My partner and I came here to celebrate our anniversary whilst on holiday in Toledo. The restaurant was recommended to us by family quite some... Leer másMy partner and I came here to celebrate our anniversary whilst on holiday in Toledo. The restaurant was recommended to us by family quite some while ago (2019), but this was the first time we were able to visit and we were not disappointed. Excellent food, flawless service, and a wonderful atmosphere in a great location. We had an excellent table for dinner and the views. The food was excellent, served promptly, and unfussy. Photos attached show the starter croquette, one of the mains (the veal sirloin with foie gras) and two of the desserts (the chocolate lingote and the coconut mousse). As we mentioned in our reservation that we were celebrating a special occasion, we were also treated to some complementary canapés, an additional dessert (to celebrate the occasion) and one of our hosts came to finish off our evening with a shot each from a selection of drinks. The service was incredible. We were made to feel incredibly welcome, and the little touches they added for our anniversary, like the additional dessert, gave us an evening to remember. Staff were attentive, but unobtrusive. Although visiting from London, my partner spoke Spanish and the staff did not force us to to choose between Spanish or English, which is normally what happens, so for those feeling like they wish to practice their language skills; the staff will converse with you in either of the languages, depending on which language you choose to converse with them in. So, for my partner, they conversed in Spanish, and for me, they spoke in English (whilst acknowledging any Spanish phrases that I attempted to use!) To give you an idea of cost I've attached a copy of the bill in the photos. We found it to be quite a reasonable meal (~EUR 100) for a starter each, mains, breads, dessert, a few drinks (water and alcoholic) and a coffee in comparison to some bars we'd eaten at in the centre of the old town. Walking from our hotel in the old town took a leisurely 30 minutes, but you are far enough from the town centre to be away from the busy spots and crowds. Lastly, for those disappointed by the view from their table (or wanting to avoid disappointment); I'm not sure if it makes a difference, but booking directly on the restaurant's website (which will require being able to read Spanish) nearly three weeks in advance secured us with a table with a view for the start of the dinner service (21:00) on a Friday night, which at the beginning of May means being able to observe the sunset from where we were seated; we were given the table one over from the table in the very corner (that table was not occupied until later on in the evening, long after the sun had set). Mostrar menos
