Nice little find. Traditional little market with some great food stalls. Obviously, a favourite with locals who are sitting eating tapas and drinking. For us, it was interesting to see the old spanish ceramic stall signs, the meats hanging, the fresh fish and fruit stalls. It's just lovely to have a quick walk around. There is a little restaurant at the end which is interesting with the bulls heads on display. We loved it.

Interesting and wonderful Mercado to wander through when we were in the Triana area. Unlike the ones that we visited in Madrid, it was filled with more local people than tourists. Food options are numerous. Fresh fruit easily available as well. Would recommend visiting especially if you are looking for a quick bite to eat. Enjoy.

This is the kind of place to eat a bit of everything. I had a fresh seville orange, which is one of the best oranges I have ever had. Got some pieces of cheese to nibble on whilst we walked around, then ate at a couple of different places, La Muralla, which is great for fresh fish & cervezeria Loli, where the chickpeas and garlic prawns were to die for and the paella was traditionally made. The wine was also great. Tip - let the waiters recommend dishes, they know best!

Probobly our second favourite Mercado we visited in spain (#1 being Victoria in Cordoba). Lots to see and many many options. Friendly people and had a good time checking the stalls. We settled on a meat place (Altobrasa Restaurante Asador) and had the 2 types of burgers and they were both delicious. Had my first Vermouth here and it was wonderful.

The current market opened in 2001 but replaced one from 1823, so a lengthy history of providing the best of food for the locals. A wide variety is on offer from 8am onwards. Including very importantly flavoursome fruit and vegetables, local tasty goods plus a fine range of fish.

For 45-60 mins, this is a pleasant visit. It is ideally situated by the bridge with a nice selection of food and drink. Go for a few samples washed down with a red wine - you can’t go far wrong!!

Well, every Spanish city has such market, where apart buying groceries you can have a good snack or even lunch. This one in Sevilla, in Triana part of town just to the right after the same name bridge. Worth walking through and having a quick bite.