So friendly and the food was so authentic. The host greeted us on a cold rainy day. Got us seated…read moreand out of our wet coats. The Shawerma was delicious. Baklava amazing and the Egyptian coffee great.

Delicious food. Cheese Sambusa was delicious. Attentive service. Veal Moussaka was amazing.read more

A sweet store that makes mazapan since 1861 (165 years ago) in Toledo…read more The store is well displayed with chocolates, mazapans, cookies, Häagen-Dazs and more. Friendly service, good quality. The mazapan tastes like shortbread but saggier.

When in Toledo try their Marzapan they said - so we did. Tried their classic marzapan and it was…read morenice. For some one with no sweet tooth, this was not very sweet but again nothing mind blowing. They have a variety of chocolate truffles or marzapan varieties here. Good gifting options too. Conveniently located near the main zocodover in Toledo. They do let you buy a piece and you dont need to commit to 6-12 pieces upfront. Liked it.

Great find! Strong and delicious coffee and dessert; very friendly ladies who even called a cab…read morefor us so we wouldn't miss our train. Recommend knowing some basic Spanish in order to communicate with the workers.

Incredibly friendly service with a peaceful atmosphere. Lots of drinks to choose from at very…read morereasonable prices. A cappuccino was only €1.50, so naturally I ordered two. The first was smooth and great, the second was super strong and disappointing. The drinks also came with tasty treats on the side (either cookie or chocolate candy). A nice repose after a day's walking in Toledo.

LOVE this bakery - highly recommend visiting if you're ever in Toledo! They have a great selection…read moreof pastries, delicious coffee, and a really cute outdoor courtyard you can sit in. It smells heavenly inside and the staff are very friendly. I had read on TripAdvisor that they have a very good pan con tomate, too, but sadly it's only available Friday-Sunday, so we didn't get to try it. What we did get to try were their croissants, chocolate-covered corazon pastries, and cafe con leche. Prices were reasonable and the corazons (recommended by the staff) were amazing - definitely wish I had ordered more of them now :')

Follow the line and the smells. Croissant and Focaccia bread were both perfection. We took the…read morebread to go and it made a fantastic side w wine. The shop is small. But beautiful views a few steps away so was able to enjoy the treats and a stunning view

Duplicate of this existing Yelp listing -- https://yelp.to/ddLZFGjjII…read more This is the review I posted at Yelp's SECOND listing FOR THE SAME PLACE: YouTube brought me here! The reviews are legit for the tasting room! Having gotten off the plane just a few hours before, I wasn't interested in processing didactics in the museo part, so we went straight to tasting, where we were welcomed warmly! €8 gets you a delicious tinto, 3 ages of Manchego (aged under 3mo, 6mo, and older than a year), plus pepper jam, olive butter, almonds, breadsticks, and pheasant pâté on Melba. It was all delicious, and very filling after hours walking through the city. There was an upcharge for more expensive wines but I wasn't interested so glad we stuck with the basic tinto, which was the best tinto I had the whole trip (and I had some very good ones). The bathrooms were clean and helped so much as travelers not staying the night in this city. We went to the counter to pay our cuenta and our server (who had been so friendly and kind throughout our experience), got out here balloon animal kit and my son insisted it would be a dog. I knew better what would come from Toledo; I was right, a sword! My son had a ball with his balloon sword, until the inevitable (but that's how you know you had fun). You definitely need to stop here and taste Toledo before you leave all its beautiful sights!

We got the basic manchego tasting menu which included a glass of wine…read more Each of the wines are amazing - we got white, red, and rosé. The rosé was not sweet at all and they were all super smooth! The cheese with the olive oil and pepper jams were divine - we had to buy some to take home. The museum was lovely as well. The overall experience was great. Our server explained everything very well, was super friendly, and added to the overall comfortable ambience.

Stopped in for a quick bite of lunch. They offered a two course meal that was excellent! I started…read morewith a pumpkin curry soup that really hit the spot on a cold & rainy day. Perfect to dip pieces of my baguette in. Then I had a mini pork taco with pickled onions and guacamole. A wonderful delight. For my main course it was Chicken Marsala with rice. All in all, I'd come here again without hesitation; All for 12.5 Euros.

Great, friendly service. We had breakfast there, the cheese and ham sandwich was crispy. The price…read morewas great too, a breakfast combo is under £4.0 including a coffee or tea.

A cool find with beautiful cones in Toledo! The shopkeeper is so sweet. She'll make conversation…read morewith you and allow you to sample. I think it's interesting that an ice cream place sprays alcohol on their food. Strangely, it works! I got pistachio with a spray of sweet wine. I forgot what my friend got, but she had a Jack Daniels spray. You can also get Tajin, mango and tequila spray. Overall, this was a nice sweet treat that I'll always remember. It's all natural and doesn't feel heavy at all!

I can't begin to describe how lucky we were to find Jacinta y Maria on our trip to Toledo. This…read moreconfectionary is the epitome of hospitality and care. We visited the other marzipan shops and found that the marzipan was more natural. Also they have a wide range of homemade chocolate. They have many different ice cream flavors as well and are so generous with the samples. They ran out of smaller sized gift boxes so they made some on the spot for us. They are so personal at Jacinta y Maria! You must visit if you are in Toledo. Don't miss it!!

Enticing baked goods, Cool desserts and they're known for their marzipan. Which is a type of sweet…read moremade with sugar, honey, ground almonds (be careful if you have allergies) and flour. Marzipan can also be used as a thin sheet over cakes. It can be glazed and topped with chocolate or fruit. So I had to try it due to it being incredible eye candy. Santo Tome has been around since the 1850s and this one was adjacent to a main square so it's quite popular for locals and turistas. I got a few and enjoyed eating them although they all tasted somewhat the same, but it was all good. So if you're in Toledo, Oh....I mean Spain, stop on in.

Stopped in after touring the military museum just to sample the marzipan. We grabbed a couple of…read morethe palmera pastries which were rich but good. The marzipan was above average and overpriced. Of you need to stop by for a sweet, would just grab the Palmeras.