Fleur de Sel is amazing! It's a French restaurant and it is very luxurious. We felt like kings and…read morequeens the entire evening. Very romantic. The food is out of the this world! I highly recommend checking this place out!

We treated Camila and Tito to dinner last week to celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary. The…read morecuisine was exquisite in every way. Service on point and the decor better than the last time that we were there. They have installed wood battens on the walls which serve to tame any noise. It's a huge improvement.

very good food! service was great and fast. the place was very cute and clean - the walls are…read morecovered in images of famous people who have visited. if you are going to san telmo - then come here! and don't forget to order the crème bruelle trio and something with casis.

If you're craving French food while in Argentina, look for this spot!…read more My friends and I were casually walking back to the hotel and looking for a place for dinner. We stumbled across this place. We walked in and spoke with the owner who is French himself. Even though it was packed we were accommodated within about 8-10 minutes. There were 4 of us. The menu has all the French traditional dishes you expect. I ordered the escargot and other appetisers included oysters and French onion soup. The food tasted incredible! Fresh, hot and seasoned well. I ordered the salon, other orders included beef and duck. Everyone was completely satisfied with their dishes and I can tell you my salmon was amazing. Our dinner was accompanied by great Malbec (when in Argentina get great Malbec)wine. The ambiance in this place was great, very lively and loud as everyone had been enjoying their dinner. The price was very, very reasonable. I can't say if it's expensive for locals with the Argentine peso, but for US dollars this dinner was super cheap for us. A must go if you're in the neighbourhood or in BA!

A restaurant or market or both? You will sit cozily amongst the groceries but it only adds to the…read morequaint atmosphere of La Fondue. The fondue for two is so nice here and more than enough food for two people. Even though I've seen many people order pizza here we come here specifically for the fondue. They offer beer or wine cheese and I think I like the wine one only slightly better. You get a variety of different dippers from burgundy mushrooms and pickles to apples, grilled chicken and sausages and bread of course. One of our favorite date spots when in BA.

So good. So friendly…read more I work in Buenos Aires, and spend about 20% of my time here. I can't believe I just found this place. They're quite friendly and the food is very good. I was dining by myself; they made a smaller order of fondue for me (I don't know that I'd always expect an exception to the 2-person minimum; they were slow). ZOMG so good! Quality cheese, delicious items to dip. The cheese was sharp and tangy, with a smooth consistency that can be difficult to come by. The dipping items were: poached chicken breast (somehow still quite tender), apples, small potatoes, tiny sausages, pickled onion (quite tangy), prunes, tomatoes, ham pieces, sauteed mushrooms, and of course toasted bread bits. I was stuffed. In spite of that, the waiter brought me a few tiny pieces of brownie they'd just baked, from the pieces they trimmed (I presumed). Really quite nice. I shall be back, not only for fondue but to try something from their impressive list of housemade pastas.

As we planned our last minute trip to Argentina for New Years, we were so enthralled with…read moresightseeing and running around town that we didn't get our act together and make reservations for dinner. Fast forward to NYE at 9pm, we're walking around aimlessly trying to find restaurants that were a. open and b. accepting walk-ins. We stumbled across A Nos Amours and spoke to the french waiter who also appeared to be the owner to see if they had any spots for their Prix fix menu. He was apologetic and said he only had ingredients for a preplanned number of diners, but called a party that was late for their reservation. Long story short, we walked around the block and were waved down by him to take a seat. The wine list is largely (if not totally) sulphate free and their cheese preservative free as well. We enjoyed a relaxing 3 hour Argentinian/French style dinner and rang in the new year after a delicious meal. The coconut broth prawns and were memorable and the dessert had beautiful textures. Thanks for saving our night!

The food is mediocre and the service is the worst ever. The owner was disrespectful with us. No…read moremanners at all.

We stumbled upon this and ordered the set menu for two. It came with so much brunch food that it…read morefed out family of four. It came with scrambled eggs on toast with avocado, pastries of our choice, large freshly squeezed oj, yogurt with granola and honey, pancakes with fresh fruit, and coffee, tea, White wine. It was such a lovely brunch!

Didn't get to try then place because they open at 8pm. It wasn't listen on the yelp page..did not…read morewant to give it a bad review hence the 5 stars. There is an elevator but I suggest just walking up the stairs and hanging a right.

Good food but tremendously over priced. Their squid ink risotto was good but some of the other…read moredishes were average.

It's a great place, great owner, great service -and most of all great food…read more We loved it

Pedimos para llevar y la comida fue deliciosa. Las berenjenas asadas son una delicia. ¡Muchas…read moregracias!

My favorite wine-tasting in Argentina! Their menu degustación (tasting) starts at 17 hs when the…read moresommelier arrives. You pick the cheese and they match the wine accordingly. Bread and dipping oil is also provided. It was very enjoyable and classy. Afterwards have a full glass of your favorite wine to finish off the experience. I'd recommend this tasting to all wine and cheese lovers or someone who is new to wine.

Bar Du Marchè: I tried the following wines here. Krontiras (organic Malbec) mild and smooth…read moreBodegas Krontiras, Mendoza; padrillos fruity and a little dry. (Pinot noir Ernesto Catena Vineyards, Mendoza) Amalaya Rosado de Malbec-Torrontes (Bodega Amalaya, Salta) a house blend. Ordered the menu del dia ($320 pesos) which came with a spinach soup, small salad, a main course, a glass of wine and a dessert or expresso. The soup was quite hearty and delicious. The main course was an egg tart with tomatoes with a lettuce salad. The tart needed some salt; was fine after that. And it came with a small glass of the Amalaya wine. All quite tasty with a very pleasant atmosphere with large tall windows on a charming street corner in Palermo. The extra glasses of wine were $150 pesos each.