Our second visit to this restaurant and another super experience. It should be noted that plates…read moreare small but of very high standards. It's a perfect place for a date or intimate night with friends. Choose another if you need to feed the beast after an epic physical day. Service was well done as the wait staff share the duties so you never want for anything, there is always someone there for you. Ana and I typically share plates and I'm glad we did, croquettes were some of the best yet and the albóndigas de ciervo were well presented and wonderful. Main courses cover the food groups, fish, red meat, pork and foul. The dishes are small but delightful. We had pork and the ciervo in mole. I liked the dish but mole is particular, make sure you know it and like it. Ana not as impressed as I, too strong of a flavor. As for me, . Wine list has plenty to choose from and offers a wide range of prices.

Was recommended by our taxi driver in Madrid and they did not disappoint! Excellent meal,…read moresubstantial portions, friendly and quick service, and lovely setting. They were patient with us as we know limited Spanish. Highly recommend.

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!

Cute restuarant run by cook Adolfo. €15 fixed price lunch with two courses, dessert and wine…read more We had risotto, potatoe cakes, veal and venison stew. Yummy!!!! Clean and cute bathroom.

Wow!! What a find. Our tour guide recommended this place, and we are really glad that we tried it…read more It is very close to the cathedral in Toledo. The food is amazing. The chef is the owner and takes great pride in what he serves. The staff is very friendly. We definitely recommend eating here.

Ok food. Pretty basic food, but excellent prices. The chicken sandwich was breaded, which was not…read morewhat I expected. Really just ok.

Nice place, stopped by for an espresso and a visit to the loo. Be careful the door to the mens room…read moredoesn't lock and the urinal is just inside the door, so anyone charging in will cause an embarrassing accident. Good selection of snacks, meals, drinks, and coffee.

I've been to La Malquerida twice since arriving in Toledo, and honestly, it's become my absolute…read morefavorite spot in the city. Despite its name -- which translates to "The Unloved Woman", a poetic reference to an old Spanish play -- everything about this place is the opposite of unloved. It's full of warmth, flavor, and personality. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is vibrant and inviting. The decor is colorful, eclectic, and full of charm -- rustic textures, unique art on the walls, soft lighting -- it feels like a cozy local gem with a distinct soul. You can tell this isn't just another restaurant; it's a place with a story. The staff are wonderful -- incredibly friendly, patient, and welcoming, especially to someone like me who isn't a native Spanish speaker. Their kindness really elevates the whole experience and makes you feel right at home. One of my favorite touches: every table is welcomed with chips and a complimentary small starter bite -- a different one each visit! It's such a lovely surprise, and both times, the bites were full of flavor and beautifully presented. It's those small details that make a big impression. As for the food -- wow. The Salmon Bread was outstanding. An open-faced toast layered with beautifully seasoned salmon, bold flavors, and just the right amount of herbs and seasoning. It's savory, fresh, and full of depth. Visually, it's just as impressive -- vibrant, colorful, and plated with care. Manchego Crumbs (Migas de Manchego) -- a traditional local dish, and it's absolutely delicious here. The texture is crumbly yet soft, infused with the rich, nutty essence of Manchego cheese. It's rustic comfort food done right -- flavorful, earthy, and authentic. Satay Chicken was another highlight. Tender, juicy skewers with a flavorful, aromatic satay sauce. It's creamy, nutty, and perfectly spiced, making each bite satisfying and fresh. The presentation was clean and appetizing -- simple yet elegant. And of course, I've completely fallen in love with sangria since being in Spain, and the one here might just be my favorite so far. It's refreshing, fruity, and perfectly balanced -- I honestly don't think I'll ever get tired of it.

Frozen pizza, no flavor on the other food items. Horrible food. We ordered several plates. Chicken…read morewrap, poke bowl, ribs, tortellini, and nachos. Everything tasted horrible.

An alternative type of venue in Toledo. Good food, drinks, beer, a fun crowd of locals and…read morereasonable prices. Seems like a place where Toledeans celebrate occasions and where shows and events happen. We went two nights in a row and it seemed like the big room was for scheduled parties. The smaller front room has a few tables where they serve a nice mixed tapas--especially the crunchy shrimp. A full bar, good wine selection and friendly service. Not your typical tapas or cevezeria, but a good change if you're getting bored of those.

This restaurant is in no way Mediterranean. It is solely Spanish. I'm annoyed I came here because…read moreYelp said this was Mediterranean. It's Spanish.

Yelp 100 Challenge 2019 - # 68/100…read more At the end of our walking tour of Toledo, our Guide David took us to this restaurant for our free sangria. We looked at their specials and we were starving so we opted to stay for lunch. I chose paella, bacalao al horno (fish stewed in tomato sauce) and for dessert I got the arroz con leche. Paella and the fish were ok. The dessert came out in this cute little earthen pot. Looked scrumptious with a dusting of cinnamon. When I scooped a mouthful I noticed a long, strand of black hair. Eww. The waiter did replace my dessert but I was already grossed out. Service was nice. The restroom located downstairs was kind of clean. Wouldn't choose to visit here again if I had a next time.

Tip-top for fixed price lunch!! One serving is easily enough for 2 (€18) of which the Cod main is…read more100% worth the entire price on its own. Very satisfied :-) HINT: Sit in the shady courtyard on the other side of the street if you'd rather outdoor dining (they serve from the same kitchen)

Inexpensive breakfast. Local place, nice folks, exceptional fresh orange juice. They made Americans…read morefeel welcome.

I had such a wonderful meal at this little place in Toledo. I wasn't expecting to find a vegetarian…read morerestaurant in this small little town, but I guess with the amount of tourism the place gets it makes sense. I had the spaghetti with vegetable Bolognese and it was excellent. Perhaps even more, the sangria was amazing. One of the best glasses of wine I've ever had. It was a quiet evening, as I was one of the few in the restaurant, but service was attentive and impeccable.

Excellent place for vegetarian and vegan food. Service is good. Food is tasty and price is…read morereasonable

One thing to note about Spain, it's very difficult to find a good restaurant that your American…read morekids will eat at and enjoy in Spain. The Spanish don't do sweet, they virtually include zero spice (I'm not just talking about spicy, I'm talking flavor too), and they love their cheese, the more potent the better. Therefore, Italian food has sadly become our go-to in Spain with the kids. For this reason, late in the evening we needed a meal and found/sought out this place because it's Italian. Upfront I'll tell you this, it's not good but it's not bad either. First off, the place is tiny. Most places in Spain are so that's not a surprise. Our party of five had to be separated and seated at two tables away from one another. However, what was surprising was that the entire restaurant was at least 20 degrees warmer inside than it was outside, which depresses your appetite significantly. They don't have menus but they do have what I consider to be the worst thing to ever happen to restaurants, the dreaded QR code (http://www.pastucci.com/wp-content/uploads/CartaCascoIngles.pdf). The menu consist of pasta, pizza, lasagna, apps, and desserts. Our party had the Margarita pizza, pepperoni pizza, melenzane lasagne (eggplant lasagna), and penne la funghi (penne pasta with cream sauce and mushrooms). The pizza was good but extremely greasy, the penne was very good, and the melenzane was gross, soggy, slimy, basically a lump of sizzling goo. The food took forever to prepare and deliver but each dish was hot. In total, this meal cost us about €63, not too bad for five. The bathrooms were clean and unlike most Spanish restaurants had paper towels to dry your hands. Plus, they had a female and male toilet. However, I'll let you be the judge on which is which since one is a blue angel and the other is a red devil with a dress. Overall, not a horrible experience but I probably will not return. The food left much to be desired and the wait time was incredibly too long. I guess the kids will just have to be good with tapas and tortilla next time we're in Toledo.

My husband and I were in need of a meal as we first arrived in Toledo. It was a dark and rainy day,…read moreand pretty much every business was closed. We stumbled upon this restaurant, we could see the bright lights on a dark road. The staff were very attentive and provided our drinks/food in a timely manner. We made it easy and just ordered a large pepperoni pizza. It was good, and hit the spot. There aren't a lot of pizza places in Toledo so I'd come back for another pizza craving if I am ever in Toledo again!