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Upon entering, you'll be greeted by one of the owners and given a complimentary glass of welcome wine. The food is amazing. I had the vegetarian 2-course meal, with gazpacho and paella. The paella is huge, but I ate every bite because the vegetables and rice were so flavorful. The service is fantastic. It's a real family affair here, where every guest feels comfortable and at home. The cozy Spanish decor and friendly atmosphere makes this a culinary destination in Toledo.
Best Vegetarian Paella I've had in Spain! However you should probably try to get a reservation before arriving because this restaurant is very popular! That being said it was a rainy day in Toledo and when we came to the door we had no reservations, but somehow they were able to fit us in, after I called! The owner is extremely friendly and greats every guest personally with a sample of their own homemade red wine. Overall amazing lunch spot that we really enjoyed!
Great family restaurant in the middle of Toledo. The owner and Chef Antonio was very friendly and welcoming. He offered a small drink of his restaurant made red wine as a courtesy. He approached our table in his master chef suit to provide recommendations from his menu. We ordered the ham and rabo de toro croquetas, and seafood and chicken (Valenciana) paellas, all very delicious. The sangria was very refreshing and great fruity flavor. P.S. There was a nice souvenir / sword shop across the street from the restaurant.
Wow! We are so happy to have chosen Lo Nuestro to complete our tour of Toledo. I had surtido de tapas (most delicious selection) and my friend had Paella de Marisco Pelado. Both SO DELICIOUS! But the best part was our server Carmen who was so kind, helpful and lovely. If you visit Toledo, dine here and tell Carmen Catherine sent you! I'm from California, never been to Toledo or this restaurant, so no bias, just good atmosphere, food and service worth posting about.
Stumbled upon this little restaurant while wandering Toledo on vacation (holiday for everyone else). It was a pleasant surprise through and through. The chef greeted us as soon as we walked in and make us feel so welcome while offering a free wine tasting. The Manchego cheese + orange sauce bread dish was lovely and the venison was also quite good. It paired nicely with the pitcher of Sangria we had (which was quite generous too). He came back out later to thank us and offered some free dessert biscuits/cookies to finish our mini meal. Definitely make a stop here if you find yourself lost in the streets of Toledo.
This place is a hidden gem in Toledo. The decor is a bit offsetting, but the service and food made up for it. Upon entering, the chef introduces himself, pours you a tasting of wine and brings you to your table. There are two rooms, a front room which is small and a bigger sized back room. There was a man playing typical Spanish music on the guitar - was a nice touch! We ordered a pitcher of Sangria, manchego cheese, gazpacho and (the already peeled) seafood paella. The sangria had fresh fruits, the cheese was perfectly aged and delicious, the gazpacho was topped with croutons and cucumber and the paella was excellent. The seafood was not fresh, but the rice was perfect. You do however get tricked into paying a €3 per person bread charge here. But the quality of the food and the excellent service by the staff was worth it!
Awesome food and service. Typical dishes from Toledo and Castilla in general. I recommend getting Migas and Carcamusas, super tasty. The daily menu (two courses, drink and dessert) for 18€ is definitely worth it. Lots of food too. Probably not the best place for vegetarians... well, probably the entire La Mancha isn't. The decoration looks great! And sometimes they have live guitar music.
This is a small restaurant down a narrow pedestrian street located in old town Toledo. We were greeted by a pleasant lady who I presume was the wife of the proprietor. Then out to greet us was a gregarious man who treated us like we were food critics - lovingly going over each dish on the lunch menu and offering suggestions as if he cooked it all himself. I actually think that he was the chef if indeed not the owner. We found ourselves sitting in a lovely small old tiled courtyard that perfectly oozed charm. So our meal began by being given the obligatory small bowl of savory olives and a rather unimpressive small puffy piece of bread (€3). I had the very tasty dish of Fabada Asturiana (€10), which is a rich Spanish bean stew with a small piece of chorizo, blood sausage, and bacon. My spouse had Codornices Escabechadas (€14 Pickled Quail) which has Apple vinegar, onion, leek, and herbs. My spouse did not realize it was pickled and did not really like it very much. The gentleman took our order and did not realize that we wanted a menu del dia as we had told the lady who greeted us at first. We did not get the menu del dia as it was €25 per three courses- so we were a little let down that we did not get " the deal" and also for paying €41.50 and not getting a starter, beverage, and dessert included. He also gave us two large Alhambra beers that cost €5.50 each and we would not have ordered such a large beer had we been given a choice. A nice blue bottle of water without gas was also had for €3.50. Honestly our Spanish skills are rather rudimentary, but I felt as if I was slightly hustled into paying more than I wanted to and not receiving the best value for our euros. I recommend this place as my dish was very tasty (small portions) ,but I would be on guard against being upsold. Charming space and you are made to feel welcome are the upsides as well of "Our Place".
A fun spot that we found through TripAdvisor. The staff are very friendly and made every party feel welcome. The menu has a very large variety of options. They have set meals or you can order dishes a la carte. The dishes come in very generous portions and are great for sharing. Everything that we tried was delicious. It really felt like we were dining in someone's home with freshly prepared dishes. It's definitely a good place to try if you're in the area. read more
Lo Nuestro was a great find during our quick day trip to Toledo. It is tucked away just past the city center and has the kind of charm you only get from a family run spot. One of the owners and chefs came out to greet us and even gave us complimentary wine. He was very upbeat, passionate and made us feel welcome right away. They speak English and offer an English menu which makes ordering easy. Every server we interacted with was friendly, attentive and checked on us frequently throughout the meal. The bread was a little hard, but still tasted good. We ordered two types of paella, one seafood and the other primarily prawns, and both were delicious. The oxtail was also very tasty and cooked to perfection. The entire experience felt authentic and never came across as a tourist trap which made it even more enjoyable. read more
Good spot to grab lunch/dinner while wandering the Jewish Quarter in Toledo! We came to Toledo as part of a bus tour. I was starving after the guided tour was over, so I immediately searched for lunch options nearby and came across Lo Nuestro. I wanted to try the local food in Toledo, so this looked like a good option. We came by Thursday around 12:45 pm, and since it was still quite early for lunch, we were only the second group seated. The decor inside is super colorful with plants and flowers spread out through the space. The menu selection is large and I had trouble deciding what to eat, but I ultimately settled on a local partridge soup called perdiz a la toledana y estofada for 22€. My friend got the paella valenciana for 19€. The partridge stew was okay, but I probably should've read the description more carefully. I didn't realize they add apple vinegar to it, so it was a bit sour. I don't like vinegar in my food, so I wasn't a huge fan of the soup. Still, I'm glad I tried it. My friend really liked his paella. I took a bite and it tastes quite different from any other paella I've had (in fact, I didn't like the flavor that much), but he liked it, so that's all that matters. I did appreciate that they make single servings of paella here. Would recommend Lo Nuestro to anyone looking to try some local Toledo dishes! read more
Upon entering, you'll be greeted by one of the owners and given a complimentary glass of welcome wine. The food is amazing. I had the vegetarian 2-course meal, with gazpacho and paella. The paella is huge, but I ate every bite because the vegetables and rice were so flavorful. The service is fantastic. It's a real family affair here, where every guest feels comfortable and at home. The cozy Spanish decor and friendly atmosphere makes this a culinary destination in Toledo. read more
5 months ago
3 years ago
Best Vegetarian Paella I've had in Spain! However you should probably try to get a reservation before arriving because this restaurant is very popular! That being said it was a rainy day in Toledo and when we came to the door we had no reservations, but somehow they were able to fit us in, after I called! The owner is extremely friendly and greats every guest personally with a sample of their own homemade red wine. Overall amazing lunch spot that we really enjoyed! read more
4 years ago
Great family restaurant in the middle of Toledo. The owner and Chef Antonio was very friendly and welcoming. He offered a small drink of his restaurant made red wine as a courtesy. He approached our table in his master chef suit to provide recommendations from his menu. We ordered the ham and rabo de toro croquetas, and seafood and chicken (Valenciana) paellas, all very delicious. The sangria was very refreshing and great fruity flavor. P.S. There was a nice souvenir / sword shop across the street from the restaurant. read more
3 years ago
Wow! We are so happy to have chosen Lo Nuestro to complete our tour of Toledo. I had surtido de tapas (most delicious selection) and my friend had Paella de Marisco Pelado. Both SO DELICIOUS! But the best part was our server Carmen who was so kind, helpful and lovely. If you visit Toledo, dine here and tell Carmen Catherine sent you! I'm from California, never been to Toledo or this restaurant, so no bias, just good atmosphere, food and service worth posting about. read more
7 years ago
Stumbled upon this little restaurant while wandering Toledo on vacation (holiday for everyone else). It was a pleasant surprise through and through. The chef greeted us as soon as we walked in and make us feel so welcome while offering a free wine tasting. The Manchego cheese + orange sauce bread dish was lovely and the venison was also quite good. It paired nicely with the pitcher of Sangria we had (which was quite generous too). He came back out later to thank us and offered some free dessert biscuits/cookies to finish our mini meal. Definitely make a stop here if you find yourself lost in the streets of Toledo. read more
7 years ago
This place is a hidden gem in Toledo. The decor is a bit offsetting, but the service and food made up for it. Upon entering, the chef introduces himself, pours you a tasting of wine and brings you to your table. There are two rooms, a front room which is small and a bigger sized back room. There was a man playing typical Spanish music on the guitar - was a nice touch! We ordered a pitcher of Sangria, manchego cheese, gazpacho and (the already peeled) seafood paella. The sangria had fresh fruits, the cheese was perfectly aged and delicious, the gazpacho was topped with croutons and cucumber and the paella was excellent. The seafood was not fresh, but the rice was perfect. You do however get tricked into paying a €3 per person bread charge here. But the quality of the food and the excellent service by the staff was worth it! read more
8 years ago
Awesome food and service. Typical dishes from Toledo and Castilla in general. I recommend getting Migas and Carcamusas, super tasty. The daily menu (two courses, drink and dessert) for 18€ is definitely worth it. Lots of food too. Probably not the best place for vegetarians... well, probably the entire La Mancha isn't. The decoration looks great! And sometimes they have live guitar music. read more
This is a small restaurant down a narrow pedestrian street located in old town Toledo. We were greeted by a pleasant lady who I presume was the wife of the proprietor. Then out to greet us was a gregarious man who treated us like we were food critics - lovingly going over each dish on the lunch menu and offering suggestions as if he cooked it all himself. I actually think that he was the chef if indeed not the owner. We found ourselves sitting in a lovely small old tiled courtyard that perfectly oozed charm. So our meal began by being given the obligatory small bowl of savory olives and a rather unimpressive small puffy piece of bread (€3). I had the very tasty dish of Fabada Asturiana (€10), which is a rich Spanish bean stew with a small piece of chorizo, blood sausage, and bacon. My spouse had Codornices Escabechadas (€14 Pickled Quail) which has Apple vinegar, onion, leek, and herbs. My spouse did not realize it was pickled and did not really like it very much. The gentleman took our order and did not realize that we wanted a menu del dia as we had told the lady who greeted us at first. We did not get the menu del dia as it was €25 per three courses- so we were a little let down that we did not get " the deal" and also for paying €41.50 and not getting a starter, beverage, and dessert included. He also gave us two large Alhambra beers that cost €5.50 each and we would not have ordered such a large beer had we been given a choice. A nice blue bottle of water without gas was also had for €3.50. Honestly our Spanish skills are rather rudimentary, but I felt as if I was slightly hustled into paying more than I wanted to and not receiving the best value for our euros. I recommend this place as my dish was very tasty (small portions) ,but I would be on guard against being upsold. Charming space and you are made to feel welcome are the upsides as well of "Our Place". read more
8 years ago
This was one of our memorable meals of any city/country we visited. The service was exceptional and Antonio, the owner, was super nice and friendly. The food was equally very good, especially the oxtail stew. We also had the pork ribs and paella which we liked a lot. read more
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