Bars in Andalusia, Spain

Near the cathedral and the central Plaza Nueva, this tasca is attached to an even more famous restaurant. Many of the hottest-looking young men and women of Granada head here nightly to the lovely covered patio with its ... More on Frommers

Live bands from Spain and all over Europe regularly play at this techno dance club. In a central lower-town location, this club is heavily patronized by university students. Look for the listing of bands and their performance times ... More on Frommers

Although this tasca occupies an impossibly cramped triangle of a street corner just behind the Hotel Inglaterra and the Plaza Nueva, it seems as though everyone in the neighborhood, including the sales staffs at the upscale ... More on Frommers

A converted mansion in the Barrio Santa Cruz has been turned into a rendezvous that's been compared to "a living room in a luxurious movie set." In the heart of the Jewish ghetto, this 19th-century house, constructed around a central ... More on Frommers

Immediately adjacent to the rear of the cathedral and the entrance that leads into the Patio de los Naranjos, this is the biggest, busiest, loudest, and sudsiest Irish pub in Seville. With massive ceiling beams and very thick walls, ... More on Frommers

Technically, this place admits women, but as females aren't admitted beyond the modest-size front bar, most of the inner workings of this dance club are reserved for men. The venue is weekends-only, when it tends to be very crowded ... More on Frommers

For as long as any of its neighbors in Seville can remember, the young and the restless have congregated every evening on the plaza outside of the pink-brick baroque facade of the San Salvador church. The bar that attracts the ... More on Frommers

Seville has several highly visible Irish pubs, but this one is the classiest, most elegant, and in some ways, most evocative of good times and the literary wealth of Ireland. Don't come looking for spilled beer and sawdust on the ... More on Frommers

El Rinconcillo has a 1930s ambience, partly because of its real age and partly because of its owners' refusal to change one iota of the decor. This is the oldest and one of the most famous bars in Seville, with a history that dates ... More on Frommers

This very late-night disco doesn't really get going until at least 2am. Patrons are stylish and well dressed. The setting is beneath the high timbered ceiling of what was originally a grain warehouse. The sound system is sophisticated ... More on Frommers