Came back twice while we were in town&mdash;that says enough. The agnolotti was the standout, and the vegan plate held its own too. They brought out pumpkin hummus with crackers on the house, which felt thoughtful. Courtyard&rsquo;s dog-friendly, so we lingered longer than planned. Just wish the service had been a bit faster the second time.

We ordered the afternoon tea platter for two and honestly it was enough for three people. Sandwiches, pastries, cake&mdash;all pretty decent. The waitress was nice too. For the price, you&#39;re getting a lot of food, so I can&#39;t complain. Just go hungry.

Stopped here for coffee after walking around the port area. Barista was super friendly, made the whole visit feel easy. Sat outside just watching the boats, honestly could&#39;ve stayed longer. Nice little spot if you&#39;re nearby and need a break. ☕

Stopped by for a happy hour drink and ended up staying longer than planned. The place has that old-school neighborhood vibe, high ceilings, kinda grand but cozy at the same time. Drinks were solid, not too pricey. Didn&#39;t try much food but what I saw looked decent. Would come back for a casual catch-up.

The milanesa was spot on&mdash;crispy, tender, exactly what I needed. Menu&rsquo;s pretty big too, which is nice. Didn&rsquo;t expect gluten-free options, but good to know.

Stopped by this place in Villa Urquiza with a couple of friends and honestly the lamb empanadas are the reason I&rsquo;d go back. So juicy and flavorful. We were just hanging out, not in a rush, and the staff helped us sort out a payment thing without making it awkward. Nice little neighborhood spot.

The ceramic painting was fun and the space itself is really cozy. Service was friendly too. Just skip the food&mdash;the brownie tasted boxed and the scone was dry. Go for the activity, not the snacks.

The cheesecake here is really good, and I liked that they sell the loose-leaf teas to take home. Prices felt fair. The staff was friendly too, made the visit easy and relaxing.

Gluten-free options everywhere, even for desserts. Had the tiramisu&mdash;solid choice. Service was quick enough for a busy afternoon.

Great coffee, no complaints there. The vintage decor gives it a nice vibe for a quick breakfast stop. Food was solid too.

The 2-course menu was a solid deal&mdash;portions were generous for the price. Main could&rsquo;ve used more salt, but the dessert made up for it.

Solid food and the bill didn&rsquo;t hurt. Had a nice Malbec with the pasta, worked well. Place gets busy but worth it for the price.

The chocolate tasting platter was a solid way to finish things off. Masala chai on the side worked nicely too. Desserts are creative, no complaints there.

The hot chocolate was just okay, not gonna lie. Service felt a bit cold, but the spot itself is cute for hanging out with friends. ☕️

Charming spot with antique decor, open all day which is convenient. Food was solid, staff polite. Fair prices for the center.

Stopped by for a quick dinner and honestly, Miguel made the whole thing better. Super attentive without hovering, friendly in a way that felt genuine. Food was solid too&mdash;portions were generous, which I didn&#39;t expect. Had the pasta and it hit the spot. Place got a bit noisy later but whatever. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The open-air patio here is gorgeous &mdash; we sat outside with a glass of wine and it felt like a little escape. Food&#39;s creative and pretty on the plate, but honestly the portions are kinda small. I ordered the risotto and it was tasty, just left me wanting a bit more. Nice spot for a relaxed evening though. 🌿

Stopped by for a late afternoon treat and grabbed the white chocolate with Nutella scoop. Rich without being cloying, and the texture was spot on. The jungle popsicle caught my eye too&mdash;nice twist on the usual fruit flavors. Wish I&#39;d had a coffee to go with it, honestly. Place was buzzing but the line moved fast.

Food&rsquo;s decent, but no AC makes it rough on hot days. The quality is there, just wish it was more comfortable.

Burgers here are solid &mdash; came with fries and a little salad, pretty filling. Place has a homey vibe but it gets busy fast, so grab a seat when you can.

Food was decent but honestly the service made it. Waiters kept checking in without being annoying. Place is pretty big so you dont feel crowded. Good spot if you just wanna eat without rushing.

The rustic fries were really good&mdash;crunchy, well-seasoned, not greasy at all. Burger was cooked nicely too, juicy without being overcooked. Happy hour from 5-8pm makes it pretty affordable, which is a plus. I&#39;d go back just for the fries honestly.

Came for the lamb, stayed for the vibe. The sheepskin cushions on the benches are a cute touch, really fits the theme. Food was fresh, the meat tasted clean and not gamey at all. Only downside, a few flies buzzing around while we ate. Nothing major, just a little distracting. Would come back for the quality though.

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