P Flaherty
Sevilla’s first (and best) Irish pub. Situated next to the cathedral it’s a great location to sit outside on the terrace and people watch. Inside there are four separate areas: the main bar, the ‘tv bar’, an interior patio and a small dining area. Quite a nice variety of ‘Irish tapas’ (the little grilled sausages are great) as well as basic bar-type food like sandwiches, burgers, nachos, etc. And also a full Irish breakfast, served all day long.
It’s a very nice place to stop into and feel a bit ‘at home’ - the food is very good and the bilingual staff are very friendly and welcoming.
P Flaherty Irish Pub
c/ Alemanes
I have been eating and drinking here for years, every time I visit Sevilla. It’s not just an Irish pub, as the bar staff have a variety of languages between them. Also, the impartial advice given by them, and Gerry, the owner, is great. The bar was taken over by Celtic fans during the days surrounding the Euro Cup Final of 2003, when the mighty Glasgow Celtic were denied by Jose somebody at Porto, an overzealous referee where balde was concerned, and the slippery fingers of Rab Douglas. Apparently, he’s given up football completely. He’s back at Dundee!
Adios amigos!
October 17th, 2008 at 2:53 pm