With panoramic views across the Guadalquivir River to the Torre de Oro and the Maestranza bullring, Willy Moya's new place offers the best of both worlds: a large space for brasserie fare and a smaller gastronomical enclave for more sophisticated dining. Chef Moya trained in Paris and blends local Andalusian and cosmopolitan cuisine in creations such as the salmorejo encapotado (thick, garlic-laden gazpacho topped with diced egg and ham), or the besugo con gambitas (sea bream with shrimp). Desserts include a Moorish-derived riff on French toast, with slivered almonds and cinnamon ice cream.
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