Doing a day trip in late September and am looking for a restaurant for a late lunch. Good food and preferable a view. (Not the Parador as I do not want to use my time taxiing.). Moderately priced. .
Posted by
Tresana, Highlands Ranch, CO, USA
23267 posts
Keep in mind that many places will close in that time period for the afternoon siesta.
Posted by
northern CA
2456 posts
For traditional cuisine check out El Cobertizo, which stops lunch service at 4pm:
https://carta.menu/restaurants/toledo-3/el-cobertizo-1
(note: lots of stairs)
For more forward-leaning cuisine, check out Palencia de Lara
https://www.asadorpalenciadelara.es
which nowadays will allow tourists in -- note that the front room is more gastropub, for full meals go in the back. Best leg of lamb on the planet.
Posted by
Paris
6888 posts
2 pm is not a late lunch, it is normal lunch hour. Any restaurant open for lunch will be open until 3 for sure, and probably 3.30.
Posted by
Brooklyn, NY
3836 posts
Sounds like an early bird special for these seniors. We’ll be there in October and will take your recommendation Avi since we love lamb. Just looked at menu, the roast suckling pig also sounds delish. Thanks for the heads up
Posted by
NC
12 posts
Barbara, please let us know about the lamb. We’re coming in November.
Posted by
Brooklyn, NY
3836 posts
Will do. I’m going to bookmark this topic. On another recommendation here on the forum, we already booked a reservation at Terra Olea in Cordoba. They do a 14 course, small dish dinner for 44€. We have reservations for October 19 at 3:00.
Posted by
OP
USA
193 posts
Barbara - We were considering this restaurant in Cordoba but curious how long the meal would last. We have only one day in Cordoba so I don't want to spend too much time eating and not enjoying the sights. We do have the Mezquita booked for 10am and are free after that to roam. Do you think the meal would last several hours?
Posted by
California 🦋
5210 posts
Renee,
My mom and I enjoyed a multitude of delicious tapas for lunch, a couple of times, at Cervecería El Trébol
They have outdoor sitting, however we sat inside ( pre-Covid) to avoid second hand smoke.
Enjoy your time in beautiful Toledo!
Posted by
Almost Heaven
2945 posts
Right here are the top Toledo restaurants based on customer reviews:
The Chop House
J. Alexander's Restaurant
Rockwell's
Mancy's Steak House
Registry Bistro
Final Cut Steak and Seafood
Please don't eat the lamb. The process they go through is the ultimate in animal cruelty.
Posted by
northern CA
2456 posts
@BigMike -- the venison and the partridge had no shot pellets to worry about by the time they reached my plate at any of these places.
Posted by
Minnesota, USA
19 posts
@BigMike- Those restaurants are in Toledo, OHIO-as you likely know. So are the Wabash E-bikes in another of your posts on things to do in Toledo-(but the poster will be in Spain).