From the owner: Pastelería casera Comida Sana y Naturalread more

Excelente la comida de este refugio en Tigre, a pasos de las estación. Precios accesibles y hermoso…read morelocal con garage al paseo Blvd Sáenz Peña. Tati un amor de persona y el servicio impecable. Recomiendo!

Great lunch. Ample portions, well prepared. Beer, Wine, and…read moreLiquor available. Sides were hearty and well marched with entrees. Service was attentive, if not personal. Decor was eclectic, with free range dogs. I reaaly enjoyed and would gladly return. I am told the only reason we did not have to wait for a table was the rainy weather.

April 2023: Went here for a lunch meeting with a co worker. The food was wonderful and the staff…read morewas very attentive. They were patient with my beginner Spanish and did their best to help me understand what I was ordering. Overall fantastic experience.

Cute cafe with friendly staff, delicious coffee and great food. At first I thought the prices were…read morea bit high with a salmon avocado bagel clocking in around $16000 but then when it came out I realized we could have easily split one. The sandwich was delicious and while I would certainly not classify the bread as a "bagel" it was a more appropriate texture for the sandwich than a bagel would have been. Only reason it's not 5 stars is because it was uncomfortably hot inside. I do also wish there were at least a few comfy chairs but I prefer to sip my coffee in a cozy environment as opposed to metal chairs.

This place is such a good find in Buenos Aires. The scones are some of the best we've had. The…read moreavocado toast is also very good. Their pastries are good however since we arrived a bit later, there were a few items remaining and most had sold out. Really recommend this place, one thing to note is that service is a bit slow however. This is standard in BA but just wanted to note.

I really enjoyed our meal here! Its a cute little farmhouse bakery. Not many tables but a romantic…read morespot for a date. There is a well decorated chalkboard menu. My husband and I walked there, exploring the neighborhood was fun. Once we arrived we sat at a sweet little table in the window and settled in. Food-wise, the bagel was amazing. I don't really know why it was so amazing - you would think you can't do much to a bagel but I'll be thinking of this particulate bagel for a long time. We also ordered the avocado toast which was good. It was filling too! The coffee was great. We even stayed for a bit after breakfast and sipped coffee and chatted. This is the kind of place I can sit, sip coffee, read and people watch for hours!

Amazing food, great service, and the perfect location for someone with Celiac. They make fresh…read moregluten free bread every day. The French toast Nutella sandwich with caramelized bananas was divine. The omelettes amazing. You can't go wrong.

It had been many years since my initial visit to L'Orangerie. I had great memories of the art deco…read moreroom, with high ceilings and iron work. We arrived for a 2p lunch and the room was lovely. The menu consisted of a cold buffet and menu items of the day. My friends ordered the buffet and 2 of us ordered the 'Loma de Pesca'. Our fish order showed up 20 minutes later as sliced filets of Lomo de Res. The waiter was profusely apologetic and stated his mind confused the meat with the fish. 35 minutes later, still no fish, but complimentary glasses of champagne for the delay. At the 45 minute mark, the fish arrived. More apologies and we noted the sauce on the fish had already congealed, so it had been sitting awhile. Coffee with some complimentary dessert bites. Sadly, the elegance and service I remembered was very much lacking. As a 'bonus', 20 minutes after leaving L'Orangerie, someone charged $1200 USD on plane tickets to Chile on the CC I had just used at the restaurant.

Beautiful setting, delicious food and superb service. These would be the three terms I'd use to…read moredescribe our experience here for afternoon tea. Located inside the Alvear Palace Hotel, this restaurant and tea room is exquisite in its appointments and the food and service are equally well matched. Afternoon tea started with small pasty, followed by scones accompanied by clotted cream, preserves and creme anglaise. Then came a tiered tower with sandwiches and pastries, followed by the cart if larger pastries and a glass of sparkling wine. Of note, was the Alvear tea blend, which features citrus notes, almond and rose petals. Everything was This was a wonderful experience, and a highlight of this trip to Buenos Aires.

On the words of Joey: negro, Good!, coffee Good, freshly baked medialunas Good…read more One of the better alternatives to the extra hot over drawn over roasted local coffee.

Nice cute little cafe, suitable to just hang out or read a book. We ordered coffee, cappuccino with…read moreOreo. They are all really strong, very sweet. Depends on if you like sweet coffee drinks. Their focus is on coffee and you can see many explanation of the making and different types of coffee on their wall. I also ordered a Pan De Queso, which is a small Colombian dish of cheese bread in a sphere shape. There is free WiFi available, staff speaks English and you can pay with visa.