Food truck specializing in seafood. With this being a food truck, don't expect any restaurant…read morequality food. This is just a place to get some quick fast food style bites. The menu is limited and consists of items like friend calamari, fried fish, lobster salad, and non-seafood fast food like chicken nuggets and mozzarella sticks. It gets the job done if you are hungry and like quick fried foods.

Great neighborhood steakhouse with the freshness and quality of products that you would expect from…read morea more expensive Argentinian restaurant. This place is in a restaurant strip within walking distance of the Sheraton Hotel, very convenient location. The charcoaled grilled steaks are amazing, the service was top notch and the wine list was perfectly selected to match the food. I would highly recommend this place.

Good things first The food is yummy!! We ordered the…read moretraditional parrilla and it comes with empanadas, chorizo, morcilla, salad/fries and a portion of asado. The empanadas of carne were fried and really moist and tasty. Chorizo, morcilla and the salad was great. The portion of asado for 2 was a little small and most of it consisted of fat but the meat was really well done and tasteful. In the end we had the flan with cream and it seemed to be home made and muy rico as locals would put it. The food alone would get a rating of 4 stars. The NOT so good part: The place has a very old joint look which is great but it is filthy to put it lightly. The wall next to us had spider webs and dirt. We had a tiny spider dart across our table as well. The first wine glass had a spider floating in it. It looked like the place was closed for months and they reopened and forgot the cleaning part completely. It is definitely a place worth going to for the food and hope they would have a clean up crew going through the place soon.

Small local cafe along Avenida Pedro Lura. Coming inside…read morefrom the cold my buddy ordered a cafe con leche y yo tuve un cortado. The place isn't fancy by any means, but our server was sweet and asked us where we were from, since we our Spanish didn't sound Porteño nor local. To keep ourselves on the GO we went light, ordering their dulce de leche pastel 2.5/5 was lovely but the leche was not too filled up. Empanadas carne was pretty good, packed with some flavor, crust was perfect 4/5. My friend was not too impressed with their empanada pollo 2/5; crust was thick, chicken lacked flavor. Place was overall clean, but I definitely want to try their media dia plata meatballs with mash potatoes.

Un Paso Natural is a simple beach side stall selling drinks and snacks. You can get either juices…read moreor smoothies. The drinks are fairly fresh and made to order with a blender. The menu was not big, but this is just a stall and not a restaurant. I'd stay away from the snacks though. They are just prepacked baked goods that have been sitting around.

Wow, This is a place where every plante is crafted with flavor, good servings, and where the chef…read moredelivers the food to your table!. I did not need to add any condiment, " Scallops, Ceviche style", " Rabas" (squid fried rings), and many other great dishes, plenty of lemon to sprinkle, I can tell it was our place of choice. They have limited seating, and due to its demand they had to. split in two seating times (this is typical practice in the port area restaurants). If you are in de area, and you love fresh fish and seafood in general. Do not exclude yourself from this experience.

The best things about this restaurant are its location and views. It's right next to the beach and…read morebecause it's located on the second floor with floor to ceiling windows, you get amazing views of the beach and ocean. It's an ideal place to take a date for lunch or dinner. The food is decent too but is nothing unique. Their menu offers a lot of seafood options and is on the healthier side. The food is on the more expensive side compared to other local restaurants, but this is to be expected as it's located right next to a luxury beach club.