Updated October 2026

After five years in Los Remedios (where I first met him about ten years ago), chef Javier Abascal’s Lalola Taberna Gourmet moved to the chic Hotel Palacio Conde de Torrejón in 2019. Renamed Lalola Restaurante it is located inside a spectacular plant and light filled patio, open and spacious, with a clever geometric “ceiling” reminiscent of Arabic tiles that creates playful shadows throughout. There’s a separate entrance to the restaurant in calle Marco Sancho around the corner from the hotel’s main entrance as well as a private dining room.
Javi is known as el Rey de la Casquería (king of offal – it sounds better in Spanish) and comes up with some surprising combinations, always delicious, so don’t be afraid to try anything that may seem a bit out of your comfort zone. There are also more familiar dishes, with the menu offering a wonderful selection of pure Andalucía. For me the ever-changing croquettes, a speciality of Javier, are always fabulous, also check out the rice of the day and, of course, the grilled meats. Because of the seasonal menus some of the dishes and desserts you see here may not be on the menu when you visit, but there will be something equally delicious to enjoy.
Aside from the regular menu there is also an Ibérico Tasting Menu, which takes you through several courses of pork heaven paired with regional wines. Excellent value, especially as all the pork products are from one of the best Ibérico producers in the country. The wine list is well thought out, with a good selection of sherry wines. Service is professional and attentive.
And speaking of all things Ibérico, if you happen to be in the Aracena area (perhaps visiting a jamón producer?) be sure to stop in at Javi’s wonderful “refugio Ibérico” Lieva Restaurante.
Bread/Service Charge: 2.50€ PER PERSON
Conde de Torrejon 9
Tel 955 13 83 59
Open 13.30 – 16.00 / 20.30 – 23.30 Tuesday – Saturday
€ € € €
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gildas Ibéricas
starters: tartaleta / croqueta / terrina


caña de lomo and salchichón Ibérico
starters: buñuelo de bacalao, jamón croqueta, chicharrón de cádiz
topped with scallop tartare
solomillo Ibérico de Bellota tartare with whisky sauce
ensaladilla de longaniza Ibérica with aguardiente, herb olive oil and shallots

langoustines with castañetas (pork sweetbread) sauce curry biscuit


smoked sardine on toast, sun dried tomatoes
buñuelos de bacalao topped with melted pork jowl
black pudding empanada

grilled tuna belly with fresh tomato frito
turbot in garlicky egg yolk and roasted pepper oil sauce
boned lamb with Ibérico sauce, pine nuts and poached egg
sautéed boletus topped with seared foie

rabbit kidneys with mushrooms and fried potatoes

trigueros (wild asparagus), emulsion of the tips and MOJAMA IBÉRICA

arroz Ibérico with jamón, presa, asparagus, topped with papada
abanico Ibérico aged 30 days in jamón manteca

grilled abanico
presa Ibérica with potatoes and padrón peppers
grilled abanico Ibérico with gnocchi, boletus
pluma Ibérica with roasted piquillo peppers and grilled broccoli

pluma Ibérica de bellota

abanico Ibérico
35 day aged pluma Ibérica de Bellota

tomahawk

Presa Ibérica with artichokes and jamón oil


blue cheese cheesecake
dark chocolate cake
panna cotta Ibérica
el bocadillo más fino del mundo
bombón de chocolate y jamón ibérico
jamón baklava with pistachio ice cream and white chocolate crumble
me with a surprise chocolate and coffee dessert,
celebrating my 33rd Sevilla anniversary (Sept 2026)


chef Javier Abascal







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Updated October 2026
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