Literally the best spot for a lunch or dinner. Came here ever since I was a kid visiting the city…read moreand to this day the waiters remember my family and I.

I really like this place.. good solid flavors and nice food. Small area to sit outside or you…read moretake away the food. Covid Protocols are good. Prices are good. Service is decent.

Really funky little spot in villa la nata. Menu is easy and really advanced. You go to the counter…read moreto order and then they call and you pick it up. Prices are awesome. Music is good as is the outdoor seating. The owner speaks English which is a bonus. Super friendly. Great bread on the chorizo and super good cheese fries.

A really nice place with good solid food and lots of good choices. Beautiful location on the water…read morein the Bahia. The service is a bit slow but it's not horrible. The bread and spread is magnificent. Blooming onion needs a bit of refinement but other foods are quite solid

What a cute little place that is half art studio where you paint your own pottery and the other…read morehalf is snacks and light items. The pastries were decent but very pricy. About 40-50 pesos per item. Paint your own pottery part isn't done yet and air conditioning is being repaired. Nice outdoor seating though with a play scape for the little ones. Lovely staff!! English spoken.

We had an excellent meal and service on a Sunday night. We entered an empty restaurant at 8 PM. By…read more9 PM it was busy, but still some open tables. They bring you complimentary bread with different sauces. The prices are affordable. The wine was a huge pour for a great price. The staff was friendly and efficient. We had the tenderloin and the ribeye. I preferred the tenderloin. It was so smooth and easy to cut. The flavor was excellent. We had a delicious side of smashed pumpkin. We shared a salad that was made with fresh romaine, tomatoes, and white onion. They served it was balsamic vinegar and olive oil. The place has a nice ambiance. Check it out!

Food: 3.5/5.0 Service: 3.5/5.0…read moreValue: 3.0/5.0 Decor: 3.0/5.0 Overall: 3.5/5.0 Nice quiet restaurant in Palermo. The empanadas were okay but needed a little more seasoning or at least salt. The steak was pretty well cooked, but the cut of meat was on the less impressive side. Fine for a casual meal.

So, there's not much of the physical space to really like or dislike, it's there, it's mostly for…read moretakeout or delivery (mostly the latter). The staff are friendly, and talkative, which is nice. I know the delivery guys have been pleasant as well. They're fast when we want delivery, usually taking under half an hour. The food is good, and definitely recommended. Pricing is quite reasonable - appetizers running 55-70 and main courses mostly around the 120-140 range with a few seafood dishes that come in around 170-200.

Grilled pizzas, y'all! There are about a dozen pizzas on the menu from the usual Margherita to my…read morepick of the night, enchilada (chili with beans and cheese on grilled flatbread.) Sounds pretty deplorable on pizza but man, did it remind me of the US Southwest! You can split a large with two flavors with six pieces of each. A trio of sauces also accompany the pizza, pico de gallo, scallion in olive oil and a hot sauce. Service was pleasant and the space is very cute in a kitschy kinda way. The waitress brings out popcorn(?) for you to munch on while you wait! In addition to pizzas, there are a few tapa-style appetizers and a cocktail menu.