went to this place for brunch and was instantly greeted by Juan who helped me get seated. This…read moreplace had a large selection of items including coffee and beer. I ordered the savory version of the French toast with scrambled eggs and bacon. You could taste the sweet and savory perfectly. The scrambled eggs were very rich and tasty and the brioche was sweet and with a slight taste of cinnamon. I also ordered a cortado and a dulce de leche medialuna which again, it was massive but delicious and crunchy. Their coffee was made to perfection and the freshly squeezed oranges from my juice were refreshing and delicious. The waitress and waiter that took care of me today were Carlos and Nicoll very friendly and attentive. I'm very pleased with this recent visit to Padre and I recommend this place to anyone that wants to enjoy a good coffee.

Muy buen brunch! El servicio fue un poco lento pero había…read moremucha gente el sábado.

We went there for the happy hour which was a great deal. 3 plates of appetizers and a drink. I…read morethink you can also get buy one get one beer free. Fresh, flavorful and food arrived faster than the usual Argentine restaurants.

My favorite part of my visit to this restaurant this week was how friendly our server was, he…read moresmiled a lot and didn't let the language barrier is positive attitude or our dinner experience. The location was also fun.

This place is fantastic. Not your typical Argentine cafe in that it has other options from the…read moretypical medialuna, tostadas and coffee. It has wonderful pastries (scones, croissants, muffins), in addition to eggs and egg sandwiches and a fantastic list of juices and smoothies. The ambiance is beautiful and the staff very friendly, also unlike many cafes in Buenos Aires. Love this place. Highly recommended for breakfast. Lunch looks great too, but haven't come for lunch. My husband and I will be regulars here.

It's been 27 years since my last visit but the place is the same. A little more touristy but good…read moreservice and food.

I came here on an early Wednesday morning with a group of 4 people for breakfast. It was pretty…read moreempty so we could sit wherever we wanted. It's the oldest cafe in Buenos Aires and I liked the old school feel of it. We ordered a cafe con leche (latte), a tostada mixto (ham and cheese toastie sandwich), and a medialuna (smaller sweet croissant pastry). The portions were large so definitely shareable. The latte and the tostada mixto were good. Service was good as well, faster than I expected (I'm from NYC where everything is fast haha). The reviews said service was slow which I did not experience but it could be that I came early in the morning so it wasn't busy.

The food here is delicious. We stopped by on a day that we used a tourist bus to tour Buenos Aires…read more We were hungry and noticed some people seated under umbrellas sipping cocktails. The bright orange hues of the cocktails drew us in, the taste of the food brought us back! This cafe has a good view of the Caminito terrace and the bus stops (if you're looking out for your bus). This cafe is in the opening of the La Boca tourist square. Have a bite and drink before or after doing some shopping. It's not as expensive as most tourist cafes, but it's not cheap either. Food- the beef empanadas were amazing! Try with the house chimichurri. The jamón y queso was okay, but im not a fan of pork so it's preference based. The pulled beef sandwich is so delicious and moist...it's what brought us back for another visit. They have a traditional provolone bake that is topped with olive oil and oregano; pretty good when hot. If you're in the area, it's a must. Service is great as well.

Outdoor dining with delicious food nice. Great spot for people watching. Staff were very nice and…read moreattentive.

Best coffee (flat white) and breakfast (scrambled eggs with black sesame seeds and toast) in BA…read more But most importantly, best medialunas. I'm back in the states now and my whole family still fantasizes about this place every day.

Great spot in this area. Coffee is great, media lunas excellent, everything is very good and it's a…read moregreat spot.

Many years of consistency,quality and excellence service…read more Don't miss this gem. Large fresh excellent quality products

The absolute best food! The risotto I had was rich, nutty, and beautifully contrasted with the lime…read morethat was used as a garnish. I tried a bite of my mom's lamb ravioli and it was equally sublime. The service was wonderful, and the manager (John) is especially a sweetheart. The staff speaks English well. The garden is simply gorgeous--it feels like you're eating in a spring garden! We would highly recommend this restaurant if you're dining in La Recoleta.

Chori happened to be close to our hotel so headed over for an early dinner on Thursday around 6:30…read more The place was empty but right before ordering noticed "reserved" signs were being placed on the tables. Turned out a couple of Food tours were arriving soon. Lucky we were ordering takeaway. Smaller spot with just about an equal amount of in/outdoor seating. We ordered a couple of the Guest Chori's-The Juan Pedro Caballero (pork) and the Carneceria (beef). Juan Pedro had tortilla chips and peppers and the pork chorizo sausage was saltier than the beef. We ordered a Chimichurri sauce on the side and enjoyed it. We liked the Pork more than the Beef-just was more flavorful. The Bread was thick, soft and held up to the Choripan and condiments well. Potato salad with al dente potatoes was tasty. They also have beer and cocktails so ordered a Gin and Tonic while we waited for our order. Friendly people behind the counter. Food was ready in about 15 minutes. That said, I can see they could get busy and have longer wait times. Make this stop for local grilled sausage deliciousness.

Chori was located in Recoleta and was painted bright yellow and hard to miss…read more They had inside counter level seating and some outdoor tables. They served mostly chori and one morci (blood) sausage sandwiches but with a twist with their toppings. You could get just the sandwich or combine with side and drink. I picked the Invitado Juan Pedro Caballero and the cashier hesitated before entering the order as she wanted me to know it was picante. I assured her it was not a problem and then paid with my credit card. After a short wait, they called my name and I picked up my choripan. it was quite the handful filled with layers of roasted peppers, tortilla chips, onions and lettuce. The tortilla chips were stale but overall I liked the flavors especially with the heat from the peppers and chipotle mayo. It was a nice twist on the popular choripan.