This is a beautiful restaurant on the river. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Service is…read moreexcellent. A waitress will bring champagne over to you when you are seated to welcome you. The food is delicious. Know that the Argetinian rare, medium rare, medium is more cooked than in the US.

Food was underwhelming for the type of restaurant. Portions very very generous. Meat not cooked to…read moreperfection. Service was excellent and ambiance is lovely.

Great food ,great view, awesome service . Family run business, great boat ride to restaurant .read more

On the water in La Nata with plenty of inside and outside seating. Very nice atmosphere with tons…read moreof shade for the warmer weather. Really enjoyed this place. Good solid food off the parilla and decent prices. The flan was great as was the strawberries and cream!!

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

This place is way overrated. First off...If you walk into a restaurant at 7 PM Saturday and are…read moreeasily able to get a table with no wait, walk back out. Second, I ordered a steak and my steak was covered in a thick layer of some type of horseradish crust. It was so thick, I didn't taste the steak. I had to scrape off the crust to enjoy what I ordered. This chef would be chopped from Chopped for this very reason. On a positive note, my waitress was very polite and provided great service. However, I would never recommend this place and would advise against it. When you're traveling and looking for a good place to eat, eat at a place filled with natives, not tourists.

We spent ~a week in Calafate and came here twice. The first time we dined in (Venetian-styled…read morecalamari, asparagus, and their seafood stew). The soup is such a warming dish after a long day of travel. I read on Google it's a place for locals to try. I like it because the seafood is fresh, a nice break from all the bife and empanadas we have had in the trip. The second time I basically showed up with a pot for the fish stew takeout. Try before or after a hiking trip or stays in Calafate! Bonus: the place is very chill comparing to other commercial loud restaurants in the downtown area. We love it, and I hope you do too!

One of the best alternatives to Don Julio in Buenos Aires. I get it, most locals will tell you that…read morea proper and truly authentic asado is done at home...and they are right because it tastes completely different and it's an experience. Here, they do all the right things and serve tons and tons of meats. They have it all, so good in fact, Diego Maradona himself once dined here when he was alive. The service was immaculate, everyone was very friendly and welcoming, we happened to walk in right during a slow day, and it was perfect. The ambiance is very cozy, lots of paintings of prominent Argentine figures such as Carlos Gardel and of course Diegito. I highly recommend coming to dine here, the food is well made and the wine selection is very nice as well (We opted for Coca W/ Fernet since we were on our way to watch Futbol)

Excellent Food, Service, and Ambience... Very easy going restaurant. Indoor and outdoor dining is…read moreavailable

This place is very casual (lots of families, and TV playing movies all night), the prices are very…read moreaffordable.

Great little cafe that also serves wine by the glass or bottle…read more Pastries are fresh and tasty. Ambience is comfortable and relaxing.

We visited Buenos Aires and this great little cafe in November 2019. It's located in a neighborhood…read morebrimming with community feels- akin to Park Slope in Brooklyn . We ordered coffee and pastries from the outdoor window service. Just what we needed to jumpstart our afternoon after a long flight.