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A quick guide to Puy du Fou restaurants
Puy du Fou España features over 30 eateries where you can sample Spain’s rich culinary heritage. Here are some restaurants you shouldn’t miss.
El Salon Califal
Muslim rule in medieval Spain brought rich spices, slow-cooked meats, and mezze-style dining to Spain. Dishes like lamb tagine and baba ghanoush, served in a setting reminiscent of a palace courtyard, reflect the cultural and culinary influence of Moorish Andalusia from the 8th to 13th centuries.
- Children’s menu: Mezze, chicken salad, shawarma, cinnamon dessert, tea, juice
- Must-try dishes: Lamb tagine, couscous, baba ghanoush, cinnamon roll
- Location: El Askar Andalusi
El Bodegon del Capitan
Modeled after a 16th-century maritime tavern, this eatery channels the spirit of the Spanish Empire’s naval era. Meals are robust and designed to fuel adventurers—glazed pork knuckle, hearty stews, and grilled poultry reflect what sailors and traders might have enjoyed while docked in port towns.
- Children’s menu: Salad, cold cuts, fried chicken with fries, homemade torrija, water and juice
- Must-try dishes: Glazed knuckle, torrija, grilled poultry salad
- Location: Villanueva del Corral
El Meson del Buen Yantar
This Castilian tavern brings the flavors of medieval Spain to life, with traditional dishes rooted in hearty Spanish seasonings like saffron, rosemary, and thyme! Grilled meats, stews, and legumes reflect the rural diet of the Kingdom of Castile in the 14th–16th centuries.
- Children’s menu: Pasta with bolognese, sirloin with potatoes, chocolate dessert, water or soda
- Must-try dishes: Huerta de Dona Urraca (grilled vegetables with truffle cream and goat cheese)
- Location: La Puebla Real
El Mesón de Carlomagno
Evoking the early medieval period of the 9th century, this restaurant serves rustic, fire-roasted fare like the ones found in the courts and camps of Charlemagne’s time. Expect thick-cut meats, dense breads, and traditional recipes suited to a royal banquet.
- Children’s menu: Chicken escalope with cheese and bacon, roasted potatoes, chocolate dessert, and soft drinks
- Must-try dishes: Ensalada de Ludovico (grilled chicken salad with nuts and vinaigrette)
- Location: La Puebla Real
La Parrilla del Mercado
Inspired by early modern Spanish marketplaces, this grill reflects the hustle of towns during the 17th and 18th centuries, when trade and local produce shaped everyday meals. Think grilled burgers, croquetas, and quick bites made with fresh, regional ingredients served in a lively market-style setting.
- Children’s menu: Beef burger with fries, chocolate dessert, water or soft drink
- Must-try dishes: Beef burger, ham croquettes
- Location: La Puebla Real
La Parrilla del Labrador
This grill captures the agrarian lifestyle of rural Spain in the 18th and 19th centuries. Inspired by farming communities, the menu features grilled meats, countryside burgers, and comfort food made with humble, seasonal ingredients, cooked over open flames as in traditional village homes.
- Children’s menu: Beef burger with fries, chocolate dessert, water or soft drink
- Must-try dishes: Countryside burger, ham croquetas
- Location: La Venta de Isidro
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Frequently asked questions about Puy du Fou restaurants
What types of restaurants are available at Puy du Fou Toledo?
Puy du Fou Toledo has a variety of restaurants with different themes and cuisines. You'll find options for traditional Spanish cuisine, Arab cuisine, burgers and lighter on-the-go options.
Are there vegetarian or allergy-friendly options available?
Yes! All restaurants have vegetarian and vegan food! For allergy-friendly options, it's better to mention your restrictions while booking in advance.
Is there a dress code for the restaurants at Puy du Fou Toledo?
There's no strict dress code for most restaurants. However you are not allowed to enter Puy du Fou Toledo in costumes.
Are the restaurants accessible for people with reduced mobility?
Yes! All restaurants cater to people with reduced mobility. However, it's best to check specific accessibility features when making a reservation.
Are there any restaurants open during the evening shows?
Most Puy du Fou Toledo restaurants are open during the night show. However, it's highly recommended to check the opening hours of your chosen restaurant beforehand, especially if you have tickets for the night show!