Location: Talavera de la Reina
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Top 10 Spanish food in Talavera de la Reina, Province of Toledo, Spain
Reviews on Spanish food in Talavera de la Reina, Province of Toledo, Spain. Talavera de la Reina is a city and municipality in the western part of the province of Toledo, which in turn is part of the autonomous community of Castile–La Mancha, Spain. It is the second-largest population center in Castile–La Mancha. Its population of 83,793 makes it larger than the city of Toledo, although the latter remains the provincial capital.
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10. meson don quijote
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By Manu32ITA
Every dish came out fast, Filippo was really helpfull and friendly! Be sure to be around this area during lunch time...you will not be disappointed!!! Everything is delicious!!! C'mon!!!Manuel Italia
9. Antiquario
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By Archie B
dining alone, I got English translation quite easily from the waiter. Had well presented three course meal plus a drink for just over 17 Euro although main course was rather salty but perhap not the best choice on my part. For three nights had six course dinners with an international group and food excellent on the whole. Unfortnately dinner there was late by British standards at 9pm but that seems normal in spain.
8. El Esturion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By rushfjo
Delightful meal - wide range of tapas and raciones, some very pleasant wines and very friendly service. No English spoken by anyone, but a mixture of pointing, broken attempts at Spanish managed to navigate the menu. The found prices were very reasonable compared to one at a parador the night before, where the food was indifferent, service was poor and costs were high. Good, noisy atmosphere that felt really Spanish.
7. Teteria Shams
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By SaraBM-V
Nice atmosphere ideal to have a quiet drink or enjoy a proper Moroccan tea, they offer various Moroccan dishes for lunches and dinners. Nicely decorated.
6. La Comanda Gastrobar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 358 reviews
Reviewed By carstenk320
Read about the restaurant here on trip advisor. Went by at 19:30 and it looked closed. But I am glad we went back at nine. One of the best starters I have ever had. Unfortunately the waiter didn't speak any English and we didn't speak Spanish. But he managed to serve some lovely food. Good selection of beer, gin and wines.
5. Restaurante Ruiz de Luna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Reviewed By ALICIA M
Comimos, de casualidad, porque no entramos casi nunca por Talavera ya que nos incomoda un poco dejar la autovÃa para comer. Conocemos todos los restaurantes de carretera y algunos de los pueblos cercanos y, por probar, decidimos hacer una excepción y desviarnos para comer en este restaurante. No me arrepiento porque me gustó todo lo que vi. Todo muy limpio y diáfano, fresquito y agradable. Un servicio muy atento por parte de Eva y una relación calidad-precio excelente. Un aperitivo de cortesÃa muy rico y un par de aceites para acompañar el rico pan que tienen. De primero dos apetitivos más excelentes. La tempura pefecta, nada grasa y el tournedó de vieira en su punto. De segundos un atún con un mousse de boniato muy bien y secreto ibérico en hojaldre. El hojaldre bien realizado pero el secreto, al tenerlo que marcar para después meterlo en el horno para cocinarlo, se seca un poco. A mi marido le gustó pero mà me gusta la carne muy poco hecha y pedà atún y acerté. Eso sÃ, si os gusta la carne hecha, que no pasada, está estupendo. Buen sitio para desviarse. Recomiendo llamar para reservar. Gracias a Eva por su esmerada atención. Seguro que volvemos a vernos.
4. Amaranto Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 284 reviews
Reviewed By Tony W
Quality! from the Chupa Chup quail leg starters (a must) to the suberp quality and cooking of the meat, even the salad had us raving about quality. The uniqueness of the menu was a welcome change in Spain.
3. Taberna Mingote
Overall Ratings
4 based on 451 reviews
Taberna decorada con viñetas de Don Antonio Mingote y motivos taurinos. En este local se puede venir a tapear o a comer o cenar. Destacan sus ibéricos, sus guisos como el rabo de toro o los callos asà como sus carnes.
Reviewed By Rduckwo
Stopped for lunch between Toledo and Oropesa. Had trouble deciding what to order so asked the waiter. That's the way to go as we received honest feedback. The salmorejo (gazpacho w bread crumbs mixed in, etc) was to die for! Pleasant and attentive waiters.
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2. Restaurante Raices
Overall Ratings
5 based on 764 reviews
Reviewed By SaraBM-V
Newly open this restaurant is no doubts one of the most original restaurants I have ever been in. Not only the creativity of the dishes is exceptionally elaborated, taking some typical dishes to a new level, the service is in an unusual way pleasantly friendly and familiar, I felt like having dinner at at friends restaurant. Here quality is more important than quantity and you will find dishes are served in small portions which at the end are proven more than satisfying. As a suggestion, a wider wine menu will be interesting and creating a permanent menu, instead offering only the options of tasting menus, will be advisable. In a town where gastronomy is becoming a trade mark, such a restaurant was needed somehow. I will definitively come back a few more times.
1. Restaurante Raices
Overall Ratings
5 based on 764 reviews
Reviewed By SaraBM-V
Newly open this restaurant is no doubts one of the most original restaurants I have ever been in. Not only the creativity of the dishes is exceptionally elaborated, taking some typical dishes to a new level, the service is in an unusual way pleasantly friendly and familiar, I felt like having dinner at at friends restaurant. Here quality is more important than quantity and you will find dishes are served in small portions which at the end are proven more than satisfying. As a suggestion, a wider wine menu will be interesting and creating a permanent menu, instead offering only the options of tasting menus, will be advisable. In a town where gastronomy is becoming a trade mark, such a restaurant was needed somehow. I will definitively come back a few more times.
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