LOVE this bakery - highly recommend visiting if you're ever in Toledo! They have a great selection…read moreof pastries, delicious coffee, and a really cute outdoor courtyard you can sit in. It smells heavenly inside and the staff are very friendly. I had read on TripAdvisor that they have a very good pan con tomate, too, but sadly it's only available Friday-Sunday, so we didn't get to try it. What we did get to try were their croissants, chocolate-covered corazon pastries, and cafe con leche. Prices were reasonable and the corazons (recommended by the staff) were amazing - definitely wish I had ordered more of them now :')

Follow the line and the smells. Croissant and Focaccia bread were both perfection. We took the…read morebread to go and it made a fantastic side w wine. The shop is small. But beautiful views a few steps away so was able to enjoy the treats and a stunning view

Hands down the best coffee shop in Toledo. Stopped by to grab their mocha and it was delicious…read more They have beans from all over the coffee famous countries in the world.. the owner is kind and makes some delicious coffee and coffee art. Do remember they have a minimum of 10€ to pay via card and also their operational hours. Overall a fantastic place to grab your cup of coffee when in Toledo.

Súper cute small coffee shop! The owner is so friendly and nice. They offer hot and iced espresso…read moredrinks for really reasonable prices. You can also buy coffee making tools here, like espresso cups and milk frothers. We had hot oat milk lattes and an iced latte. All were delicious, and this was a great pick me up while walking around Toledo.

This spot is tucked away on a quiet street in Toledo, yet still very central and easy to find. The…read moreatmosphere is relaxed with both indoor and outdoor seating, making it perfect for any kind of visit. We enjoyed a fantastic glass of red wine, a super fresh and healthy salad, and a cheeseboard that came with freshly baked bread--it tasted like it had been made that same day. The service was outstanding & the best part! Prices were fair for the quality. We had a wonderful lunch and would definitely recommend this place if you're in town and looking for a delicious, laid-back meal in a charming setting.

This looked like a cute little cafe, and my friend and I stopped in for a break. My friend ordered…read morea croissant and it looked deflated (1 star off). I ordered a simple cup of tea. I wish the staff was as warm as my cup of tea though. They seemed to be kind of annoyed at tourists (1 star off), which is odd, because tourism keeps the whole town alive.

This is a easy choice. Stupendously delicious with generous amounts of sauces in each dish. When…read moreyou are wondering, where is the olive oil or butter for the bread you realize you don't need it because you'll want to dip your bread in the sauces. Just a wonderful harmony of flavors, whether red meats or seafood. What's more impressive to me is they clear your plates quite a few times when you share some entrées and appetizers. If you're lucky to come on a crystal clear day, you'll maybe sit in the patio area under the umbrellas. Order a bottle of their La Orza house white for dirt cheap and your meal is complete. Certain high seasons, you may not be able to get a reservation, however, all the local guides know the owner so ask your tour guide how you can maybe get in.

Great food, but badgered for alcohol 7 times in one hour…read more The food and ambiance were good, but the service was unacceptable. I was dining with my teenage son, and despite ordering a full three-course meal (two appetizers, two mains, and two desserts), our server treated us like we were an inconvenience because we weren't ordering cocktails. There seems to be an unspoken rule here: if you don't order at least two alcoholic drinks per person, you aren't welcome. Our waiter was smug and self-important, pressuring me to order alcohol seven (7) separate times over the course of an hour. When I politely declined, he actually scoffed and told me, "In Spain, everyone has wine with their meals." We had already ordered two Cokes and two bottles of sparkling water, yet it felt like our "value" as guests was tied solely to a liquor quota. It is incredibly off-putting to be lectured on cultural drinking habits while trying to enjoy a meal with my son. If you're looking for hospitality rather than a high-pressure sales pitch, look elsewhere.

Fun place with upstairs and downstairs sitting. Food was tasty and enough variety on the menu to…read morefind something you like. They carry some craft beer in bottles too. Found this place because their kitchen is open until late (even when other restaurants in Spain are closing = pass 11.30pm), so happy I did!

Awesome local spot in Toledo Spain! I found it, then the spot recommended by my hotel was closed…read moreand am so happy it was! I came here for lunch and had the Plat del Día, which allowed me to choose between several dishes (even fish) and included: bread and cheese, a drink (including beer or wine), my selected course and a dessert for 9€. The atmosphere is open, airy and casual, and the staff very friendly. If I weren't leaving today, I would definitely come back!

We found this place out of convenience and we love to sit outside! The bull tail stew is amazing!…read moreIt tastes like it's been simmering in "mamas" crock pot for days- all tender and savory. First time ordering these and they were plenty meaty and tender. White wine is just like a chardonnay back home. We just ordered the waffles with ice cream and hot chocolate...(it's our third time back)! It's sure to be great. Our hotel doesn't get good wifi, but we had great reception here. So ask for the wifi password!!!!!

A place worthy of a 4 star review. If you happen to be in Toledo, this restaurant is a great…read moreoption for lunch. Even though it's on one of the more crowded, touristy streets, you'll find tasty fare at pretty reasonable prices. (Plus, our local guide recommended it.) I know the other reviewer has remarked on the price, but let's face it - you're a tourist in a city that has become a tourist trap. We seated ourselves in the bar portion of the restaurant - note that the menu and prices are different if you sit down at one of the tables. I ordered a squash and carrot soup - creamy, fresh, with a balsamic drizzle... Wow. Then we had these tartine-like sandwiches: tomato marmalade with brie and caramelized onions with goat cheese. Both amazing and highly recommended! Service was patient, friendly, and attentive.

While on a tour in Toledo,we decided to stop in for lunch. Friendly staff and attentive service…read moresince my wife has to have gluten free. Good for tapas,burgers and desserts. My wife had the smash burger ..no bun..which was flavorful. I had the chicken tenders with con queso sauce. The breading didn't have much flavor and the sauce was cold. Edible but lacking in flavor. Good beer including gluten free beer! For a quick bite while in Toledo,a good place to try.

We went here after exploring the mueseum right around the córner. We couldn't find anywhere to eat…read morearound the area until we happened upon Cuchara de Palo. The service was quick for the burger i ordered, which had a tomato bun I'd never seen before. The ambiance was a homey vibe and overall súper welcoming.

Beautiful setting in a location slightly out of the beaten path. Friendly service, great tapas,…read moregood wines. Very enjoyable experience.

We have eaten at restaurants from South Africa to Las Vegas and all over Spain this vacation and…read morelive in Las Vegas and never had a meal as good as the meal we had tonight. From the snapper to lamb chops ti lemon and Monchegio cheese dessert . The meals made my eyes close and savor every taste. Deserves a Michelin Star and a restaurant in Las Vegas USA . The ambience and service and music and restaurant sublime.