La Raza - Menu

a lot of name but very normal in the food. has reduced quality with respect to the past.

Restaurante en la estación de autobuses del Prado. Reformado. Algo caro. Horario más bien reducido.

Champagne reception followed by a 7 course taster menu and drinks. The food was excellent as was the service. Lovely location too. View menu

place where you are in this time outdoor very well to eat on the terrace without reservation we were assembled table immediately and the food and the service very well

ideal place to drink and eat something, at normal prices in an incomparable frame. the best of the staff, special mention for yordanca, which conveys passion for his work and gives him his joy.

Hemos celebrado nuestra boda en este Restaurante y hemos quedado encantados con sus servicios, se han involucrado en todo y nos han dado todas las facilidades. El evento salió a la perfección y ellos fueron clave. La Raza Puerto, muchas gracias por hacer de nuestro día, un día inolvidable. View menu

Un clásico de sevilla con mas de 75 años pero que se ha actualizado , esta en el parque con unas vistas estupendas y al lado de la plaza de españa. El servicio bueno, el restaurante preciosos , puedes elegir entre tapas, raciones o restaurante,también dan grupos en un salón con vistas al parque.Me encantó.

Arrived at the terrace around 17:30… ordered a glass of white sangria(very boring.. I didn’t even drink it) a water (that the waiter never brought me) and a shrimp salad as starter. Nothing special, I was very hungry after walking the Parque de María Luisa, so I wanted to order also a main course but my server said he would check what was available because they were already out of some of the dishes… he never came back to tell me what do they actually have so I just ate my salad and asked for the bill.

I love Spain. I’m currently enjoying my third visit there. It has been wonderful— with one exception: La Raza restaurant, located in Parque de Maria Luisa, near the Plaza de España. We were very excited to eat there, as my wife had many lovely memories there (she spent a summer In Sevilla as a child). After we were seated in the terrace, we asked for a glass of wine. We waited and waited. I am use to and have no problem with the relaxed pace of Spanish eateries, but after fifteen minutes, I looked for our server, who seemed to have forgotten us. After making eye contact, he remembered and brought our wine. At that time we asked for menus, which came quickly. We then waited a half hour and no... View menu