Came here for on a Monday for a late afternoon snack, early dinner. Great ambiance and has outdoor…read moreseating. Staff are friendly, efficient and professional. We were here on vacation and not familiar with Argentinian cuisine so we asked our server for his recommendations. We had the classic Espinica, Salsa Blanca y Muzzarella empanada, Chipa Guazu con Ternera Brazeada and the Risotto Azafranado de Ternera Brazeada per his recommendation. He was on point. The empanada was delicious. We loved the subtle flavors, the ooey-gooey goodness of the cheese and the empanada dough was perfectly baked. The Ternera Brazeadas were perfectly cooked. It was so tender and delicious. The risotto was creamy delicious. The cheese bread (chipa guazu) was moist and tasty as well. We had the delicious alfajor for dessert. Everything was delicious. Flavors were subtle (in a very good way), not overpowering.

Ordered the brunch and the lomito was hard and inedible. Had to split it out. The rest of the food…read morewas excellent.

This is really good place for everything! They have breakfast and lunch combos.. I tried most of…read moreit! My favorite is the saludable ( yogurt, honey, oats , and fruits). Second is the porteno; ham and cheese panini!! It's super crunchy, cheesy, and delicious. Muy Feliz, waffles and fruit with creams ( delicious )..If you are the traditional type; get huevos revueltos; the scramble eggs and toast!! The orange juice is fresh squeezed and delicious.. I imagine all their fresh juice are super too..Guess what!!! If you getting the combos; you get tea or coffee with it!!! Tea is my thing...I love the peach'n rose, kiwi moon,cocoon, and english mint tea!! But there are lots to choose from... I think these guys are tire of seeing me there the whole week...the best part, the staff are super friendly and nice (well to me anyway!! Please and thank you goes a long way too). There are lots of different location; but, this one is the closest to my apartment...

Great food, authentic Argentinian Their lamb is delicious,…read morewith some potatoes on the side. Service was great, very attentive and nice

We came with no reservation (at about 8:45pm) on Sunday and had no wait to get seated, but it had…read moredefinitely filled up by the time we were done. I ordered the Ojo de Bife (ribeye) and asked for it Rare (Vuelta y Vuelta) and the pescetarian g/f ordered the Spinach and Ricotta Raviolis with Cream Sauce. Rare is not too common an order in Argentina so the waiter asked and re-asked (coming back maybe 4 different times) to confirm my desired doneness "Vuelta y vuelta?" while making quick hissing noises showing how little time the steak would be grilled. His level of concern was cute. The steak comes with a bounty of sides including small whole potatoes, chimichurri sauce, a tired looking pile of lettuce, and a grilled egg - I wondered about this while reading the menu and it turned out to be in a bell pepper which was then grilled (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/miranda-parrilla-buenos-aires?select=GBt1hNgmpLGsjO-xpUq2Tw#xXY-ZlV7Y3dnN9F-f_TDYA). The steak was perfectly cooked (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/miranda-parrilla-buenos-aires?select=GBt1hNgmpLGsjO-xpUq2Tw#g1Lovy0FL5b7PxO3i3pQhQ) and delicious. The grilled egg also was nicely cooked with a runny yolk. The chimichurri was flavorful and just mildly spicy. The pile of lettuce was a little wilty in spots. The g/f was not as wowed by the raviolis (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/miranda-parrilla-buenos-aires?select=GBt1hNgmpLGsjO-xpUq2Tw#loDF4MMjon5IauaAPTvNlg). Both the filling and the sauce were underseasoned and there were no condiments on the table except for grated cheese (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/miranda-parrilla-buenos-aires?select=GBt1hNgmpLGsjO-xpUq2Tw#Y3qX7sDL6hyzwXYIPUMG7w). We saw another table get the grilled salmon and that may have been a better pescetarian option for her. Big salads with grilled meats looked like another popular option here. Steak: 5 stars Ravioli: 3 stars

The ambience overshadows the food. And the food is excellent…read more Croque Madame is located the Circulo Militar. There are two options: in the courtyard or inside in one of the fancy salons of the palace. (Note: When you make an invitation you need to tell them whether you want to eat inside or out.) We were in the courtyard and it was lovely. The food was lighter, international food. Maybe it's Nouveau Argentine? We each had amazing salads accompanied by lovely wine. The service seemed a little, um, stressed. Even our Argentine guests were a little irritated at times and Argentines do not appear to complain at restaurants -- ever. As we were leaving, the hostess asked if we want to see the two dining rooms inside the palace. Don't miss it. The inside is beautiful. One caution: if you're going to eat in the courtyard, put on some insect repellant. BA has a bumper crop of mosquitos this year.

I LOVED this restaurant. Super quaint, elegant and sophisticated nestled in the garden of the…read moreFrench museum. The staff were very friendly given we were Americans which is always a toss up at places like this overseas. Our waite helped me pick out a great Chardonnay to pair with the handfull of items we ordered including the tatine tasting plate, a gorgeous garden burratta salad and the famous Argentine Choripán (braised pork shoulder sandwhich). I only wish I had room for dessert.. and just be prepared to fend off the hungry pigeons that attempt to steal a bite occasionally.