Caza Juan

For Seville diners looking beyond a standard tapas plan, Caza Juan is a useful choice when the brief is traditional Spanish game and rice. The appeal is hearty, classic cooking in a casual bar-restaurant setting: arroces, game meats and traditional plates.

Use the published schedule carefully. Caza Juan is listed as open daily from 06:00h to 24:00h, with kitchen hours noted as 12:00h–17:00h and 20:30h–24:00h, while some pre-fetched information also notes an uninterrupted kitchen from 13:00h–23:00h. Because those details conflict, diners should confirm timing directly before building a meal around a specific slot. Either way, this works best as a traditional Spanish game-and-rice restaurant.

Game and rice are the reason to come back

The order should lean into the house identity: arroces, carnes de caza, carpaccio de venado, lomo de gamo, pescaito frito and honey-glazed cod are the useful anchors. Diners can build the meal around game plus rice, then use fish or fried plates for range. The cooking is best understood as classic and direct, in keeping with the restaurant’s rustic and convivial feel.

Caza Juan is also associated with convivial events such as wine tastings and pairings, so it can suit a slower, shared meal when that kind of atmosphere is part of the appeal. That does not mean every visit needs to become a formal pairing; for most tables, the value is in choosing dishes that fit the hearty game-and-rice identity and letting the meal run at a relaxed pace.

Seville changes the decision

Location is part of the decision, but the location detail here is simply Seville. That makes Caza Juan a better fit for diners who specifically want its traditional Spanish game-and-rice cooking than for anyone choosing only by convenience. If the plan is to compare broader options across the city, use Pearl’s Seville restaurants guide.

The room is casual, rustic, cozy and lively in the traditional Spanish bar-restaurant sense, with a warm, personal feel. That suits a relaxed, convivial meal. The Macarfi 6.8 Food Rating for 2026 is a useful recognition point, while the $$ price tier keeps it in an approachable middle range.

For planning, the main practical point is the kitchen schedule. The daily opening is broad, but the kitchen hours are specific and include a noted conflict in available listings, so confirm directly if timing is important. The menu’s center of gravity is the traditional Spanish game-and-rice identity.

How to use it in a Seville itinerary

Use Caza Juan as a grounded, hearty meal in Seville. It works well when the trip calls for traditional Spanish game, rice dishes and a classic bar-restaurant atmosphere. If the trip needs more planning context, the useful companion pages are Seville hotels and other Seville dining resources.