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šŸ¤ Toro: Boston’s Must-Return Spanish Gem—Paella, Foie Gras, and Deviled Eggs to Die For This place is packed for a reason—make a reservation, because you need to try it. From tapas to paella, every bite feels thought-out, and I’m already planning my second visit. 🌟 The Can’t-Miss Dishes Deviled Eggs 🄚 Non-negotiable. Creamy, rich egg yolks mixed with a zesty kick, topped with thin-sliced cured meat. Textures collide in the best way—silky, salty, and just a hint of tang. Egg lovers, rejoice. Foie Gras Torchon 🐦 Luxurious. Thick, buttery slabs of foie gras (no skimping here) served with toasted bread and sweet fruit compote. The fruit cuts through the richness, making every bite feel indulgent, not heavy. If you love foie gras, this is a highlight. Mushrooms with Soft-Boiled Egg šŸ„šŸ³ A signature for a reason. Umami-packed mushrooms, tender and earthy, swimming in a savory sauce, with a runny-yolked egg on top. Stir it all together—creamy, rich, and addictive. Half Paella šŸš The star of the meal. Generous portions of seafood (shrimp, mussels), tender chicken, and peas, all mixed into saffron-infused rice that’s perfectly cooked—no hard, underdone grains here. It’s flavorful, not fishy, and feeds 2–3 easily. 😊 Solid, But Not Standout Gambas 🦐 Plump, bouncy shrimp in a garlicky, slightly spicy sauce. Good, but overshadowed by the other dishes (still worth ordering if you love seafood). Fried Octopus šŸ™ Crispy, tender, and well-seasoned—just not as memorable as the rest. šŸ’° Value & Vibe Price: ~$60 per person (varies by how much you order)—reasonable for the quality and portions. Atmosphere: Lively, bustling, and energetic—think Spanish tapas bar vibes with warm lighting and a convivial crowd. It’s busy, but never chaotic. Toro lives up to the hype. It’s consistent, delicious, and has that ā€œI need to come backā€ pull. Book ahead, arrive hungry, and pace yourself—you’ll want to try a little bit of everything. šŸ“ Toro 1704 Washington St, Boston, MA 02118 #BostonSpanishFood #TapasLovers #MustEatBoston

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Those who haven't tried this Spanish food have a problem

šŸ¤ Toro: Boston’s Must-Return Spanish Gem—Paella, Foie Gras, and Deviled Eggs to Die For This place is packed for a reason—make a reservation, because you need to try it. From tapas to paella, every bite feels thought-out, and I’m already planning my second visit. 🌟 The Can’t-Miss Dishes Deviled Eggs 🄚 Non-negotiable. Creamy, rich egg yolks mixed with a zesty kick, topped with thin-sliced cured meat. Textures collide in the best way—silky, salty, and just a hint of tang. Egg lovers, rejoice. Foie Gras Torchon 🐦 Luxurious. Thick, buttery slabs of foie gras (no skimping here) served with toasted bread and sweet fruit compote. The fruit cuts through the richness, making every bite feel indulgent, not heavy. If you love foie gras, this is a highlight. Mushrooms with Soft-Boiled Egg šŸ„šŸ³ A signature for a reason. Umami-packed mushrooms, tender and earthy, swimming in a savory sauce, with a runny-yolked egg on top. Stir it all together—creamy, rich, and addictive. Half Paella šŸš The star of the meal. Generous portions of seafood (shrimp, mussels), tender chicken, and peas, all mixed into saffron-infused rice that’s perfectly cooked—no hard, underdone grains here. It’s flavorful, not fishy, and feeds 2–3 easily. 😊 Solid, But Not Standout Gambas 🦐 Plump, bouncy shrimp in a garlicky, slightly spicy sauce. Good, but overshadowed by the other dishes (still worth ordering if you love seafood). Fried Octopus šŸ™ Crispy, tender, and well-seasoned—just not as memorable as the rest. šŸ’° Value & Vibe Price: ~$60 per person (varies by how much you order)—reasonable for the quality and portions. Atmosphere: Lively, bustling, and energetic—think Spanish tapas bar vibes with warm lighting and a convivial crowd. It’s busy, but never chaotic. Toro lives up to the hype. It’s consistent, delicious, and has that ā€œI need to come backā€ pull. Book ahead, arrive hungry, and pace yourself—you’ll want to try a little bit of everything. šŸ“ Toro 1704 Washington St, Boston, MA 02118 #BostonSpanishFood #TapasLovers #MustEatBoston

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