Cafe Seville

Restaurant is clean and well decorated. My husband and I enjoy trying new restaurants however when we’re paying $ 35 for 2 breakfast I would expect that we wouldn’t be at a self serve, order at the counter restaurant with marginal quality. Most of our breakfast seemed to be pre-​cooked and the re-​warmed. Our bacon was cool and over cooked, the «fluffy» pancake was flat and the French toast was a undercooked slice of baguette brushed with a vanilla flavoring. Much better breakfast and service at Savoy for the money.

Another Tulsa establishment that I have heard great things about and wanted to try. I have been on a crusade as of late to try different places that I normally would not drive that far to go to. Living in midtown Seville was a bit of a jaunt. However, that jaunt was well worth it! What a gem of a place. Very clean, nice and welcoming staff, and the food rocks! You order your food and then its like they prepare it with love and bring it to you. So fresh… so delicious! I will definitely be making the drive back to have breakfast soon! If you haven’t been here yet what are you waiting for?

If you are looking for a break from the regular brunch establishments, then this is the place for you. Sure it’s a bit of a schlep out south, but well forth with. The Café in the name is 100% representative of the atmosphere. A handful of tables along the wall that look into the open kitchen. Orders placed at the counter with food brought to you.
Breakfast and brunch offerings range from the traditional (but with quality ingredients) to the unique (like cherries jubilee french toast). I opted for that weeks brunch special of vanilla bean french toast, two eggs cooked to order and a side of beef chorizo (also available ham, bacon, and homemade sausage).
French toast was great, not being overly sweet and covered with pecans. It helped balance the spiciness in the homemade chorizo. And true to the description, my eggs were cooked perfectly to order. What I was truly amazed at are the sizes of the homemade sausage patties as well as the thick cut slice of ham that came with the orders from other people dining with me.
What’s going to draw me back at a later date, are the unique offerings.
While they are open for lunch, I don’t really see myself in the area to give it a try, but I do think I’ve found my new brunch spot.

I really like this café for a different dining experience. A cozy atmosphere with indoor and outdoor seating. We have come before and sat on the patio by the fireplace and like it.
I enjoy the sweet breakfast food but the breakfast burrito is my favorite. Their home made salsa is amazing as well.
Shrimp bisque soup on Saturday is a great reason to come in.
We will be back soon.

Wow! You know how you eat something that is so good that you crave it afterwards for years to come? I special ordered an omelet with bacon, green onions and swiss cheese. This was the most delicious omelet I have ever eaten. This will go on my craving list because I am coming back for more. All of the ingredients were fresh and high quality. The bacon was freshly made, thick applewood and the swiss cheese was thick and rich and perfectly melted. It had been cooked with real butter, which made it, even more, delicious.
Love the relaxing, comfortable, pleasant atmosphere of this restaurant. This is a true gem!

Cute little breakfast and lunch place among the Shops of Seville at 101^st & Yale. Had heard good things about it and finally got a chance to try out their lunch menu. I had the tarragon tomato chicken soup, which was not what I expected but very good! Fresh chopped tomatoes with large chunks of white meat chicken and plenty of herbs and spices. Hubbie had the French onion soup with a ham sandwich. He said the soup was outstanding, with plenty of flavor and not too much salt (his frequent complaint about French onion soups), and the sandwich was well made with thick slices of meat and fresh veggies. Will definitely go back.

Love to swing by and grab the grilled cheese here. So good! The baked goods are delicious too! Love the décor and the location is easy to get in and out of! Perfect breakfast and lunch spot in South Tulsa!

We had a wonderful lunch experience at the café. My guest and I were greeted by the owner and she made us feel right at home. I had the grilled cheese which was delicious and extra cheesy. My guest had the buffalo chicken wrap that had just the right amount of spice.

My friend and I were looking for something yummy for breakfast. I didn’t want a chain so she mentioned this little place called Café Seville. The sign out front said breakfast and bakery so that seems like the best of both worlds for me.
The little café is super cute inside. it was filled with businessmen and women having healthy egg white omelettes, mothers with their little ones having gargantuan cinnamon rolls, and friends having coffee. We ordered and paid at the counter and sat down with our table tag. I could choose from several choices of brewed coffee by Imperial at the self-​serve counter.
Everyone was very nice and pleasant. I ordered the all a cart pancake and my friend had an egg sandwich. My pancake was crispy and fluffy. The crisp was a little too oily for my taste and I didn’t finish it. My friend sandwich bread was too heavy and oily as well. I really like this concept and was impressed with their overall menu. They have a lot of homemade items and the cookies were fantastic.
My advice would be to use less oil and hide the Crisco can that’s displayed above the spices.

Very good breakfast spot. I have had the breakfast burrito, tasty and big. Also the chorizo is very good. The Vanilla Cream French Toast is fabulous.