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

Service is very Argentine. Slow. But the food is very good and fresh. The pate de Hongos was the…read morehighlight of the evening with amazing flavors and textures!

Excellent menu, with changes in every season. Great menu of wines too. Overall a very good…read moreatmosphere, experience, service, and attitude. A kind and deserving place. Recommended!

AVOID THIS PLACE!! YOU'VE BEEN WARNED!!…read more This place is a tourist trap like no other. This place is absolutely insulting. It is a white man's take on Latin food, and it's bad! The food was tasteless and the only taste that came across on the "pupusas" was burned dough. The "tacos" were an abomination. This sick son of a bitch made Bite size tostadas that are impossible to chew and called them tacos. In the end it was $100 down the drain for an absolutely horrible experience. From the uncomfortable bar seating to the horrid take on classical Latin American dishes, this was by far my worst experience I'm buenos aires. AVOID this place!

So the food is super solid here. Creative and playful which is surprising as the chef is super…read moreserious! The Papusas are heavenly!!!!! This was a really nice meal and great for meat eaters and veggies alike. I enjoyed the stories of the meals and the variety of cuts of meat!! Dave's wife is the highlight of this place. She's funny, sweet and makes you feel at home.

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.

I was wandering around Palermo looking for a cheap eat and a beer when I stumbled upon this gem. I…read morehad the 'carne picante' empanadas. Flavorful and juicy, I had 3. Definitely recommend.

Excellent empanadas. We had the cheese & onion and the chacillo. I could have made myself sick…read moreeating and eating. Delicious!! They do deliver as well

This is my "go-to I have been coming to this restaurant for 20 years." restaurant in Buenos Aires…read more It has class, grace,. and style. The food is incredible. The staff is outstanding. You will leave full and happy. I have been coming to this restaurant for 20 years.

This restaurant was recommended on another site and was close to our hotel. The menu was quite…read moreextensive and included some price fixe 3-course meals. Some reviewers have commented about the slow service. We did not experience slow service although it took a while for the waiter to greet us (I have since learned this may just be how it's done in Buenos Aires). However, a couple sitting behind us who arrived before we did received their meal after we did. They were not pleased and the waiter made apologies. I would not have been pleased either. We opted for grilled salmon and vegetables. The salmon was cooked perfectly. The vegetables were good, but nothing special. Reviewers also complained about the service fee. This is not the first time I have been charged a fee at a restaurant in Buenos Aires. I don't like the practice either, but I'm not going to lower a rating for a restaurant that follows a common practice. Prices are very reasonable in Buenos Aires and this meal was fairly priced. I'm giving 4 stars ( I would have preferred 3.5 stars if that were possible) because of the quality of food -good, but not exceptional. Tipping is not required in Argentina, but 10% is appreciated. However, when someone (not our waiter) took my credit card, he was very pushy about adding a certain amount. I was planning on leaving a tip as our waiter was very good and attentive. Fortunately, I had an amount in mind so I didn't feel pressure to give the amount the person wanted me to give. Another reason for a four star rating.

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.