Cafe Sevilla Original Location Closing Special

Opened in 1987 by Spanish-born owners Rogelio and Janet Huidobro, Café Sevilla originally started as a small tapas bar and immediately became a an instant hit for all things food and entertainment in downtown San Diego's historic Gaslamp Quarter.

Over the past 23 years, Sevilla has erected a strong sense of enthusiasm and dedication to the authentic Spanish cuisine, captivating both locals and visitors alike. After all, if Rachael Ray dubbed Sevilla as “a feast for the palate and the eyes,” we know they must be hiding something good behind those bold black doors.

News Flash: In case you haven’t heard, Café Sevilla is moving to a bigger and better location on Fifth Avenue and will be temporarily closing doors to the original Fourth Avenue space on September 26, 2010. Although we’re sad to wave goodbye, we’re excited for all the new upgrades and developments slated to open just in time for the holidays this winter season!

In honor of the temporary exit, Café Sevilla is offering an Original Location Closing Special which honors the iconic restaurant’s prices from 1988! September 13 – 26, take advantage of your last chance to visit the original Café Sevilla and enjoy the Paella Valencia for only $14.95 paired with a variety of incredible drink specials. One of Café Sevilla’s signature dishes, the must-try Pella Valencia overflows with saffron bomba rice, seafood, chicken and sausage. For more details and reservations please call 877.307.2214 today!

Sevilla is best known for combining three distinct environments under one roof: an authentic Tapas Bar, a casually elegant restaurant featuring award-winning Spanish and coastal cuisine and a nightclub that offers live music and dancing seven nights a week. Sevilla is re-opening Winter 2010 at 355 Fifth Avenue with a bigger and better location for all your San Diego dining and entertainment needs. Become a DiscoverSD Insider today to hear all the brand new Café Sevilla's official grand opening party details first!

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