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RestaurantsToledo is known for its game dishes, especially the wild partridge, as well as its traditional Castilian cuisine such as roasted peppers and, of course, its marzipan desserts. Here we organized the restaurants mainly by price range.
High-endThe Hostal del Cardenal is the best restaurant in town, famous for its regional dishes. See hotels.Phone#: 92-522-0862 Main course: 8-18 Euros, fixed-price meal 18 euros Reservations required.
The Asador Adolfo is one of the best restaurants in town, and perhaps the only one that can compete with the Hostal del Cardenal. It also specializes in traditional game dishes and is located near the cathedral. Phone#: 92-522-7321 Main course: 18-26 Euros Reservations required.
The Cas—n de los L—pez serves traditional Castilian food and feels like eating in a museum. An antique building furnished with antiques, some from the 16th century, one is almost afraid that the custodian will come back and take your chair away. It is located near the Plaza Zocodover. Phone#: 92-525-4774 Main course: 15-22 Euros, fixed-price meal 33-45 Euros Reservations required.
La Abad’a used to be a cerveceria, a traditional bar-tavern. It is hard to beat for an American-sized meal a la castellana, or simply tapas. It is located near the San Nicol‡s church. Phone#: 92-525-0746 Main course: 10-15 Euros, fixed-price meal 9 Euros Reservations recommended.
InexpensiveEl Catavinos serves traditional Spanish and Castilian cuisine. As its name indicates, it was once a wine cellar. It is located about 10 minutes walking away from the Puerta de Bisagra. It has a terrace on which the diners eat in pleasant weather. The menœ de degustaci—n is designed so as to give the tourist the chance to try it all: with a mix of seven different plates, each accompanied by a different wine.Phone#: 92-522-2256 Main course: 9-19 Euros, menœ de degustaci—n 25 Euros Reservations recommended.
La Perdiz is located in the center of the old Jewish ghetto. With its two floors, it offers some nice views of the historic district. It is known for its 'perdiz estofada a la toledana', or stewed partridge, and its marzipan dessert with almond biscuits. Phone#: 92-521-4658 Main course: 12-16 Euros, fixed-price meal 21 Euros Reservations recommended.
La Tarasca serves good traditional Castilian food, but its main attraction is its convenient location, just a few blocks from the cathedral. It is open throughout the day, even serving breakfast. Try the 'pimientos rellenos'(stuffed red peppers) or the 'cordoniz a la toledana'(stewed quail) Phone#: 92-522-4342 Main course: 9-16 Euros, fixed-price meal 9-15 Euros
Hierbabuena serves good light, imaginative food, and may appeal to the vegetarians. Phone#: 92-522-3463
Student Budget„aca „aca is located in the Plaza de Zocodover and serves good bocadillos, crusty large sandwiches, for 2-4 Euros.At La Boveda on the Calle de Torner’as, raciones are only 2-4 Euros. El TrŽbol serves raciones for 4 Euros. Try the 'bombas' (potatoes stuffed with minced meat.)
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