One thing to note about Spain, it's very difficult to find a good restaurant that your American…read morekids will eat at and enjoy in Spain. The Spanish don't do sweet, they virtually include zero spice (I'm not just talking about spicy, I'm talking flavor too), and they love their cheese, the more potent the better. Therefore, Italian food has sadly become our go-to in Spain with the kids. For this reason, late in the evening we needed a meal and found/sought out this place because it's Italian. Upfront I'll tell you this, it's not good but it's not bad either. First off, the place is tiny. Most places in Spain are so that's not a surprise. Our party of five had to be separated and seated at two tables away from one another. However, what was surprising was that the entire restaurant was at least 20 degrees warmer inside than it was outside, which depresses your appetite significantly. They don't have menus but they do have what I consider to be the worst thing to ever happen to restaurants, the dreaded QR code (http://www.pastucci.com/wp-content/uploads/CartaCascoIngles.pdf). The menu consist of pasta, pizza, lasagna, apps, and desserts. Our party had the Margarita pizza, pepperoni pizza, melenzane lasagne (eggplant lasagna), and penne la funghi (penne pasta with cream sauce and mushrooms). The pizza was good but extremely greasy, the penne was very good, and the melenzane was gross, soggy, slimy, basically a lump of sizzling goo. The food took forever to prepare and deliver but each dish was hot. In total, this meal cost us about €63, not too bad for five. The bathrooms were clean and unlike most Spanish restaurants had paper towels to dry your hands. Plus, they had a female and male toilet. However, I'll let you be the judge on which is which since one is a blue angel and the other is a red devil with a dress. Overall, not a horrible experience but I probably will not return. The food left much to be desired and the wait time was incredibly too long. I guess the kids will just have to be good with tapas and tortilla next time we're in Toledo.

My husband and I were in need of a meal as we first arrived in Toledo. It was a dark and rainy day,…read moreand pretty much every business was closed. We stumbled upon this restaurant, we could see the bright lights on a dark road. The staff were very attentive and provided our drinks/food in a timely manner. We made it easy and just ordered a large pepperoni pizza. It was good, and hit the spot. There aren't a lot of pizza places in Toledo so I'd come back for another pizza craving if I am ever in Toledo again!

When ordering my food I discovered that the menu was very difficult to read, as it had small text…read moreand no pictures of the food. The seats were uncomfortable and when waiting to order the service was quite slow. However when I got my food in this misplaced homeless shelter, I was pleasantly surprised as the food was great! However I was disappointed when I did not receive a plate for the food as I felt I was an ape being force-fed. The price was quite good for what I received, and it wasn't as overpriced as the cancerous tumour known as the Pilar Burger King.

I had such a wonderful meal at this little place in Toledo. I wasn't expecting to find a vegetarian…read morerestaurant in this small little town, but I guess with the amount of tourism the place gets it makes sense. I had the spaghetti with vegetable Bolognese and it was excellent. Perhaps even more, the sangria was amazing. One of the best glasses of wine I've ever had. It was a quiet evening, as I was one of the few in the restaurant, but service was attentive and impeccable.

Excellent place for vegetarian and vegan food. Service is good. Food is tasty and price is…read morereasonable

The food was good, not great but solid. We had the summer salad, the Crujiente de Queso y Tomate,…read morethe Paella de Mariscos and the Lechón Asado (Roasted Suckling Pork). The paella was dry and underwhelming however the roasted pig was amazing, juice and tasty. Service was good and the atmosphere was ok. We ate upstairs in a small dining area. Would return to.

We wanted to eat around siesta time at 4 pm and everything was closed so we finally found this…read moreplace. It was chilly and we were able to get a seat outside next to one of the heaters. The server was nice and took our order fast. We ordered the garlic shrimp and the grilled chicken salad. The garlic shrimp was such a small portion of the small shrimp that you can buy a bunch in a bag at the grocery store for $10 but here you get a few for $20 and that's literally all you get. The salad wasn't fresh and had a few pieces of chicken. We paid $37 for very little food that just tasted ok. So not worth the money.

Delicious pear pasta with white sauce. I had it when I visited 14 years ago and I've been trying to…read morefind the same dish ever since. So glad they're still around!

Servicio malo. Comida mala. Nunca he dejado una revista mala antes, pero este restaurante no tuvo…read morenada bueno de ofrecer. La hamburguesa tuvo mala textura y sabor (ni siquiera sentía como carne), la ensalada de casa fue la peor ensalada que he tenido antes. El paella de mariscos estaba repleto de piernas de mariscos, y todo el plato sabia al mar... a un acuario mejor dicho . Nadie de mi familia disfrutó su plato. El moso nunca reseñó nuestros vacos, nos dió culpa por algo que el hizo. El menú dice que el Paella Mixto tuvo pollo y mariscos, y vino SIN pollo y CON puerco, y mi madre no come puerco. Un decepción completo. Daría esté revista un 0/5 si pude

One of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had. My friend and I attempted to order in…read moreSpanish (we are beginners trying our best to learn and practice) & our waiter wouldn't let us get a word out. My friend asked for tap water & the waiter brought out bottled water. Our waiter also angrily grabbed the menus off the table and quite literally stomped off. It was very strange, disrespectful, and a little scary. I understand customer service is different in Europe & have traveled around Europe many times and this is easily the worst experience I've ever had. Do not go here!!

After roaming around the confusing streets of Toledo for what felt like hours, I was finally ready…read moreto find a place where I could sit, eat, relax, and people watch to recuperate. Walking from the main plaza, I stumbled upon this hole-in-the-wall that sold everything Spanish from tapas to paella. I was ready. The wait staff here spoke a tiny bit of English; I'm sure as a result of the entire city of Toledo being so touristy. I knew that prices were going to be higher than what I was used to in Spain, but at least I had some time to unwind from all the cathedrals and monasteries. I was given a table outdoors that was accompanied with random live music. I ordered a seafood paella (11€) since I was craving for some carbs, along with a glass of tinto de verano (my new favorite drink in this country). Meal began with complimentary bread and olives. The paella came in a hot sizzling plate that looked like it was ready to burn the rice sitting directly on top. With two pieces of mussels, calamari, and shrimp, it was a rather basic paella that left me wishing I had ordered something else. It wasn't the worst, but definitely not something to write home about. Luckily they accept card here, and I have to say I enjoyed the setting and ambience. Hopefully next time if I return, I'll look to try other items aside from paella to fuel me for the rest of the journey.

Rules for eating abroad…read more.. 1. Never eat anywhere that has pictures of food on the menu. 2. See rule #1. When my fiancee and I arrived in Toledo, we were starving. We intended to grab a bite at nearby Ludena, but it was closed. Most of the other restaurants in the area were as well. So we saw the outddoor plaza of Sancho y Panza and our hunger got the best of us. We violated Rules #1 and #2. The server we encountered was the most surly we faced in all of Spain. He had one long black hair growing out of the front of his nose. He practically threw the menus and food on our table. He looked like the sidekick of a lesser Bond villain. Anyway, the food here is not good. I ordered the 11 € quatro formaggi pizza and I'm fairly confident it was simply a frozen pizza. It had the telltale hard crust and burned cheese on the outsides. Super dry. When we finished our meal, we wandered out into the streets of Toledo to see so many better restaurants opening their doors. Do not fall victim to hunger. Buy a Kit-Kat if you have to. Just don't waste your money at Sancho y Panza.

Ok food. Pretty basic food, but excellent prices. The chicken sandwich was breaded, which was not…read morewhat I expected. Really just ok.

Nice place, stopped by for an espresso and a visit to the loo. Be careful the door to the mens room…read moredoesn't lock and the urinal is just inside the door, so anyone charging in will cause an embarrassing accident. Good selection of snacks, meals, drinks, and coffee.