The restaurants below have been grouped into four different pricing categories:
$$$$ (over €45)
$$$ (€35 to €45)
$$ (€25 to €35)
$ (up to €25)
These prices are for a three-course meal (or equivalent in tapas) per person without drinks.
Adolfo
This city institution is housed in a beautifully renovated 14th-century house, serving the best locally inspired gourmet food in town, accompanied by an international-award winning wine list and just-so service.
Calle de la Granada 6/ Calle Hombre de Palo 7
Tel: (925) 252 472.
Website:
www.grupoadolfo.comPrice: $$$$
Casón de
los López de Toledo
Upstairs in this grand old characterful 16th-century house is a gourmet restaurant serving modern Toledan and Spanish food, downstairs is a modest pub-like tapas bar and below that the
destilería bar specializing in whiskeys (occasional live music).
Calle Sillería 3
Tel: (902) 198 344.
Website:
www.casontoledo.comPrice: $$$
Locum
Enjoy innovative and creative dishes based on traditional recipes in a beautifully modern- minimalist decorated 17th-century house with wooden galleries and color washed walls with original modern artworks.
Calle Locum 6
Tel: (925) 223 235.
Website:
www.locum.es Price: $$-$$$
La Abadía de Toledo
Occupying a beautifully converted 16th-century palace and making the most of exposed brick and vaulting, this atmospheric place successfully combines the functions of tapas bar, café and restaurant, serving both traditional and new dishes and offering a great value
menu del día.
Plaza de San Nicolás 3
Tel: (925) 251 140.
Website:
www.abadiatoledo.comPrice: $$
Ludeña
This friendly place, rated by many as the best tapas bar in Toledo, continues the age-old custom of a free tapas with each drink and serves up a very tasty
carcamusa (local specialty spicy stew of meat and tomatoes).
Plaza de la Magdalena 10
Tel: None
Price: $
Nightlife:Toledo is traditionally a day-tripper’s excursion and generally quiet after dark. The exception to the rule is provided by five multipurpose establishments which switch by day and night and by days of the week between laid-back cafes to trendy cocktail bars and buzzy nightclub-style venues. Most are located in atmospheric historic venues.
At the
Pícaro Café Teatro, Calle Cadenas 6 (tel: (925) 221 301; website:
www.picarocafeteatro.com) you may find up-and-coming pop, rock and reggae bands. The
Garcilaso Café, Calle Rojas 5 (tel: (925) 229 160; website:
www.garcilasocafe.com) specializes in coffees and cocktails to ambient music, DJs and live bands, as well as occasional theater, films, comedy nights, poetry and cabaret (in Spanish only). The
Dodici Café Teatro, Calle Recoleto, Plaza Campanas (tel: (925) 254 887; website:
www.dodicicafeteatro.com) also stages music and comedy. Another good venue is the
Circulo de Arte Toledo, Plaza de San Vicente 2 (tel: (670) 663833; website:
www.circuloartetoledo.org), operating in a converted church. It offers live music (blues, jazz, soul, rock, pop) by night as well as a pleasant cafe and art space by day. There are more live blues and jazz at
El Ultimo, Plaza del Colegio de Infantes 4 (tel: (925) 212 236; website:
www.elultimobar.com).
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