The Location: It is located in Palermo soho, near the corner of Jorge Luis Borges and Paraguay. The…read morelocation is relatively safe, and it is a touristy area. The People: Good staff. The Food: - Jamón y queso (Ham and Cheese) : A really good empanada. This one I recommend trying--the ham-to-cheese ratio is phenomenal. - Jamón, queso, tomate (Ham, Cheese, and Tomato) [#1 recommendation]: This one was my favorite empanada in this place so far. A must try. If you like ham and cheese and only want to try one empanada, make sure it is this one. The ham-and-cheese one is good but the this one (with the added tomato flavor) makes it delicious. - Carne suave (Smooth Meat): A good empanada to eat. Neither bad nor out of the ordinary. - Carne Cümen-Cümen (Cümen Meat): If you want to try a meat empanada that tastes differently than other typical meat empanadas, I would try this one. It was decent, but certainly different than the standard meat ones. - Carne cortada a cuchillo (Cut Meat) [#2 recommendation]: Of the meat selections in this review, I would say my favorite (or the one I would buy if I had only the choice to buy one meat empanada) is this one. Similar to how they cut the meat "al pastor" in the United Sates or Mexico. Good choice. Pollo (Chicken) [#3 recommendation]: It was good. Of the empanada flavors talked to above, this one would be one of three that I would probably buy again. Good flavor. The Venue: They have (as shown in the pictures I have provided here) enough seating indoors for about 10 people to eat. However, this is more of a take-out delivery place. I ordered my empanadas to-go. But if you are in a group of four people and want to eat-in, I am sure that works out too. They have some special offers but only if you buy a significant amount of empanadas. Upshot: A really solid place to grab some empanadas in Palermo soho. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ La ubicación: se encuentra en Palermo Soho, cerca de la esquina de Jorge Luis Borges y Paraguay. La ubicación es relativamente segura, y es una zona turística. La gente: buen personal. Los alimentos: - Jamón y queso: una muy buena empanada. Recomiendo probar este: la proporción de jamón a queso es fenomenal. - Jamón, queso, tomate [#1 recomendacion]: esta fue mi empanada favorita en este lugar hasta ahora. Hay que probarlo. Si te gusta el jamón y el queso y solo quieres probar una empanada, asegúrate de que sea esta. El jamón y queso es bueno, pero este (con el sabor de tomate agregado) lo hace delicioso. - Carne suave: una buena empanada para comer. Ni malo ni fuera de lo común. - Carne Cümen-Cümen: si desea probar una empanada de carne que tiene un sabor diferente a otras empanadas de carne típicas, probaría esta. Era decente, pero ciertamente diferente de los estándar de carne. - Carne cortada a cuchillo [#2 recomendacion]: De las selecciones de carne en esta revisión, diría que mi favorita (o la que compraría si solo tuviera la opción de comprar una empanada de carne) es esta. Similar a cómo cortaron la carne "al pastor" en los Estados Unidos o México. Buena elección. Pollo [#3 recomendacion]: estaba bueno. De los sabores de empanada mencionados anteriormente, este sería uno de los tres que probablemente compraría nuevamente. Buen sabor. El lugar: tienen (como se muestra en las fotos que he proporcionado aquí) suficientes asientos en el interior para que coman unas 10 personas. Sin embargo, este es más un lugar de entrega de comida para llevar. Pedí mis empanadas para llevar. Pero si usted está en un grupo de cuatro personas y quiere comer, estoy seguro de que eso también funciona. Tienen algunas ofertas especiales, pero solo si compra una cantidad significativa de empanadas. Resumen: Un lugar realmente sólido para tomar algunas empanadas en Palermo Soho.

Fantastic! We ordered a variety of empanadas off the menu and they were all delicious. Plus, they…read moretake credit cards which is a huge bonus. Would definitely recommend!

we had lunch here and it was delicious and so cheap! 8 empanadas, a diet coke, and a bottled water…read morefor ~US$11. the dining room was large, clean, and quiet and the waitstaff was polite and attentive. they also offer delivery. if i lived in the area, i'd probably end up getting delivery from here every week! =)

What can I say, please eat here! The empanadas are delectable. I am a vegetarian so couldn't try to…read moremuch in the menu but trust me the few items I could indulge in were awesome. I had the Roquefort and onion empanadas which pair well with a glass of vino tinto. Also the corn empanadas are delish. They use a sweet corn which makes all the difference. And of course the albahaca empanadas are classic! Love this place!

I'm kind of shocked by the low reviews. I usually look on Yelp for suggested restaurants but I was…read morejust so hot and tired from a full day of waking that I just wanted to find a place to sit down and eat (and our preferred choice that was suggested by a taxi driver had a shocking 5 hour wait). We were sat down at an outside table and were given menus and asked what we wanted to drink. We chose a few beers...they were AMAZING. We had the honey, golden (2), and the Scottish. They're buy 1 get 1 for $299 (less than $2.99USD). How can you say no to beers that cost about $1.50 USD each?? And they not only tasted great, they had a high ABV. We ordered the Tex Mex Nachos, Papas Criminales, Americana, and the Crispy Pechuguitas. Everything tasted great but the Pechuguitas and Americana were the best. I truly loved the Pechuguitas the most and would absolutely get those again. Since we're still not used to the restaurant customs, we had to wave down our waiter (politely) and asked for more beer, a check, and to-go boxes all at the same time. There is a language barrier here so I had to look up "can I please have a take away box?" on google translate and show him. I don't know what phrase is used for take away/to go/doggy bag/etc in Argentina but he understood and laughed. I'm sure it's because I'm an idiot and should know Spanish but it's okay, he was very nice and quick. This is a good sit down place for cheap eats. It's totally laid back and kind of has a "Chili's" or "Friday's" vibe to it.

Very helpful staff for English/poor Spanish speakers. The…read moresalad was very big and good. You do have to make your own oil and vinegar dressinging, which I is ok. Fries are ok, but nothing special. Chicken milanesa was nearly inedible. The meat was pounded about 2mm thick, and was deep fried until the edges turned black. You don't have to be an Italian chef to know that it is significantly overcooked, dry, and almost too tough to cut with a knife. If you can't cook a milanesa correctly in a restaurant specializing in milanesa, nothing else matters

Delicious empanadas! My favourite was the empanada carne picante. The minced beef was deliciously…read morespiced and the pastry was so perfect! We got there at around 1:30pm on a Thursday and it was busy. Can tell it was full of locals on their lunch since many were wearing office attire and on very friendly terms with the staff. The place has a very cozy vibe and was full of momentos. If we weren't leaving Buenos Aires the next day, we would have definitely gone back again! Definitely worth checking out and don't feel like you need to try a bunch of different things. Many people just ordered plates piled high with empanadas. We regret not doing the same!