Casa Anselma
| Calle Pagés del Corro, 49, Sevilla |
5 Bewertungen
8.00/10.00 |
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Christian Verdaguer Casals (07.11.2017 03:01)
Good show, cosy and familiar.
Entry price ia 7€, included a drink.
Good show, cosy and familiar.
Entry price ia 7€, included a drink.
Alex Y V (22.10.2017 09:18)
Get there early and queue using the front door or book a table well in advance (weeks) for big groups. Be prepared to stand if there are no seats or one in one out.
Experience fine flamenco, a warm atmosphere, electric and unique.
A must see in Sevilla with no entry fee!
Get there early and queue using the front door or book a table well in advance (weeks) for big groups. Be prepared to stand if there are no seats or one in one out.
Experience fine flamenco, a warm atmosphere, electric and unique.
A must see in Sevilla with no entry fee!
Aleksandra S (23.08.2017 00:38)
If I could give more than 5 stars, I definitely would. This is a must have experience in Seville if you want to experience true, authentic flamenco in this breathtaking city. The show lasts 2 and a half hour.It is gut wrenching, amazing time. I felt like crying when the lady of the house sang. Go, by all means go. The door opens at midnight, all you have to do is pay for the drinks.
If I could give more than 5 stars, I definitely would. This is a must have experience in Seville if you want to experience true, authentic flamenco in this breathtaking city. The show lasts 2 and a half hour.It is gut wrenching, amazing time. I felt like crying when the lady of the house sang. Go, by all means go. The door opens at midnight, all you have to do is pay for the drinks.
Charlie O (08.08.2017 23:48)
Best flamenco I've ever seen! Speak Spanish, make a reservation to sit front row, prepare to pay 7 euros for a drink (which is completely reasonable given entry is free) and enjoy getting caught up in the arguments and quirkiness of Anselma! Shows start at 12, finish around 2:30. If you are a tourist, at least don't act like one!
Best flamenco I've ever seen! Speak Spanish, make a reservation to sit front row, prepare to pay 7 euros for a drink (which is completely reasonable given entry is free) and enjoy getting caught up in the arguments and quirkiness of Anselma! Shows start at 12, finish around 2:30. If you are a tourist, at least don't act like one!
Nadia Bakir (27.05.2017 01:40)
MAKE A RESERVATION!! The doors don't open till midnight and not every night either. We gave up on trying to get in after waiting 30 minutes and watching the employees even make those with reservations continue to wait. I get the feeling the supposed raw flamenco experience everyone waits in line for is beginning to become an exploited tourist attraction (reservations were being made through people's hotels, from what I overhead from those around me).
MAKE A RESERVATION!! The doors don't open till midnight and not every night either. We gave up on trying to get in after waiting 30 minutes and watching the employees even make those with reservations continue to wait. I get the feeling the supposed raw flamenco experience everyone waits in line for is beginning to become an exploited tourist attraction (reservations were being made through people's hotels, from what I overhead from those around me).
