Solid parrilla, no frills. Bondiola was on point, costillitas too. Waiter was cool, didn&#39;t rush us. Place gets loud but that&#39;s part of it. Good for a casual feed.

Set menu is decent value for the area - starter, main, dessert, and a drink included. Portions are generous. The pumpkin soup with bread and spreads was the highlight. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Would come back if I&#39;m in the neighborhood again.

Sushi platter was fresh and pretty generous for the price. Felt properly Japanese inside, not just another random spot. Solid enough if you&#39;re in the mood.

Solid salami sandwich. Corner cafe, old school vibe, kinda cozy. Prices fair for the neighborhood. Nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Would grab it again if I&#39;m around.

Did the VIP Gala with wine tasting, dinner, and the show. Wine part was informative, dinner solid, show the highlight. Pricey but fair for the intimate setup.

Food was solid, service was good too. Bit pricey but you can tell they use good ingredients. Had the pasta and it hit the spot. Place is small so it gets loud when full. Not somewhere I&#39;d go every week but fine for a nicer dinner once in a while.

Came for lunch and got the grilled fish with rice. Cooked right when I ordered, not sitting under a heat lamp. Portion was decent for the price, nothing fancy but fair. Place was a bit busy so I waited a little, but the food came out hot. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area.

The menu is huge, which I liked. Got the grilled fish and it tasted fresh, not frozen. Portions are big, maybe too big for me honestly. Solid spot if you want a proper meal.

The decor feels a bit tired, honestly. But the calamari was solid and the bread basket was a nice touch. Just don&#39;t come expecting anything fancy.

Great seafood spot! The staff were super patient even though my Spanish is basic and they had English menus ready. Card payment made it easy too. Good pick for a casual dinner with friends 🙂

Came back three mornings in a row for the medialunas. Warm, buttery, just the right amount of sweet. Coffee&rsquo;s solid too, nothing fancy but does the job. Tried the pasta once, wouldn&rsquo;t bother again. Stick to the bakery stuff and you&rsquo;re good.

The decor is really pretty, very Parisian vibe. Had the flan casero and a coffee, both were decent. Prices are a bit steep and it&#39;s touristy, but the ambiance makes up for it.

The empanadas were spot on, and they had a nice wine list. My steak came out overcooked though, had to send it back.

The steak with mushrooms was super juicy, and the schnitzel honestly reminded me of Italy. Menu&rsquo;s full of traditional stuff and prices are fair. Just check your bill before paying, service felt a bit rushed when we were there. Still, good spot for a casual catch-up with friends. 👍

Stopped by for a quick coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. They have almond milk, which I always appreciate. Got a bite to eat too, nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Place has a nice relaxed vibe, easy to just sit and watch people go by. Service was friendly enough, though it took a moment to get the bill.

The meat was spot on, really juicy. That salad with the sweet oil and vinegar dressing caught me off guard, in a good way. Place is run by people from Tucum&aacute;n, you can tell. Price felt fair for what you get. Just wish they had a bit more ventilation, left smelling like smoke.

The empanadas here are really good&mdash;flaky, fresh, not greasy at all. Nice to find something beyond the usual parrilla spots. Cozy little place too.

We&rsquo;ve been coming here for a while and the mushroom hummus is still my favorite thing on the menu. Portions are generous, flavors feel really authentic. The pistachio baklava was a nice way to end the meal, not too sweet. Service was friendly and we never felt rushed. Only thing is it can get a bit warm inside when it&rsquo;s busy, but nothing that would stop me from going back.

Stopped by for a quick bite in Retiro. Mint lemonade was solid and refreshing. Service friendly enough. Nothing fancy but did the job.

Came here on a whim and honestly it worked out. Place was full of locals, always a good sign. We just shared a few plates, portions are big so don&#39;t over-order. The waiter was cool about my broken Spanish, helped us figure out what to get. Food was solid, nothing fancy but real tasty. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The 45-day dry-aged beef burger is still the reason I come back. Juicy, well-seasoned, and honestly worth the price. Chips and sauces are a nice bonus but the burger does it for me.

The garden view is really lovely, even if it gets a bit loud inside. I ordered the grilled fish and it came out fresh, flaky, not overcooked at all. The vegetables on the side still had a nice crunch. Desserts looked tempting but I was too full to try. Maybe next time. Prices are fair for the quality.

The chocolate mirror cake was rich and beautifully made. Coffee was fine but the wait dragged a bit.

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