Silla Del Toro - Toco Hills

Silla Del Toro’s posted hours are: Mon–Thu 4:00 PM–9:00 PM, Fri 4:00 PM–10:00 PM, and Sat–Sun 12:00 PM–10:00 PM. Check ahead for holiday hours or special events.

For a lively, value-focused night, go on Tuesdays for half-price wine bottles (Toro Tuesday), it’s popular and can be crowded. For a quieter, romantic evening, choose midweek early seating (Mon–Thu around opening) or a weekday later seating when the dining room tends to be calmer.

Yes, families dine here and guests have brought children, from teens to younger kids. The tapas format makes it easy to share plates, though there isn’t a specific kids’ menu mentioned. For family visits, consider an earlier seating or reserving the private room if you need space.

Yes, the restaurant notes it offers a private dining room for larger groups and special occasions. Guests also describe accommodating seating and group-friendly service.

Yes, Silla Del Toro is frequently recommended as a date-night spot. Guests praise the quiet, romantic atmosphere, attentive staff, curated wine list and tapas-style menu that’s perfect for sharing. The restaurant is described as intimate and relaxed (better than noisy modern fine dining), with thoughtful music and presentation. For a cozy evening, try a bottle or a sangria flight and order several small plates to sample.

Yes, guests mention enjoying al fresco dining on pleasant nights, so outdoor seating is available at least seasonally. If outdoor seating is important, call ahead to confirm availability and make a note on your reservation.

Yes, guests often request seating preferences, celebrate special occasions and reserve the private dining room for groups. Because some guests reported reservation and seating delays, it’s a good idea to call ahead to confirm seating, private-room needs, dietary requests or special occasion details so staff can prepare.

Busiest: Tuesday nights (half-price wine) and weekend evenings. Quietest: weekday early evening hours (Mon–Thu near opening) tend to be calmer and better for a quieter date or conversation. Reservations are recommended for busy nights.

Portions are tapas-sized for sharing, generally modest. Many guests love the quality and say ordering several plates gives a full meal, though a few mentioned portions felt small for the price. The menu mixes small plates and larger items like paella (serves 2), so you can combine dishes to suit appetite and budget.

Warm, relaxed and slightly romantic, guests repeatedly describe a comfortable, not-too-loud dining room with appealing decor, good music and a social yet intimate vibe. Many appreciate the polished but friendly service and a neighborhood feel that works for date night, gatherings and celebrations.

It depends on your goal: choose Tuesday for half-price wine bottles and a lively evening; choose a weekday (Mon–Thu) for a quieter, romantic dinner. Weekends are popular too, so reserve if you prefer a sure table.

Business casual is the listed dress code. Guests commonly dress nicely for date night and neighborhood dinners; aim for smart-casual attire to fit the relaxed-but-polished atmosphere.