Seville Food ToursTapas Walking Tour with a Traditional Flamenco Show
One booking that covers dinner and the show: this Seville tapas and flamenco tour puts three bars and 8+ tastings either side of live flamenco in an 18th-century palace patio, with the ticket included. This page sets out the route, the diets the operator can adapt to, and the venue rule that rules some families out.
About the Tapas and Flamenco Evening
$115 per adult, flamenco ticket included
3 to 4 hours, evening only
4.8 from 111 reviews on GetYourGuide
8+ tastings and 3 drinks across three bars — a full dinner
Live flamenco in an Andalusian patio inside an 18th-century palace
No children under 6 — the venue sets the rule
Quick answer Dinner and a show in one booking, and the venue rule that decides it
This evening puts three tapas bars either side of a live flamenco performance for $115, with the show ticket, 8+ tastings and three drinks all included. It starts with cured meats and montaditos with sweet vermouth, moves into the old Jewish Quarter for Iberian ham, croquetas and spinach with chickpeas, then into an 18th-century palace patio for the performance, and finishes with a glass of Seville orange wine. The venue does not admit children under six, and the tour is not suitable for vegans, coeliacs or wheelchair users.
Key takeaways
- One booking solves dinner and the flamenco show — the ticket is included at $115
- The show is in an Andalusian patio in an 18th-century palace, not a large tablao; seating is not always guaranteed
- Adapts for vegetarians, pescatarians, gluten-free (not coeliac) and dairy-free — but not vegans
- No children under six, a venue rule the operator cannot waive
- Finishes on vino de naranja, Seville's own orange wine — see what the Seville food tours pour
Listing at a Glance
The same fields appear on every tour page here, read from the operator's own listing in August 2026. Prices, inclusions and availability are set by the operator and confirmed at checkout on the booking platform.
- Tour name Tapas Walking Tour with a Traditional Flamenco Show
- Operator Devour Tours
- Booking platform GetYourGuide
- Product ID 412697
- Starting price $115 USD per adult
- Price last checked August 2026
- Rating 4.8 out of 5
- Review count 111 reviews
- Review source GetYourGuide verified bookings
- Duration 3 - 4 hours
- Start window Evening only; the show time sets the start
- Expected finish Three to four hours after the meeting time
- Getting around On foot between three bars and the flamenco venue
- Group size Small group; a private option is sold
- Guide language English
- Meeting point Historic centre; the exact point depends on the small-group or private option
- Food included 8+ tastings
- Drinks included 3 drinks
- Hotel pickup Not included — you meet the guide
- Dietary restrictions Adaptable for vegetarians, pescatarians, gluten-free (not coeliac), dairy-free and non-alcoholic; not for vegans
- Minimum age No children under 6 — the flamenco venue sets the limit
- Difficulty Moderate — a walking tour at a steady pace; seating is not always guaranteed
- Mobility and wheelchair Not suitable for wheelchairs, strollers or mobility impairments
- Cancellation Free up to 24 hours before the start time
- Reserve now, pay later Yes
- Weather note Show and two of the stops are indoors; the walking between them is not
- Operator note The show is in a small patio venue rather than a tourist tablao — capacity is limited and seating is not guaranteed
- Badge on this site Dinner and a show
- Closest alternative here Seville Tapas Crawl: 10 Tapas, 4 Bars, 4 Drinks
Check Dates and Availability
Live dates and prices for the tapas and flamenco evening, straight from the booking platform.
How the Evening Is Built
Two bars, a show, then one more
The structure is deliberate. The first stop is a neighbourhood tapas bar with Spanish cured meats and montaditos — the small filled rolls that are Seville's answer to a sandwich — paired with beer, wine or sweet vermouth, while the guide explains what you are about to watch. Flamenco is easier to sit through when someone has told you the difference between the singer, the guitarist and the dancer's role in the same piece.
The second stop is in the old Jewish Quarter, Santa Cruz, at one of the quarter's older bars: Iberian ham, croquetas, espinacas con garbanzos, with manzanilla or beer. Then the show. Afterwards, a final historic bar and a glass of vino de naranja, the sweet Seville orange wine that almost nobody outside Andalusia has tried.
What kind of flamenco venue this is
Seville sells flamenco at three price points: the big tablao with a set menu, the tiny peña where locals go and nobody explains anything, and the small palace-patio venue in between. This tour uses the third — an Andalusian patio inside an 18th-century palace in the historic centre, described by the operator as one of the few remaining authentic venues there.
The honest consequence is in the fine print: seating is not always guaranteed. A small patio does not have a reserved-row system. If sitting down matters to you, arrive with the group rather than meeting them at the venue.
Who this is not for
The listing is unusually detailed about restrictions, which is a good sign. It adapts for vegetarians, pescatarians, gluten-free (though not coeliac), dairy-free, non-alcoholic and pregnant travellers — with the warning that a replacement dish may not exist at every stop. It does not adapt for vegans or for coeliac disease.
It is also not suitable for wheelchairs, strollers or mobility impairments, and children under six cannot enter the flamenco venue at all. For a family evening with food, the food tour with a local prices under-tens and takes infants.
Questions About This Tour
Is the flamenco show ticket included?
Yes. The $115 price covers the show ticket, 8+ food tastings and three drinks across three bars, plus the walking tour between them.
Can children come?
Not under six. The flamenco venue sets the age limit and the operator states it cannot be waived. Older children are admitted.
Is there enough food to skip dinner?
Yes — the operator describes the 8+ tastings and three drinks as enough food for a full dinner, spread across three bars either side of the show.
Can vegans or coeliacs book it?
No. The tour adapts for vegetarians, pescatarians, gluten-free (not coeliac), dairy-free and non-alcoholic diets, but explicitly not for vegans or coeliac disease. Tell the operator before you book.
Is seating guaranteed at the show?
No. The listing states seating is not always guaranteed — the venue is a small palace patio rather than a theatre with numbered rows.
Is there a private version?
Yes, a private option is sold on the same listing at a higher price. The small-group version is the one priced at $115.
What Travellers Said
Visited family owned tapas bars — it felt good to support the local family businesses, and the food was also yummy. We learnt a lot about tapas, the local drinks and sherry, and flamenco.
Excellent. Great enthusiastic and informative guide. Authentic bars and food and traditional flamenco. Well worth it.
We had such a wonderful time and we loved the flamenco show. We learned a lot about flamenco and Spanish culture in the small group setting.
Verified GetYourGuide reviews for this tour, quoted in excerpt with their original dates.
Page last reviewed August 2026. Price, rating and review count read from the listing on August 2026. Prices, availability and terms are set by the operator and confirmed at checkout.
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