Crepería GastroArt Toledo — Restaurant in Toledo

What a great spot to have stumbled upon! Between two synagogues in the Jewish quarter (one being the Sephardic Museum). GastroArt had local craft beer of Toledo, gelato, delicious sandwiches, local art work and much more. My first stop was from seeing a sign that say “mermelada de cerveza”. Beer marmalade!? I had to get some. A couple hours later I found myself in the same area and it was Siesta. Most restaurants were closing. But I remembered Gastro Art had food. I walked in and was greeted by Dimitri while noticing a sign for Sephardic cookies. First things first I needed a sandwich. I picked one with roasted eggplant and red peppers. It was what I needed and the bread used was so soft and tasty. Not to mention the local craft beer to top it off. Dimitri and Mariana were so fun and nice to meet. Great energy. I have been working in Mexico for the last year so with my broken Spanish the three of us talked about life and travel. It is beautiful the people you meet while traveling. I am so glad I stopped here a second time because this experience was better than any restaurant I’d of sat at a table quietly by myself at. Dimitri also sells his photography as well as local cookies made by Abigail Cohen. What a magnificent...

i loved my experience here! the owner was very nice and friendly, made a fantastic sandwich and gave me great recommendations for other places to visit in Toledo. while the shop isn’t kosher, he takes pride in offering many vegetarian options (some with mediterranean/Sefardí style) for people who adhere to Kashrut. the mazapan...

We had two very delicious Crêpes with jamón & cheese (local products) and a waffle with nutella and everything was super good and freshly made by the owner. There were also some tables outside where we could sit. Would definitely recommend to go there if you...