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.

Great spot to hit with friends before heading out. The lomito was huge and so tasty, we almost couldn&#39;t finish it. Service was friendly too. Definitely coming back when I&#39;m in Mar del Plata again 😊

Been coming here for years and the locro on July 9th never disappoints. Big portions, solid service. Always my go-to for traditional Argentinian food.

The mixed merienda platter was solid&mdash;sweet and savory both hit right. Coffee was strong, how I like it. Pricey though.

Came for the view, honestly the coffee was the bonus. Had the Baileys and espresso, pretty solid. The panorama from up there does make it worth the trip though. Just wish the cups were a bit bigger for the price, felt like I finished it in three sips. Still, nice spot to kill an hour.

Solid fish spot right on the pier. Got the grilled catch, portion was generous. Place fills up fast though, waited a bit for a table. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re not in a rush.

The half portions here are great for sharing. We got the provoleta and empanadas to start, both were tasty. The flan with dulce de leche was the right way to finish. Good spot if you want a steakhouse meal without going overboard on portions.

The milanesa was spot on again&mdash;good size, cooked right. Service stays consistent too, they always take the time to explain the menu. Been coming here for a while and it never disappoints.

Stopped by for a beer after work. They got a solid craft selection, that&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back. Tried a burger this time, it was alright but definitely on the salty side. Not a bad spot for a quick pint, just don&#39;t expect the food to blow you away.

The mixed platter was the move. Honestly, plenty for two, we couldn&#39;t even finish it. Everything tasted fresh, well-seasoned. The vibe was chill, nothing fancy but comfortable. Maybe a little slow on the refills, but I wasn&#39;t in a rush. Solid spot if you&#39;re hungry and want a bit of everything.

Been coming here for years and the ceviche never disappoints. Fish is always fresh, tastes like they just pulled it out of the water. Place gets busy around noon so I try to come early. Staff dont rush you even when my Spanish fails me. One thing though, prices have gone up a bit since last time. Still worth it for the quality though.

Food&rsquo;s still solid after all these visits, that spicy pasta never disappoints. Service was fine, just the usual wait when it&rsquo;s packed. I&rsquo;ll keep coming back.

The empanadas were tasty, though a bit small. The tamales were the best I&#39;ve ever had - flavorful with a fluffy masa. Service was great.

The lasagna was a solid, generous portion&mdash;proper comfort food. Staff were friendly enough, though the place gets packed fast. I didn&rsquo;t book ahead and ended up waiting a bit, but once seated, the food came out quick. That first bite of the cheesy, saucy layers made the wait feel worth it. Just go early if you can.

Been coming here for years, every trip to Bariloche. Trout&#39;s still the one I keep going back to, good portion and the price is fair, especially compared to the touristy spots on Mitre. Staff remembers me now, that&#39;s something. Place gets busy but it&#39;s worth it.

Stopped by for a quick dinner on a weeknight. Menu&rsquo;s got a solid range of Arabic dishes, not just the usual stuff. Prices are fair for what you get. Service was quick and polite, though I can see it getting hectic on weekends. Place was busy but not chaotic. Good option if you&rsquo;re in the area and want something different.

Burgers are legit. Happy hour beer prices make it even better. Staff was on point too. Music was loud enough to feel the vibe but not so much you can&#39;t talk. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy.

The baklava was the highlight&mdash;sweet, flaky, and not too heavy. Really well made. I&#39;d come back just for that.

The set lunch here is a solid deal&mdash;three courses, a drink, and dessert, all plated nicely. I went with the grilled fish and a glass of Sauvignon Blanc; the wine paired well, though I wished they had one more option by the glass. Service was attentive without hovering. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a relaxed midday meal.

Been coming here for years, still my spot for Japanese in the city. Salmon&#39;s always fresh, you can tell they don&#39;t mess around with quality. Plating&#39;s neat too, not over the top but you can see the care. Place gets busy around dinner, but it&#39;s worth squeezing in.

Quick sushi fix, fresh fish, but no seating&mdash;strictly takeaway.

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