Food was good, portions big enough to share. We grabbed a window seat, nice view of the harbor. Service did the job. Decent spot for a chill dinner.

Nice spot to camp out with the laptop&mdash;plenty of empty tables and chairs that don&#39;t kill your back. Wifi never dropped once. The menu&#39;s got enough variety and prices stay reasonable. Would&#39;ve liked a better wine list though, only had the basics.

Cozy spot with a fireplace and a nice view of Ushuaia from the balcony. Had a warm stew that hit the spot. Service was friendly and made it easy to relax.

Food&#39;s still good and the place stays clean. Service has been consistent every time I&#39;ve been back. Prices are fair for what you get, nothing crazy.

Coffee&rsquo;s solid and the menu covers enough options. Service drags when it&rsquo;s packed, but the place stays chill. Plenty of seats, so no stress finding a spot.

Stopped by for a beer and ended up staying longer than planned. The tap list changes often, which keeps things interesting. Had the nachos on the side&mdash;pretty solid, though the cheese could&#39;ve been a bit more generous. Good spot if you&#39;re into trying different brews without the fuss.

The food was good, generous portions too. But honestly the prices are a bit steep compared to other places around Caril&oacute;. If you don&#39;t mind paying more, the setting is really charming though. I&#39;d probably come back for a special treat, not as a regular spot.

Gluten-free pizza here is actually decent. Crust held up well, toppings tasted fresh. Not the cheapest spot around, but you get what you pay for. I&#39;ve been a couple times now and it&#39;s consistent. If you&#39;re avoiding gluten, this is one of the safer bets in the neighborhood.

We stop here every time we&#39;re passing through, and the menu&#39;s always different. This visit I had the entra&ntilde;a and gnocchi &mdash; both were solid. Matambre was great on previous trips too. Place gets busy, so it&#39;s a bit tight at the tables, but the food keeps us coming back.

This underground bar, themed like a subway station, offers a unique experience with good music and excellent cocktails.

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Loved the local craft beer selection&mdash;found a couple I hadn&#39;t seen anywhere else. Cozy spot, though it got a bit loud later.

The bife de chorizo was cooked right, and the polenta with veal stew was properly tender. Solid local spot, nothing fancy about the place. Service was efficient, which I appreciate. Decent value for what you get. I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

Came for the Galeto Deshuesado. Chicken was juicy, fell right off the bone. Portion size was decent for the price. Waterfront spot makes it easy to grab a quick bite after a walk. No complaints, solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something fast without the fuss.

The crepes here are really fresh, you can tell they make them to order. I had the one with spinach and cheese, the filling was generous and the batter had a nice light texture. It did take a while to get served, place was packed. They actually gave me a free drink when my order got mixed up, which was a nice touch.

The view over the lake is honestly the main reason to come here. So calm, you almost forget you&#39;re in a city. Food was decent, nothing crazy but fine. Service friendly enough. Just wish they had more than one veggie option, kinda limited if you don&#39;t eat meat. Still, a nice spot to sit and unwind for a while. 🌿

Stopped by for a quick bite and the AC felt great after walking around. Got the lomo saltado, meat was tender and the rice was on point. In and out in like 20 minutes, no complaints. Place gets busy around noon but they keep things moving. Decent price for the portion too.

The waiter actually took a minute to tell us about the owner&rsquo;s background &mdash; apparently they started the place after traveling around Asia. That little story made the meal feel more personal. Food was solid too, though I wish they&rsquo;d given us a bit more time between courses. Nice spot if you&rsquo;re in the area.

Service was solid, Mariana and Ra&uacute;l handled everything well. Food was decent but overpriced for the portions. Drinks saved the meal.

The picada platter is a solid pick&mdash;lots of food for the price, cold cuts were on point. Service dragged a bit once it filled up, but I wasn&rsquo;t mad about it.

The apple tart with vanilla ice cream is still my favorite thing here. Not on the menu, so you gotta ask for it. Consistent every single time.

Prices are fair, and the menu&#39;s got a lot to pick from. I tried one of the daily specials on a Saturday&mdash;pretty decent, nothing fancy but solid. Portion was fine for what you pay. If you&#39;re nearby and hungry, it does the job. Maybe not a destination spot, but I&#39;d stop by again.

The space has this old-school charm and the layout is a total maze, kinda fun to explore. Ravioli and cannelloni were solid, brownie with ice cream was the best part. Service kept up fine.

The owner sang to the whole room and gave us free sparkling wine&mdash;felt like a dinner party with friends 🎷

The prawn empanadas were really good, and that chocolate lava cake hit the spot. I liked the American-style decor with all the signs and lighting, it gave the place a fun vibe. My red berry mojito was refreshing too. Only thing is the seating felt a bit cramped, but I&#39;d still come back for those empanadas.

All-you-can-eat sushi was a solid deal, and Soledad kept our drinks full the whole time 😄

The vegan sushi rolls really surprised me. Creative without needing cheese or fake stuff. Delivery was quick too. Gonna order again to try the rest of the menu.

The riverside spot is the main reason to come here. Chipa was really good and prices are fair. Just expect to wait a bit for a table.

Been coming here for a while now. The ice cream flavors are still on point, and the prices haven&#39;t gone crazy. Good spot to hit up with friends.

The steak chorizo with yuca chips was really good, and Ignacio took care of us well. Prices felt fair for what you get.

The smoked jalape&ntilde;o hot sauce really makes the chorip&aacute;n. Spicy but not overpowering. Portion was decent for the price, though I wish the bread was toasted a bit more.

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