Got here a bit before 7pm (early for Spanish dinner) and grabbed one of the many available outdoor…read moretables, Our server pointed out that some of the menu wasn't available until after 7pm. We ordered drinks. I tried their sangria which was very good. We ordered two of their famous bombas. A potato fried on the outside and hollowed out and filled with spicy meat and potato. It was excellent. I called it a Spanish sloppy Joe! Once we finished those it was past seven so we ordered the grill pork ribs which were meaty and good. The prices were reasonable and our server was really hustling. By the time we left around 8pm there was a line formed waiting for a table. At that point the service did seem to be getting chaotic...

Really enjoyed this dining spot. We got la selección de tapas which comes with partridge pâté,…read morequeso manchego, ensaladilla rusa, croquetas de jamón y pollo, estofado de ciervo (potato stuffed with deer), and carcamusas (stewed pork). We got the patatas bravas, croqueton de gambas, and bomba trébol as well. Everything was really yummy and we enjoyed it all. I loved how varied the options were too. A drawback is that they only had one heater for an area that fit about 10-12 tables so it was quite chilly and our first waiter didn't pay attention to us so we waited a while to wait. However, the young waiter who stepped in was great and made up for it.

A great place! It used to be a church but now it's a great night club/bar. Right in the centre of…read moreToledo.

This is one of the most scenic restaurants in all of Toledo. The outdoor dining is very nice, has…read moreluxurious feel. Here are some notables... --The outdoor seating overlooks the city down below and countryside. --The food is excellent (5/5). I had the Mediterranean toast, with chicken, olive oil, and tomatoes : ) --Highly recommended!

Very nice view overlooking Toledo. For a younger crowd but saw a couple of families. Went on a…read moreWednesday night. Sangria de Cava was delicious but was the most we had ever paid for a liter in the two weeks we were in Spain.

Wonderful little local spot which produces a multitude of amazing Croquettes. Good selection of…read morevarious meat, veggie, and fish and all for a reasonable price. As Americans we were clueless but Pilar who was so generous and friendly welcomed us as her own. Her passion is infectious just like her food!

Horrible service. I do not recommend to come, the waitress was rude when we asked for the menu.read more

Came here with my sister who previously ate here while studying abroad in Madrid. Its a beautiful…read moreview of the landscape in Toledo with delicious food. Its a bit pricey for the experience and outdoor view; but worth it. I ordered the octopus appetizer, which was a bit saltier than I would have wanted; but the sauce that it came with was so freaking good. For my meal, I got the chicken skewers that came with pineapple. The sauce that was drizzled on top was just as good as the sauce with the octopus. I want to come back here and eat again!

Though the decor inside is perhaps a bit fake Irish pub-y, my girlfriend and I enjoyed this bar…read morevery much. The bar was very clean, the service was very friendly, and accompanying our drinks were two hot ham-and-cheese sandwiches with potato chips and olives. The beer on tap is Estrella Damm which I personally prefer to Mahou and certainly to Cruzcampo. The list of available gins is also fairly impressive for a Spanish pub, with Hendrick's, Mambas, and I think Citadelle joining the Bombay, Bombay Sapphire, Beefeater, and well gin. Unfortunately, they serve Pepsi's tonic water rather than something like Fever Tree. And they don't have any dry vermouth, so don't bother asking for a martini. But they do have several different versions of gin-tonic available, including one with vanilla extract and a vanilla stick in it and a cucumber-peel one (7 euros with one of the nicer gins). A nice place and worth a visit if you're looking for a good pub in Toledo!

Stopped to eat here while on a day trip tour of Toledo. Our guide recommended it and she ate there…read moreherself. Half of our group didn't care for their food. I had the smash burger and thought it was tasty. I'd recommend it. Ambiance was fine, service was extremely slow. We had to remind her of our order several times as food and drinks were very late arriving.

Cheap breakfast! Don't get the churros because they will be cold! However, they are 2.20 euro and…read morecomes with coffee or infusion (tea) and fresh squeezed orange juice. If you want to get the hot chocolate to dip the churro in, it will cost extra and will be an additional 2 euro. It is nothing to write about. One of their best sellers is their wrap and french tortilla/potato with bread, but I just wasn't up for eating such a heavy carb loaded breakfast in the mornings.

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.