El Toro - Sheffield

I would not recommend visiting this restaurant. The food was subpar, lukewarm, and appeared to be reheated in a microwave. The service was terrible, with a waiter wearing earphones all night and moving incredibly slowly. This establishment is not worth your time or money and likely won't last long.

The food was mediocre. It was uncomfortably warm inside with no air conditioning. The service was slow and the staff tended to avoid eye contact, although they were friendly when serving. Overall, it was a disappointing experience.

My group of four ordered several dishes at the restaurant. The goats cheese and beetroot dish was tasty. However, the pork belly was disappointing. The paella and garlic prawns were mediocre. The Chocolate Brownie was dry and hard, not up to expectations. It's possible that we visited on an off night, as most reviews are positive.

We were new to this part of Sheffield and we took pot luck. We got it right! The food was well presented and tasty. The service was welcoming. Overall would recommend the restaurant.

Our party of 5 visited because of the restaurant's surprisingly high rating, despite its humble appearance. However, the food was uninspiring, unauthentic and certainly not the vibrant, succulent hidden gem we were hoping for. The best dish was the whitebait with mayo but not a squeeze of lemon in sight. Our mojito drinkers thought the drinks tasted like they had been made with lime cordial and the margaritas were not very nice. The tables were not very clean and the chairs were sticky. Sorry to say we do not recommend this experience, despite the waiter's best efforts.