El Toro - Savannah

I had a late lunch. This place is really a hidden gem. I had the tostones for an appetizer from the Dominican side hot, crispy and ingenious all for themselves, but this garlic sauce was too good not to dive! I chose a pasta from the Italian side Spaghetti Al Pomodoro e Basilico. The sauce was a rich, creamy red sauce filled with taste! While the restaurant itself is neat, clean and inconvenient, its food is not. I will definitely be back!!!!

If you do not visit this little jewel while you are in Savanah, you are missing. It may not look like much from outside, but the lady (there was only one work) was sweet as possible and all the smiles, the interior was very clean and the food was some of the best I had in the area. The menu was definitely another combination of Italian and Dominican, but it is worth it. My wife had the shrimp quasadillas and I had the roasted chicken with rice. Both were amazing. Even with a beer, we only paid $25. Make yourself a favor and give this place a try!

Eating here was amazing. We have eaten at many fine essreasturants and the quality, composition and execution of the food belongs here in a high-end restaurant. The cook has excellent skills in the kitchen. The area where the resturant is located is not as cool as the food in this restaurant. Could use the environment as demanding as the kitchen.

Excellent, fresh cuisine at a great price. Stopped in at random on a long drive and our lunch here gave us more energy than any standard highway restaurant could. Wonderful place.

Went to El Toros Friday May 26,2018 while my husband and I were visiting from Greensboro NC. I appetizers. We stayed across the street so we decided to eat something different instead of regular American food. We ordered the Papa Rellenos. They were only $2 a piece. We got two. I was upset bc we got there at closing. We should have ordered 10 if we had known. They were awesome. We also ordered the stewed pork. Awesome choice as well. Like the previous post said they are a hidden gem.