Café de las Monjas
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About
El Café de las Monjas es una deliciosa cafetería que llama la atención por su original escaparate donde podemos ver unas monjitas elaborando el popular mazapán toledano. Su situación es perfecta. Justo después de visitar la Iglesia de Santo Tomé, donde se encuentra El entierro … Seguir leyendoEl Café de Las Monjas
Amenities
What diners mention
- Service4
- Food quality2
Frequently asked questions
Where is Café de las Monjas?+
Café de las Monjas is located at 2 Calle Santo Tomé, Toledo, Toledo.
What kind of place is Café de las Monjas?+
Café de las Monjas is a Cafe in Toledo.
What are Café de las Monjas's opening hours?+
Café de las Monjas is closed on Wednesday.
Is Café de las Monjas open on Sundays?+
Yes, Café de las Monjas is open on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit Café de las Monjas?+
It is busiest on Sunday and usually quietest on Tuesday.
How expensive is Café de las Monjas?+
Café de las Monjas is generally mid-range.
What does Café de las Monjas offer?+
Café de las Monjas offers Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Bar, Breakfast.
Location
What people say
“Estupendo lugar para tomar un buen desayuno con productos típicos.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Chiliong★★★★★The Marzipan Cake was so delicious, making me want to have a second piece. The sweetness is not overpowering. We came here to avoid the rain but turned out to be having the best afternoon tea.
Princess Irukwu★★★★★According to the tour guide, this is first non religious institution to make marzipan cakes commercially in Toledo. Marzipan cakes were exclusively made and sold by the nuns and this cafe uses the original recipes from the nuns. In Summary, it was absolutely delicious and I loved every bite of it. The cake is really sweet with a lovely texture. It was also quite filling and perfect as a snack. The staff were absolutely gorgeous and the atmosphere is pleasant. Do stop by this cafe if you are ever in Toledo!
David Firth★★★★★We got one of the only two tables in here, so that may change how we feel about this place. 2 pm on a Thursday and it was empty. We got two of each of the different mazapan, two waters, and a coffee from the self-serve machine. The coffee was only EUR 1:50, but it was terrible...far too sweet and I didn't ask for sugar. There were 7 total different mazapan each, and we feel that they pretty much all taste the same, so I would recommend getting just a couple each. They are good, so that's not the issue, it's just that 7 was too many! The server was lovely.
Feng Liu★I didn’t see any service here. Sit by a table for a while, none clean the dirt table left by previous guest. Food is too sweet, no much flavour. The smoothie I ordered were very chunky, not smooth at all. Overall disappoint both food, drink and service.
Reviews sourced from Google.
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