The best appetizer anywhere- Roasted spicy eggplant and beans (like Lima beans but better). Really…read moregood empanadas and pasta dishes. Nice neighborhood.

This is the worst of the worst restaurant ever. I asked for spaghetti with tomato sauce and my wife…read morehad sorrentinos with tomato sauce. Both were not eatable. How can you screw up simple spaghettis. Unreal. Complete waste. Don't go to this restaurant.

Lovely atmosphere and great empanadas from each stand we went to. There are 7 at da in total and…read morewhen you arrive the waitresses from each stand bombard you to get you to sit at their stand. You can decline and sit anywhere and try many of the stands or you can sit at a designated stand and still try the other stands. All depends on your comfort level. Stand no. 1 was our favorite overall but the best crust went to stand no. 2.

Great coffee house! Broad variety of food items . Prices are ok. Foor service could be a little…read morefaster but servers attitude makes the wait more bearable. Reliable wifi to work from your computer and quiet ambiance upstairs!

Clean and simple cafe. Offers a little bit of everything - cute place. Very good wifiread more

Overall a great experience in Salta. I expected that a restaurant with entertainment would draw…read morepure tourists, but I was very wrong. On a Friday night the place was empty at 9 pm but packed by 10:30. The folk dancers had many volunteers from the audience who clearly knew the local dances and were having great fun. The atmosphere and entertainment get 5 stars. The food and service were only ok. More like 3 stars, not bad. Empanadas were solid and we saw lots of people order them. Steaks were good but side dishes were plain. Pasta was burdened with a very heavy sauce that was too strong. Creamed spinach was 2/3 cream and 1/3 spinach. Brownie dessert is a huge skip....awful. Flan dessert was very good. Service was very slow, which wasn't so bad since we had entertainment. A highlight of meal was the first wine on their menu (forget the name). It was a highly rated (WA 93) 2015 Malbec that retails for $85 in the US but was on the wine list for $25. Including show charge of 150 pesos per person, dinner for four with wine ran $100 plus tip.

Nice peña . Great ambiance. The food ok. The wine list is excellent. It is rather a show for…read moretourist than a real peña, nevertheless it was good, entertaining and kept the public engaged and participating.

We had the BEST meal here. Excellent steak, delicious salad and yummy red wine. Huge portions!…read moreFriendly staff. Nice, simple interior. I would totally go back!! My favourite meal while in Salta.