Seville's cocktail bars write signature lists around local stories and lean on Andalusian wine. The best cocktail bars in Seville start with Montana on Calle San Pablo, where Don Fadrique pairs gin and Comté cheese with homemade vermouth and Bécquer is built on apple, rose and de-alcoholized cava. Naked and Famous on Argote de Molina pours Sir Cherry Wallace with Dewar's 12, cocoa cordial and oloroso sherry, keeps classics from the Clover Club to the Paloma, and gives mocktails a section of their own. Tremenda Muela runs its cocktail bar from Calle Lumbreras by the Alameda de Hércules. Montana's flamenco hour costs 21 euros a person, a cocktail included. These are the bars we would start with.

Coctelería Montana is a signature cocktail bar on Calle San Pablo, facing the church of La Magdalena in Seville's old town. Its drinks draw on the history of the building and the city, with cocktails named after Sevillian figures such as Don Juan Tenorio and La Susona. Every night the bar hosts an intimate hour of live flamenco, bookable separately, while tables for cocktails alone can be reserved free.

Muon Cocktail Bar is a cocktail bar at Calle Amor de Dios 38 in Seville, open Tuesday to Sunday from 6pm, until 1am most nights and 2am on Fridays and Saturdays. There is no printed menu: the evening starts with a welcome drink on the house, which is how the bartenders learn what you like, and from there they pour a classic chosen from two centuries of cocktails, made the way it was always meant to be. Cocktails are priced between 12 and 14 euros. It is a bartender’s choice room rather than a list to read, built around conversation at the bar and the classics done properly.
Chaman is a cocktail bar on Calle Puerta de la Carne that describes itself as a specialist in classic cocktails. The team wants each drink to come with its story, talking guests through the history and techniques behind what they order and adapting to their tastes. A weekly featured cocktail rotates through the menu.
Naked and Famous is a cocktail bar on Calle Argote de Molina in the old center of Seville. Its signature list is built around the peoples who shaped the city's history, with drinks named for the Phoenicians, Tartessians, Romans, Visigoths, Almohads and Gitanos, alongside a run of classics and alcohol-free serves. The room can also be booked for private events.
Tremenda Muela is a cocktail bar on Calle Lumbreras, a few steps from the Alameda de Hércules in Seville. It opens from Wednesday to Sunday and runs late at the weekend. The team uses its Instagram to post events and news from the bar.
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These are the cocktail bars specifically. The full Seville guide ranks the best bars of every style, and the directory lists all 7 with a map and filters.