Location: Tomelloso
Top Restaurants in Tomelloso
Top Things to do in Tomelloso
- 1. Casa Museo Antonio Lopez Torres
- 2. Castillo de Penarroya
- 3. Museo Del Carro Y Aperos De Labranza
- 4. Casa-Cueva de Medrano
- 5. Museo de Arte Moderno Infanta Elena
- 6. Queseria Artesanal Quesos Valverde y Castillo de Penarroya
- 7. Parroquia Asuncion de Nuestra Senora
- 8. Positio
- 9. Casa Isabelo
- 10. Queseria Explotaciones Valverde Carrasco
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Where to Eat in Tomelloso: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Tomelloso in Spain, from Europe region, is best know for Reservations. Discover best restaurants in Tomelloso with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Things to do in Tomelloso
1. Restaurante Casa Justo
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Catherine D - Ghent, Belgium
You don't expect to fall into a tourist trap in the middle of nowhere, i.e. Tomellosa, a very small city with nothing interesting to offer the Andalucíatourist. So we asked the waiter in casa Justo what he recommended us. The food was indeed very good, but the prices we had to pay were beyond comparison. Over 45 euros for 4 oysters and 4 clams... man, this is pricy!
If you have to eat in Tomelloso, this is a good place, but make sure you ask for the price before ordering the food!
2. Restaurante Sol
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By Allan P - Costa del Sol, Spain
We were recommended this restaurant while staying at the nearby Hotel Altora. We were the only British people in there I don't think they get too many tourists in December.
We passed through the first room which is a tapas bar, into the back room where there is the restaurant.
All in Spanish, the menu was varied and imaginative. The staff were friendly, welcoming and most helpful.
We had a lovely meal at a reasonable price.
Highly recommended.
3. La Manchega Cafeteria
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Steve H - Goxhill, United Kingdom
Had a few meals here. Always good value and home cooked. Nice wines too. Three course meal for ten euros.
4. Casa Antonio Tomelloso
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By Rudi S - Benitachell
Dna Carmen and Dn Antonio have a very nice restaurant which is so unpretentious that you easily overlook it when approaching the city square; it´s only 100 m away from it. Good reviews in Tripadvisor and hunger made us look for Casa Antonio. The menu del dia for just 12 EUR offered a much larger choice than other restaurants. Dna Carmen patiently explained her offers and it sounded already mouthwatering. As starters we choose "Crepe de crema de Morcilla" and "Verduras salteadas Gratinadas", the main course was "Lomo de Orza + Solomillo a la Miel" (actually half a portion/ea because I wanted to taste both), Bacalao al PilPil was the other main course, Mousse de Limon concluded the meal. A glass of wine or mineral water are included in the price of the Menu. In summary: Restaurante Casa Antonio is well worth a visit and stands out of the competition because Dna Carmen and her team prepare food with a greater level of choice and perfection which we were happy to enjoy. The restaurant is small and you should reserve or simply show-up early - which foreigners like to do anyway (but not before 13:30h please)
5. Marquinetti
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 665 reviews
Reviewed By ati - Cordoba, Spain
Jesús Marquina, a renowned Spanish pizza chef (with several international awards) has built an oasis a bit off the beaten path. He and his excellent and professional crew offer an extensive menu, with ingredients that no one could imagine that, together, could be so satisfactory (pomegranate, Greek yoghourt, partridge, marinated tuna, rocket) Their size is enormous, so a pizza could be perfectly shared by two. Everything is a tribute to La Mancha (land of excellent food and universal artists) Of course, the wine list is to die for. Grappa lovers? This is your place for sure. Some vintage grappas in their list are amongst the rarest in Spain. No need to worry if you are not fond of pizza. Other delicacies are served; for example, 'carpaccios', salads, home made pastas, rice dishes, roasted meats, desserts... Children are welcome and they have a special menu for them.
I will come back.
6. horno de oro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By amiscell - Singapore, Singapore
We were travelling on the motorway, looking for a convenient place to stop over for a quick lunch break. Lucky we chose this place, as it was an incredible surprise. Good restaurants are infrequent in the area, and this new establishment really exceeded our expectations.
The concept of the restaurant revolves around long roasting in their special oven. The flavors are amazing, the meats incredibly tender. The pork ribs are a must try! This is rustic food at its best, and it's also incredible value for money. They also brew their own beer in the bar, although I didn't get the chance to taste it as I found out too late.
The staff are really helpful and caring, they do ask for genuine feedback as they have pride for their food. Such an innovative concept in this area of Spain is a touch of fresh air!
7. Orbe KitchenBar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew g
Had dinner there last night. First impression is a well run and looked after restaurant. We had the steaks. They were done to perfection. Will definitely be back at our next visit.Gracias por su opinión. Thank you.
8. Bar Taperia Tripudo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By ruso1973
Precio asequible y tapas variadas y muy ricas. Establecimiento muy grande. Tiene terraza al aire libre y otra cubierta. En una avenida de facil acceso y con fácil aparcamiento.
9. Restaurante Casa German
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
10. Lauticia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By RamonCasero - Oxford, United Kingdom
In case an English speaker ends up in Tomelloso and is checking tripadvisor. "Lauticia" is a genuine classic tapas bar, i.e. you go before lunch, stand up, loudly chatting with family and friends while having a local vermouth, a "caña" (small lager) or glass of wine with tapas: battered king prawns, cheese, egg or cod, baked cod, etc.
Felipe, the owner and bartender greets everybody, is fast, remembers everything, and serves everybody while being totally chill.
The place doesn't look fancy, and it's always packed, but it's a tapas bar at its best. It doesn't get more authentic than this.
