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Where to eat in Seville
Its great attraction is the delicious aroma of adobo that fills the air around it
If you stroll down Calle Tetuán, you'll probably catch a wonderful smell of adobo, and yes, it's coming from Blanco Cerrillo! Their adobo, ensaladilla and pescaito frito are the big draws.
1. C/José de Velilla (Centro). 2. Plaza Peñaflor (Triana). 3. Manuel Canela 31 (Gines)
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