrateit Churros are a beloved Spanish sweet treat that has traveled across continents. However, the version most people are familiar with consists of thin, stick-like pieces, sometimes dusted with fine sugar. In Seville, though, churros take on a different form. They are large, irregularly shaped, and have a light, airy interior with a thin, crispy exterior. Flavor-wise, they carry a slightly salty, fermented undertone. If you're familiar with Chinese cuisine, these churros closely resemble "you tiao" in both taste and texture. However, the deep frying here appears somewhat inconsistent, as even the freshest batches lack crispiness. That said, the accompanying chocolate sauce is a highlight. It’s thick, not overly sweet, and pairs well with the churros (as seen in the picture). As for the price, it's quite affordable—€2.5 for the churros and €3 for the chocolate. Just keep in mind that they only accept cash. Tips: there’s a statue of a cute girl reading books in the middle of the street nearby. Do check it out!

#EuropeanTravel El Comercio, a Seville churros shop with a 120-year tradition since 1904❤️ Actually, it's closer to porras than churros, but you can think of it as Seville-style churros! It's a hit when you dip it in sweet and warm chocolate latte It's a place that many locals visit, so it's always crowded and bustling, so you can feel the local sensibility☺️ 📍Bar El Comercio #SevilleTravel #SevilleRestaurants #SevilleChurros

#August Travel Support Event Bar el comercio, a churros restaurant visited during a trip to Seville, Spain. It is the most famous churros restaurant with 100 years of tradition among Seville locals, so there was a waiting line before ordering. The old man making churros was unusually skilled, and he was making a lot of churros in a really short amount of time. They fried them right after ordering, so they were warm and crispy, and they went well with coffee!

#MayTravelSupportEvent We ordered 2 churros + chocolate + warm Americano. Three women stopped by to eat something light before starting their morning schedule, and I think we ordered just the right amount:) If you want to taste the thick churros, please visit. There were a lot of customers even though it was early in the morning. Many people also ordered lattes!

To be honest, I'm going back to Spain because of the churros. I'm 200% serious. I... Koreans' taste for churros Spanish churros have mixed reactions 🥲 People who are used to churros with fillings inside even say, "It feels like eating fried bread crust that's neither your taste nor mine." But that's the charm! They're huge and visually appealing. They're completely empty inside. Hehe So I didn't think I could eat a large size, but we ate it all after eating a meal and dessert... .And we ordered chocolate (It's like chocolate syrup, but it comes in a coffee cup, and it comes out a lot) I thought I'd have a blood sugar shock if I ate all of it, so at first I was a little scared. But the moment I dipped it in, I found myself eating it all and scraping it with a spoon. It's not that sweet! 📍Bar EL Comercio (Churros Shop) C. Lineros, 9, Casco Antiguo, 41004 Sevilla, Spain ▶ Closed on Sundays ▶ Cash only for purchases under 10 euros ❤️🔥First impression❤️🔥 ➠ First of all, it was so hard to sit down. There was a bit of a wait. ➠ I was shocked at first seeing people slurping chocolate syrup with a cup And I thought I wouldn't do that, but I ended up doing it too (hehe) ➠ And ordering was so hard. The waiter was somewhat aware of who came first and such, but compared to the size and number of customers, there was only one person taking orders, so it took a really long time for the rotation to come to me. There were a lot of tourists who just waited and left, but I left. It looks like a lot, but it's empty inside, so you can eat as much as you want! You have to dip it in chocolate and eat it to get that “oh my god” taste At this time, don’t worry about gaining weight and just eat it properly and enjoy it! The chocolate flavor is slightly different at each churro shop! This one was the best for my taste. While traveling in Spain, I think I went to about 5 churro shops… And I had them all as desserts hehe. #Spain #Spain travel #Spanish accommodation #Spanish restaurant #Spanish restaurant