Palacios

A ver, como empezar. A este sitio he ido mucho, porque la iglesia sobre la que hice mi tesis de historia del arte está al lado. Menús muy baratos, típicos mucha variedad… Así que llevé a un grupo de 6, más bien tarde… Nos con siguen mesa. La chicas que nos atienden muy amables. El chico que nos cobra… Un poco menos. No nos traen las vueltas, están a punto de cerrar y casi que nos echan a escobazos. Le decimos al chico que nos ha cobrado que faltan 12 € de las vueltas, a lo que responde:“no tengo ni puta idea”. Pues si no lo sabes tu, majete… Luego nos empieza a contar que ha dejado la cuenta no se dónde y a dar explicaciones, en lugar de ir a buscar el dinero. En fin, una lástima que el buen trabajo del resto del equipo se vea enturbiado por la mala educación de uno de ellos.

Estuvimos comiendo el dia 6 de octubre, comimos de menu, 6,50 €. estos menus son especiales de lunes a viernes, cambiando cada dia de la semana. como era barato y no sabiamos como iban a ser los platos pedimos media recion de carcamusa y de rabas. La carcamusa la recomiendo, muy buena, las rabas no tanto. Comimos bien, servicio rapido y atento pese a que estaba lleno. Los menus son iguales para el dia y la noche, y puedes elegir tambien de otros precios, 8,50/13,50/16,00 y 18,90 €.

I can’t even give this place a one star. I may have to because it will be the only way I can get the website to accept my review. I ordered paella, and salmon. The paella was definitely left over and the seafood in it gross and dried out. The chicken inbit was full of bones. I could have lived with that if it had good flavor. But it was disgusting. The salmon wasbok, but served with yucky fries. Quite possibly the worst meal I have ever had. There were four of us, and none of us could finish our food… we were really hungry, none if us are picky eaters, but just couldn’t force it down.
Totally go eat somewhere else.

Excellent lunch that was simple and well done. A good bargain as well. Despite being in a touristy extra it was filled with locals — and for good reason.

I was here in August 2011 and what a disappointment.
Toledo at night was a ghost town with only locals and myself wandering the streets.
I was dining alone literally. The place was empty.
I ordered pheasant that the cook prepared in the microwave. I could hear the cook talking to the waiter and unfortunately for them I can understand Spanish. The cook was an offensive little man who was insulted that I was not having a glass of wine with my meal. I didn’t want to order alcohol because it was very hot and I had gotten dehydrated earlier in the day and still had a slight headache from it.
I should have gotten up and left but didn’t. I stuck around because it was the only open resturant in that side of town.
Ok, for my microwaved pheasant feast, it was flavored pretty well, the presentation was pretty, and the quantity was decent given the price I paid.
The owner/​cook is a freak. Avoid.

My family and I were starving and looking forward to a hearty and delicious meal. We were hopeful, especially since we got the recommendation from our trusted Rick Steves’ book. Well, I’m sorry to say this was one of those rare occasions where Rick Steves led us astray…
This restaurant is huge with lots seating. I became skeptical as soon as I walked in and saw only tourists. Well, the food definitely validated my concern. They offer inexpensive multi-​course meals, which I suppose is ok if you value quantity over quality. My paella ended up being the worst I had on the whole trip… actually it was probably the worst I ever had. A couple of us ordered meat dishes that came with very oily potatoes. The disappointment continued all the way through dessert. My «gelato» ended up being a plastic tub of hard ice cream. No bueno.
The food wasn’t inedible, but it was just not good. They offer inexpensive multi-​course meals, which I suppose is ok if you’re into a lot of cheap, mediocre food.
Bottom line: pass!

Dimos mil vueltas el jueves por Toledo, aquello parecíà la Gran Via de Madrid y al final el menda acabó de mala hostia.
Terminamos preguntando a un paisano que paseaba a su perro.
¿Dónde comen barato los de Toledo?
Pues cascamusa (o algo así) y platos típicos caseros en un restaurante que se llama Palacios. Es barato el menú cuesta 8,5.
Allí nos plantamos y el menú costaba 13,5 o 18,5 según el segundo que quisieses. Estaba hasta arrbia, es más si llegamos a llegar 15 minutos más tarde no habriamos pillado mesa, porque al salir había 50 personas en la cola. Yo tomé judias con perdiz (cojonudas) y mis amigos sopa castellana (estaba buena) y macarrones (un cuadro de macarrones). De segundo dos de nosotros tomamos cascamusa (never in my life! ni el almax pudo con aquello) el otro pidio venado (buenísimo).
Nos atendieron bien, aunque se notaba que el camarero tenía prisa por darnos puerta.

This place is exactly the type of restaurant were were looking for, with honest, filling, working class Spanish food at a low price. We walked in and saw four construction workers eating lunch over a bottle of wine. That’s a good enough indication to me — if the locals are eating there, it’s not a tourist trap.
The restaurant had a nice cozy feel to it, with low, roughly hewn beamed ceilings, warm lighting, and the painted walls were covered with photographs from well wishers about how much they loved their experiences at the attached hostel. The menu del dia was a definite draw for us, as we were famished after walking around the city all day.
The English language menu was also greatly appreciated. I ordered the sopa castellana, which was basically a garlic bread soup. Delicious, and it set me up for my main course, which was a whole boiled ham hock with mashed potatoes and gravy! Yes!
My wife ordered the lentil chorizo soup, which she liked, but she said it wasn’t as good as my soup. (I’m allergic to many lentils, so I can’t say how it was.) She ordered the beef, which also came with a nice gravy on it. She enjoyed it very much.
We also got a bottle of wine, which was included in the price. I think each meal was 12 Euros, which is a real bargain!
And the service was incredibly friendly and prompt, to boot. Even though were were «just» tourists, I felt like they really valued our business. And even better, when we left, the host with the beer belly even gave me a pat on the back, saying «Hasta luego, mi amigo.» Awesome.
If we are ever in Toledo again, we’ll come back to this restaurant!

Esta muy bien situado y es muy típico, para donde esta situado esta muy bien de precio.

Este fin de semana fui de visita a Toledo y decidí llevarle al Restaurante Palacios por las buenas opiniones que me habian dado, pero la verdad es q salí decepcionado porque es tan tan tan rápido el servicio que terminamos de comer en 10 minutos y con la cuenta en la mesa sin que la pidiésemos. La comida es casera, normalita y poco abundante. Es verdad que el menú es de los más baratos, 12,90 € pero la comida es sencilla y los camareros son excesivamente rápidos, un poco más y nos sirven antes de sentarnos. Creo que quieren acaparar tanta clientela que no cuidan la calidad del servicio.
En resumen, no esta mal, es comida casera, pero hay mejores restaurantes alrededor a 14 € el menú.